A five-year-old boy from Cornwall was given an invoice and his parents threatened with court action after he missed a friend's birthday party.
Alex Nash from Torpoint, inadvertently brought home the £15.95 "no show fee" after it was slipped into his school bag.
A crowd-funding website has been set up to raise £16 after a five-year-old was billed for failing to attend a friend's birthday party.
Alex Nash, from Cornwall, was invited to the party just before Christmas. An invoice for £15.95 was sent by his schoolfriend's mother, who said Alex's non-attendance left her out of pocket.
The website has raised £12 so far from four donors. Any money raised over £16 will be donated to the NSPCC.
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