Rudding Park will once again be hosting the Firecracker Ball this year - one of one of the most prestigious charity events in the Yorkshire calendar.
Details revealed for Firecracker Ball at Rudding Park Luxury Harrogate hotel Rudding Park will once again be hosting the Firecracker Ball later this year - one of one of the most prestigious charity events in the Yorkshire calendar. The Firecracker Ball will take place on Saturday 11th November to raise invaluable funds for Barnardo's - a children's charity that protects and supports children and young people in the UK. This prestigious black tie event is widely regarded as the 'must attend' event of the Yorkshire social season. Following a successful return last year in which it raised £210,000, this year's theme will see see guests transport to the fictional Greek island of Kalokairi - the set of iconic film 'Mamma Mia.' The headline act will be Rick Parfitt Jnr. As the son of the late Rick Parfitt of Status Quo, Rick is described as a "fireball of energy" on stage. [caption id="attachment_73381" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Rick Parfitt Jnr will be this year's headline act.[/caption] His band, The RPJ Band, features talented musicians with a diverse touring and recording history, having worked with artists ranging from Robbie Williams to Lily Allen and James Morrison. Speaking about performing at The Firecracker Ball, Rick said:
“I’m excited to be performing at The Firecracker Ball, and being part of an event that raises a significant amount of money for Barnardo’s every year. "It’s brilliant and I can’t wait to bring the fun, energy and downright rock ‘n’ roll show you will ever see at any event.”Chair of the Firecracker Ball committee, Mark Nelson, said:
“We’re thrilled to have Rick joining us for this year’s Firecracker Ball celebrations. "I’m sure his presence, combined with the Mamma Mia theme and the magical way our team will bring it to life for our guests, will ensure this year will be as spectacular as ever.”Now in its twenty second year supporting Barnardo’s, the prestigious event which raises considerable funds for causes across Yorkshire will be hosted by author and former presenter for both BBC and ITV, Jon Hammond. [caption id="attachment_73382" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The Firecracker Ball is now in its 22nd year.[/caption] Organisers will soon be announcing a host of other surprises for the hundreds of guests at the black tie event, including high profile celebrities, ‘money can’t buy’ auction prizes and the chance to win big with games starting from £50. Mark continued:
“The Firecracker Ball is a fabulous opportunity to host clients or friends at a truly memorable event. "It’s a must for Yorkshire’s leading corporate businesses and entrepreneurs, with companies and individuals returning year on year.”Kirsty Guy, senior relationship manager, from Barnardo’s said:
“The funds raised from the Firecracker Ball are helping to make sure that Barnardo’s across Yorkshire can continue to offer services to help children flourish, help keep families strong, and help communities to protect and nurture their young people.”Sponsorship The glittering black-tie event has raised over £3 million for Barnardo's since it became its chosen charity in 2002. A spokesperson for Rudding Park said:
"To help achieve this significant sum, the Firecracker Ball committee is actively seeking support from individuals and businesses in the region who are interested in sponsorship packages, table bookings or donating auction or other prizes for the charity."Tickets can be sold per table or for individuals on a shared table. For more information, including the opportunity to discuss sponsorship opportunities and auction prizes or to book a table, contact Kirsty Guy 01748 821295 or kirsty.guy@barnardos.org.uk or visit www.thefirecrackerball.co.uk Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.
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