The Mayor of Knutsford, Cllr Bryan Hartley, is inviting residents to his Charity Ball, which takes place on Friday 13th March at Cottons Hotel and Spa.
This special black-tie evening will raise funds for the mayor’s chosen charities:
East Cheshire Hospice and Knutsford in Bloom.
Guests attending the ball can look forward to a memorable evening of entertainment, alongside a delicious three-course meal, all included in the ticket price of £55 per person. The event promises to be a highlight of Knutsford’s social calendar, bringing together residents, businesses, and supporters.
Cllr Hartley said:
“It’s a fun evening with great food, entertainment, and the chance to support two amazing local causes. Whether you’ve been to a ball before or this is your first time, everyone is welcome”.
The mayor is also seeking event sponsors, with sponsorship packages available from £125. Sponsorship offers an excellent opportunity for local businesses and individuals to support these important charities while gaining brand visibility.
Cllr Hartley would like to extend sincere thanks to the Principal Sponsor, Law by Sophie, for their generous support in helping to make this event possible.
For further details on how to purchase ticket and/or sponsorship opportunities contact Civic Events Officer Gemma Jackson on:
gemma.jackson@knutsfordtowncouncil.gov.uk
... or by phoning 01565 653 929.
The ball also wouldn’t be possible without the kind donations from local shops and restaurants who have contributed prizes for the raffle and auction.
If you would like to support the event by donating a prize, please do get in touch with Gemma.
Pictured - The Mayor of Knutsford, Cllr Bryan Hartley.
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