Instilling confidenceBy inspiring itDeloitte is delighted to be supporting ‘Ladies who Rock’ in aid of the Prince’s Trust.

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Hello Ladies,Welcome to our third Ladies Who Rock event raising funds for The Prince’s Trust. This year we have brought the event to The Biscuit Factory, where this fabulous new function suite has been creatively designed and built to cater for events such as ours. We have been utterly overwhelmed by the response and support from all of you, as this event was practically sold out within a matter of weeks from the day the tickets were released for sale.

This year, like the previous two years, is set to be another fabulous day packed with great entertainment and a few surprises, and of course good food, great wine and our famous Ladies Who Rock goodie bag.

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We are delighted that Barbour will be supporting us for the third year, and we are indeed overwhelmed by their continuous generosity towards our charity work. Jules B is a welcome addition to our fashion section of the day and we are very much looking forward to seeing some very special frocks on the catwalk. Multi award winning hairdresser Hooker & Young and their team have been busy making their very own hair creations with our fabulous models supplied by Tyne Tees Models and Fenwick’s own talented make up artists have kindly donated their time to add the finishing touches!

Berry’s, THE Jewellers of Newcastle, will be supporting us for a third year running as well with a fabulous diamond bracelet for our amazing raffle. Taking us through the day, again for the third year, is our MC Mr Matt Lee Alliston who, with his huge personality, keeps all of us thoroughly entertained whilst reminding us of the great charity whose amazing work we are all here to support. Yet again I am indebted to the numerous individuals and organisations, who have contributed time and resources to make this day possible. I am very mindful that without goodwill and benevolence towards steadfast charitable causes such as The Prince’s Trust, this region would be a more perilous place for our youth. Last, but not least, I thank MY Ladies - the ladies on the committee, who well and truly rock! They work tirelessly behind the scenes over the course of the year to help make this day a special one for all of you, who love to rock in style for a worthwhile cause!

Alison Morgan

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11.30 – Champagne Reception sponsored by Laurent Perrier with Live Music by Ashleigh Humble

12:15 – Call to Seats

12:30 – Introduction by Master of Ceremonies Matt Lee Alliston and Patron of The Trust Alison Morgan

12:45 – Special Guest Jo Caulfield

13:30 – Lunch

14:15 – Catwalk Show featuring Fashion by Barbour

Hair by Hooker & Young, Make Up by Fenwick

14:30 – Dessert

14:45 – Special Entertainment by the Ruby Dolls

15:15 – Coffee & Cakepops

15:30 – Address by Prince’s Trust Young Ambassador

15:45 – Auction of Things that Money can’t buy

16:30 – Cheese and Port

16:45 – Catwalk Show featuring Fashion by Jules BHair by Hooker & Young, Make Up by Fenwick

17:00 – Our amazing Diamond Raffle sponsored by Berry’s Jewellers

17:15 – Music by Blistered Molly & Dance by all of you fabulous Ladies

18:30 – Carriages

The Party will carry on rocking at Harry’s Bar

MENU Assiette of Starters:

Red Onion, Fig and Goats Curd Tart; Smoked Salmon Rilette on Toast; Chilled Squash Soup; Pomegranates and Dukka

Mains: Chicken Breast wrapped in Pancetta on a Bed of Lentils

Beetroot Tart served with seasonal Greens (v)

Dessert:Poached Pear and Redcurrant Coulis on a Shortbread Biscuit with Chocolate Mousse

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Matt Lee-AllistonMatt is thrilled to be back with the Ladies Who Rock!

Matt has worked with the likes of Smokey Robinson and Gladys Knight and now he is looking forward to working with The Ladies Who Rock!

Matt, owner of The Panto Company based in Northumberland has been performing since the tender age of six. As a very young man he appeared on the world famous Palladium stage in The Pirates of Penzance and the musical Buddy, working with household names such as Wayne Sleep and Dora Bryan.

After recording with Riverside Studios in Germany, Matt became Children’s Production Manager for the Rank Group UK where he wrote and performed alongside Noel Edmonds, Bobby Davro, Marty Wilde, Alvin Stardust and the Bay City Rollers.

In 1998 Matt became Director of Entertainment USA, where the performers were legendary. Gladys Knight, Kool and the Gang, Smokey Robinson and Ben E King were all performers in Matt’s lavish shows.

He returned to the UK to put down roots for his young family and together with his wife started their company with a grant from The Prince’s Trust. The company, which is part of The Stage and Production House, produces shows across the UK for companies such as Center Parcs, MacDonald Hotels, Village Hotels and the Copthorne chain. Most recently, they have completed a 40 city tour of China with a new adaptation of The Little Mermaid and also created new sales and entertainment teams for Ripley’s Believe it or not! London, and all before bedtime!

Ladies Who Rock are privileged to have Matt as Master of Ceremonies for this rocking good day.

OUR MASTER OF CEREMONIES

Best-known for her legendary one-woman shows, Jo Caulfield is “one of the finest female comics at work” (The Observer) and has recently been nominated as “the best female Stand-Up in the country” (Chortle.co.uk). She is also Graham Norton’s head writer. “She is, quite simply, a damn funny woman.” (The Scotsman)

Jo was born in Wales to Irish parents and brought up in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire. She grew up believing the East Midlands was her oyster. At 17 Jo left home and moved to London to sing and play drums in a Rockabilly band. This was an unusual decision as Jo can neither sing nor play drums.

Jo spent many years honing her skills as a waitress and was frequently fired for arguing with customers. She also worked in retail and was a shop manager before being fired for arguing with customers. She then set up her own business selling 50s vintage clothing, but soon fired herself for arguing with the boss.

Jo Caulfield has come a long way since her first open spot 12 years ago. To misquote the Human League, Jo was working as a waitress in an Italian Restaurant when she found herself drunkenly entering the weekly open mic competition at The Comedy Café in East London. Although she hadn’t prepared anything and could hardly stand, let alone speak, Jo won the competition and was asked back for a 10 minute booking the following week.

After being advised that regular compering was one of the best ways to improve as a comic Jo saved her ‘waitressing tips’, bought a cheap microphone and a small amplifier and opened her own comedy club in the basement bar of The White Horse in Hampstead. It was getting up on stage at her own club every week for five years that gave Jo her ability for bantering with the audience and improvising on their comments. As one critic put it, “It’s an amazing knack. Caulfield seamlessly weaves in and out of material and audience banter”.

SPECIAL GUEST: JO CAULFIELD

“ “Many of the points Jo Caulfield makes about the human condition would have sociologists stroking their beards in

admiration, but her audience tend to be laughing too much to notice. Do not miss her. (The Times)

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THE COMMITTEE

Meet the women behind the committee that make Ladies who Rock a day to remember, all in the name of WORTHWHILE STYLE.

Alison Morgan – Prince’s Trust Patron and Ladies Who Rock Founder

Throughout my business career success has been determined through motivation and inspiration. Motivation is the force, which determines our behaviour, and gives us incentive and a reason to act. Inspiration is the creative thought which is the stimulus.

As a result of my passion, determination and formative influences, I have been fortunate to motivate and be motivated, inspire and be inspired. As a result, my life is productive, positive and fulfilled. I have had the pleasure to see other people grow in confidence, principle and purpose and go on to succeed in their own right.

And so when The Prince’s Trust honoured me by seeking my patronage and allowing me to be the first female patron in the North East of England, I was determined to utilise my business and personal qualities to support The Trust wholeheartedly.

Life can be demanding, challenging and complex whatever your age but for some young people in our region, the path you walk only leads downhill. I have seen what this can do to young people and how with the help of The Trust they can be supported to turn around, walk tall, and step by step move in the right direction.

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Alex Morris – Ladies Who Rock Creative and Communication Director

When I was asked to sit on the committee for this organisation, I did not hesitate even for one second in accepting what I see as an absolute privilege.

I began my career as a very young woman and I know that I would have not been able to start, never mind carry on, if it wasn’t for the practical help and emotional support of particular individuals, Alison Morgan being one of these people. I know I was fortunate in having access to such contacts but not everyone is. Many young people have the skills and determination to succeed yet they lack the means, others lack the confidence as they are not surrounded by the sort of environment that can nurture and encourage their aspirations.

I can only see myself as extremely fortunate for having had access to all of these. Working on making Ladies Who Rock a bigger and better event year on year, raising valuable funds for The Prince’s Trust, is a little something I can do to impact someone else’s life, the way mine has been through the years. It’s my way to ‘Pay It Forward’.

Ann Crombie – Prince’s Trust Mentor

On retiring from the fashion industry after 30 years of retailing, manufacturing and consulting I was approached by The Prince’s Trust to join their team of mentors. Only then did I discover what an important and diverse role The Prince’s Trust has to play in the future of so many young people and I feel honoured to have been able to play a small part in some of their progress.

Without The Prince’s Trust so many young people would not have been given the opportunity and support or had the confidence to make it in their chosen field, particularly in the unsettled financial climate that we live in. I am therefore delighted to be part of the new fundraising committee which I am sure will reach its set goals with your support.

Zoe Mulvenna – Fundraising Manager for The Prince’s Trust

It is my great privilege to work for The Prince’s Trust. During my time at The Trust, I have had the opportunity to work with so many inspiring people, from the amazing young people we support, to our fabulous supporters, staff and volunteers, who make it all possible.

One such group of fabulous and extremely glamorous supporters I have had the great pleasure of working with, is the Ladies Who Rock committee. They are the driving force behind this event and fantastic to work with, full of energy, ideas and enthusiasm. It has been a joy to watch the Ladies Who Rock event go from strength to strength over the past few years.

All net proceeds raised from Ladies Who Rock are used to support disadvantaged young people in the North East. Many of the young people The Prince’s Trust helps are in or leaving care, facing issues such as homelessness or mental health problems or have been in trouble with the law. The Prince’s Trust programmes are designed to give those young people the practical and financial support needed to stabilise their lives. Last year The Prince’s Trust supported just under 4,000 young people in this region alone.

Without the support of the Ladies Who Rock committee, those who attend the event, sponsor the event and donate prizes to be used in our auction, this would not be possible. Your support does truly make a difference to the lives of young people right here in the North East. Ladies (and gents) you really do rock!

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Lynn Bushell – Ladies Who Rock Business Relationship Manager

Throughout my chosen career I have come into contact with people of all ages, abilities and from all walks of life. Oftentimes our paths have crossed because they have been disadvantaged by ill health, developmental ability or by the narrow beliefs and attitudes of society. This has been my working life and my passion for the last 32 years.

More recently I made a big decision to stray from that very well-trodden path and was fortunate to come into contact with an amazing group of women with varying interests, ages and backgrounds but with a common goal. Despite our diversity, we all feel passionately about the North East, its culture and its future and wanted to make a difference.

Finding your strengths, abilities and a valued place in society is a huge task for everyone and one, which is epitomised by the work of The Prince’s Trust. They need help from likeminded constructive people to make that difference. And so, in partnership with The Prince’s Trust, I have worked together with the Ladies Who Rock team to support the young people of the North East through the staging and proceeds of Ladies Who Rock. Together we believe we are Ladies Who not only Rock but will also make a difference to the future of the North East.

Helen Roseberry – Ladies Who Rock Promoter and overall massive Supporter

When I was asked to come on board The Ladies who Rock committee to raise funds in aid of The Prince’s Trust, it made me stop and evaluate my start in life and I know how lucky I have been, to have had love, stability and guidance throughout my whole life. I was always taught to apply myself in education, work hard, and respect others at all times, be confident and believe in myself, and when you get knocked back, dust yourself down and get up and try again. Not everyone has been as fortunate as me.

The Trust is able to offer this to young people, to enable them to fulfil their full potential through opportunities to develop confidence, learn new skills, get into work and start businesses. The Prince’s Trust targets those not in education, employment or training and those in or leaving care.

Our support to The Prince’s Trust offers young people a chance in life. And that is something I am extremely proud to be part of.

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RAFFLE PRIZES

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THE RUBY DOLLS

The Ruby Dolls are theatre-makers, singers, cabaret-lovers and storytellers. Five years ago, they formed their now critically acclaimed, multi-disciplinary, collaborative theatre company. Their work is strongly influenced by cabaret. Both the intimacy of it: they play fast and loose with the idea of the “fourth wall” so that they can contact an audience more directly to share our stories; and the variety of it: they infuse their work with dance, puppetry, clowning and their trademark close part harmony song.

The Dolls are: Jessica Sedler, Susanna Fiore, Rebecca Shanks, Tara Siddall, and Jenny Grove (currently away). In four years they have performed four full-length shows: Ein Abend Mit Ruby (Soho Theatre, Jermyn Street Theatre 2010) Rubies In The Attic (Riverside Studios, Edinburgh Festival 2012: Assembly Roxy), Rubies In The Smoke (St. James Theatre, 2013) and Fabulous Creatures (Edinburgh Festival 2014).

Together, The Ruby Dolls have sung for Ed Miliband, shared a stage with Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet and been introduced by Stephen Fry. They’ve appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Radio 3’s The Verb, and BBC Scotland’s Festival Culture Cafe.

They have spent the summer premiering Fabulous Creatures - a brand new musical by Abigail and Dominic Burdess with music by their Musical Director Benjamin Cox - at the world’s biggest arts festival: The Edinburgh Festival.

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Multifaceted Advice.

The Private O!ce is proud to sponsor Ladies Who Rock.

CHANGEYOUNG LIVES.

Today, another vulnerable young person in the UK 

feels hopeless and without direction, because 

no one’s ever believed in them.

However you choose to support us, your help will give 

a young person the chance for a better future.

The Prince’s Trust helps disadvantaged young people into work, education and training.

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Tess’ StoryLet down by those who should have protected her, at the age of just 16, Tess suffered from low self-esteem. Growing up in an isolated environment and the victim of abuse, she’d become very withdrawn and was trying to hide behind the shadows. Her life was in disarray and she was unable to concentrate or motivate herself; instead she sought solace in alcohol, found herself spiralling out of control and stuck in an abusive relationship, with nowhere to turn. At only 17, she was forced to drop out of college as she was rarely able to attend; having to stay at home and help look after her family who were in crisis. Tess said her outlook on life was, “poor,” and she was really unsure about what her future would bring. She was scared of agencies brought in to help but desperate to get out of the situation she was in.

Tess first got involved with The Prince’s Trust in May 2013 when she joined the Team programme, delivered by Washington Fire Brigade, following a recommendation by a friend. Tess found the programme exactly what she needed in terms of helping her build confidence. She says, “I felt really supported and encouraged, I also learnt that we (the Team) were all there for different reasons, and no one judged anyone else, we all felt included; almost like a little family.” Tess found the strength to move out of home and she and her sister sourced their own accommodation, which, she says, “made me feel safe for the first time in a long time.”

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Moving forward to February 2014, Tess heard about the Get Started with Dance programme and, having used dance as an escape, she felt compelled to get involved. Tess immediately shone. She recalls how happy she felt to be around dancers in an inspirational venue, such as Dance City. Again, she says that The Prince’s Trust has helped her develop as a person, adding, “I have built team work skills, I feel independent and my future is much brighter, because of the people at The Prince’s Trust who have supported me and shown me that I can be somebody.”

Struck by Tess’s dedication and talent, she was encouraged by staff at Dance City to audition for a place on the Btec course. Tess states that, “The Prince’s Trust helped me feel worth something and go for my dream. I auditioned at Gateshead College to start my Btec in September; being told I had got a place was amazing. It was nice to have people feel proud of me.”

Tess has recently started Gateshead College as a Btec student. Her dream is to be a choreographer, travelling the world and learning different genres of dance on the way. She has her sights set high and hopes to apply to Bath Spa University to study dance at degree level, something she has been hoping to do since she took up an interest in dance.

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Welcome to Today’s Auction! We have been fortunate enough to come across very generous people, who have helped us making today’s selection of prizes

something to really aspire to.

You will find incredible opportunities – the sort of things that you can’t just access without the right contacts in the right places,

including some once-in-a-lifetime experiences!

So get excited and get in the spirit!

If you buy one of these lots, you will not only be able to enjoy its benefits – or make someone special very happy! – but you

will be contributing to one amazing cause.

Good Luck!

THE THINGS MONEY CAN’T BUY

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LOT #1

Tour of Highgrove Gardens with Afternoon Tea and Champagne for Two

Your visit will include a tour of the garden with one of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales’s experienced guides. The tour of the garden will be followed by afternoon tea and Champagne in the Orchard Room. The tour will take place on a week day in 2014 or 2015.

RESERVE PRICE - £250

Prize donated by HRH The Prince of Wales

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LOT #2

Tea at the House of LordsDelight in a Private Tour of the House of Lords for two people followed by Question Time in the Chamber. Finish off your day with a delicious afternoon tea served in the

Peer’s Dining room.

Prize donated by Lord Jeremy Beecham

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LOT #3

Spa & Leisure Package at Ramside Hall Hotel & Golf Club

Dinner, Bed and Breakfast for four people with access to all Spa & Leisure facilities and a 55 minute treatment each.

New facilities include: 25m swimming pool, 80m2 indoor hydro pool, two outdoor hydra pools, two aerobic studios operating full timetable of classes, Asian restaurant and 10

treatment rooms using ESPA products.

Spa treatment can be exchanged for a round of Golf.

Prize donated by Ramside Hall Hotel

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LOT #4

Afternoon Tea for Two at Fortnum & Mason with specialist ‘Tearista’ Tasting Session Including Overnight 5* Hotel Stay & first Class Rail Travel

Enjoy a luxurious overnight stay in one of London’s top hotels for two people and be treated to afternoon tea in Fortnum & Mason’s Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon, with the added pleasure of your very own tea tasting session. As part of the traditional Afternoon Tea experience, Fortnum’s new tea expert will bring four different teas to your table (from the 75 teas available) and spend time explaining what each one is, where it’s from, as well as other interesting tea tit bits. You’ll then get to enjoy your preference or order a caddy of your favourite to take home.

The prize also includes return first class rail tickets to London for two people.

RESERVE PRICE - £500

Prize donated by Travel Bureau

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For a luxury holiday you’ll never forget

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Overnight Stay with Dinner, Breakfast & Hospitality at a NUFC Game.

LOT #5

Dinner, Bed & Breakfast at the New Northumbria Hotel or the Grey Street Hotel; Two seats in an executive box at Newcastle United for a Premier League game inclusive of full hospitality with

chauffeur driven transport to and from the game.

RESERVE PRICE - £500Terms & Conditions: The accommodation is subject to availability and can be taken either the night before the game or the night after. Dinner is available at any of our restaurants, which include Scalini’s Jesmond and Scalini’s Gosforth. For details please visit www.themalhotragroup.co.uk. Chauffeur driven transport to and

from St James Park stadium on the day of the match from the hotel.

Prize donated by Atul Malhotra of the Malhotra Group

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LOT #6

Golf Day for 12 PeoplePrize includes:

chipping practice areas

Prize donated by Ramside Hall Hotel

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LOT #7

Find your Design DirectionA regional design session with renowned residential and commercial interiors expert

Melanie Brown.

Enjoy a unique and memorable session under your own roof and learn how you can use Melanie’s wealth of insider style secrets to add tangible value and genuine personality to your

home or office. Prepare to discover your own innate vision, creativity and style.

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Value £1,000. Melanie Brown will contact the successful bidder to arrange suitable dates.

Prize donated by Design Direction

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LOT #8

For the ultimate retail indulgence look no further than a Fenwick Luxury Shopping Experience.

The Fenwick Signature Shopping Experience includes: a £500 Fenwick Gift Card enclosed in a luxury presentation box; an appointment with our Fashion Stylist in the Personal Shopping Suite; a glass of Champagne and canapés on arrival and a special goody bag to take home.

So whether you’re looking for the perfect outfit for a special occasion, a new season update or a total wardrobe refresh let our Fashion Stylist do all of the hard work while you relax in the elegant surroundings of our Personal Shopping Suite.

With a great range of designers to choose from including Burberry, MaxMara, DVF, Joseph and Armani Collezioni you’ll be spoilt for choice!

Please note: this package is available at Fenwick Newcastle only.

Prize donated by Fenwick

Fenwick Signature Shopping Experience

LOT #9

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Lobster Festival TableThe Lobster Festival (date to be confirmed) at Hardwick Hall

This is for 10 people for a totally indulgent day. Don your posh frock and bow ties and make a real night of it. The event is one of the North East’s main showpieces and is housed in a huge marquee within the stunning grounds of the County Durham hotel, delights of the sea include lobster, crab, salmon and Dublin Bay prawns, followed by a bubbly Champagne reception… not to mention the

giant strawberry pavlovas and West End quality entertainment.

This event is a huge annual triumph and we have a table for ten up for auction.

VALUE - £1500 RESERVE - £500

Prize donated by Helen Roseberry of Ramside Estates

LOT #10

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Whether you’re looking for a fantastic birthday party, something a little bit different for your hen do, or a great team-building day out then Pop Music Experience has the perfect party package for you

and your friends. Record one or more songs in the state-of-the-art recording studio.

Start by relaxing in the New York themed lounge (complete with pool table, drinks and classic games console), followed by the chance to feel like a big star in the sumptuous vocal booths and leave with a professionally mixed and mastered CD, as well as some wonderful memories. Available for kids or

adult parties, hen and stag dos, corporate parties and solo singers.

Terms & Conditions: Booking must be made within a year of purchase.

Prize donated by Pop Music Experience

Pop Music Experience Party

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LOT #11

Win a Day Out at Newcastle Races courtesy of Barbour

Prize donated by Barbour

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LOT #12

All the elements to host a truly remarkable event. This lot includes entertainment provided by the fabulous Blistered Molly; the chance to frame your fun times with the Memory Machine; invites and menus professionally designed by Peter Davison and printed by Ravensworth; fabulous food prepared by Drew Ross - head chef at the Blacksmith Arms in Durham and once dubbed the North’s answer to Jamie Oliver; and your own mixologist, Martyn Fuller, for the night!

ALL of this without any of the hassle of having to organize anything since we are putting you in the expert hands of Alex Morris, who will plan it all for you!

All you have to do is provide the guest list, turn up and enjoy yourself!

Value Approx £4,000.

Please note: this prize includes preperation of a meal for up to 25 people or a buffet for up to 100 people - actual food and drink are not included. Subject to availability.

Prize donated by Alex Morris, Ashleigh Humble, Drew Ross, Martyn Fuller, Max Graziani, Peter Davison, Rachel Miller, Suzie McGowan.

The Perfect Party Package!

The ultimate Makeover Experience

LOT #13

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Value Approx £1,500 - £2000.

Prize donated by Nisha Vedhara, Love Niche Studio; Gary Hooker & Michael Young, Hooker & Young and Terry de Havilland.

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for sponsoring the table centre pieces.

for supplying rocking lighting decorations.

for being a sapphire sponsor.

for sponsoring the Champagne Reception.

- Stella & Dot stylist - for donating the heads and tails game prize.

for sponsoring our fantastic host for the day.

for making the committee look good even in a caricature.

for looking after us and making sure the place was ready and looking awesome in time for today’s event.

for printing the tickets & the table plan and waiving the charge.

for stage, sound and lighting, and taking care of the headaches behind the scenes.

for supplying us with fabulous professional models.

for producing the sound tracks for the fashion shows.

for doing the models’ make up.

for designing this fantastic brochure and all the marketing material we use throughout the year.

for sponsoring the fashion shows.

for the providing their services and doing the models’ hair.

for helping and topping up the total amount of funds raised today.

for capturing all of today’s memorable moments.

for providing us with very helpful dressers.

for being our Media Sponsor.

for worth-taking-home goodie bags!

for making things happen… and ensuring they go as planned!

for bringing us altogether in aid of such a great cause!

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THANK YOUS

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