You wonderful lot! You have climbed into baths of beans, donned fancy dress and even recorded your own songs - all for Children In Need in the past.
There’s more than a decade of Sunderland and County Durham memories here as we get ready for another BBC Children In Need night on telly tonight.
We have scenes from the 1980s and 1990s. Have a look and see if we got you on camera in these Sunderland Echo photo memories.
Or perhaps you would like to tell us about other types of nostalgia you would want to see in our retro section.
It might be memories of your favourite shop, club, nightclub or restaurant. Maybe you want to get back in touch with former workmates from a factory, or with pals who you went to school with.
Or perhaps you would like to share memories of a sporting occasion in the past which you would like to revisit.
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5. Superb in Hendon
Staff at Thompson's Builders Merchants in Hendon raised more than £500 in 1989 thanks to their fancy dress efforts. | se
6. Challenged by Anneka in 1991
Action girl Anneka Rice set the region a challenge 35 years ago when she tasked the North East with renovating a play area at the Washington Wildfowl and Wetlands Park. Here are project director Keith Hamilton, Chris Francis, curator of the Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre, with camera expert Chris Hunt and Children in Need director Debbie Waldron. | se
7. On the march in 1992
Firefighters marched nearly 20 miles around County Durham to raise money for the appeal in 1992, starting from the brigade's Framwellgate Moor headquarters. | se
8. Wonderfully musical in Washington
Pupils at a Washington School recorded a song called The Innocents, in 1993. Copies of the tape were sold to raise money for the appeal. Julie Walton, 13, is pictured leading the singing with support from 500 fellow pupils. | se