£158,025 Raised to Help More Children With Cancer, Wherever They Live – World Child Cancer
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£158,025 Raised to Help More Children With Cancer, Wherever They Live – World Child Cancer

World Child Cancer shared a post on LinkedIn:

“What a memorable evening at The Hurlingham Club for our Ambassadors’ Gala Dinner.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the night so special. We were incredibly grateful for the generosity and enthusiasm shown throughout the evening.

The event would not have been possible without the support of our headline sponsor, The Wiggett Group LTD, Silver Sponsor AD Construction Group and Late Bar Sponsor Faithorn Farrell Timms. On behalf of everyone at World Child Cancer, thank you for your ongoing generosity and for playing such an important role in the Gala’s success.

Congratulations to all our auction winners, and thank you to everyone who placed a bid or made a pledge. We are also hugely grateful to Kevin Durham, who brought fantastic energy to the room as our guest auctioneer.

Congratulations as well to Tyler Sansom of Axis Europe, who was crowned the winner of our ever-popular game of Heads or Tails!

The evening also gave us the opportunity to celebrate the wonderful Mark Everard and recognise his extraordinary contribution to the Ambassador Group over the past ten years. Through his leadership and dedication to the Ambassadors, Mark has helped raise more than £2 million for World Child Cancer. It has been a privilege to work alongside him, and we wish him every success for the future.

Thanks to the remarkable generosity of our guests, the Gala Dinner raised an incredible £158,025. These funds will help more children with cancer access the diagnosis, treatment and support they need, wherever they live.

We hope to see many of you again at our Christmas Quiz on 7 December at The Alice, Houndsditch. To find out more, contact Sophie Warland at sophie.warland@worldchildcancer.org.”

£158,025 Raised to Help More Children With Cancer, Wherever They Live - World Child Cancer

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