The idea stemmed from the brothers' love of darts and wanting to do something to help those affected by cancer.
The event, held at Handcross Social Club on Saturday October 17, began at 9am, where the two boys, aged six and nine, were joined by fellow pupils and community members throughout the day.
The event concluded at six in the evening after they hit 100,000 points, and managed to raise over a grand for Macmillan.
The brothers are both pupils at Handcross Primary School, where children can earn a Golden Leaf award for demonstrating the school’s values of resilience, determination, ambition, kindness, respect, and responsibility.
The boys decided that organising and completing the darts marathon would be a great way to put those values into action.
Overall the event was a huge success and the family are still raising funds for the cause.
1. Handcross Social Club
Brothers raise over £1000 for Macmillan in 12-hour dart marathon. Photo: contributed
2. Handcross Social Club
Mylo (left) and Rayfe (right organised a darts marathon in Handcross to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. Photo: contributed
3. Handcross Social Club
The idea of the 'dartathon' fundraiser stemmed from Rayfe's love of darts. a Photo: contributed
4. Handcross Social Club
Handcross Social Club hosted the boys 12-hour 'dartathon', in which over £1000 was raise for Macmillan cancer support. Photo: contributed