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Solihull businesses are joining forces to host one of the region\u2019s most prestigious, glamorous events that is aiming to raise thousands of pounds for local charities Marie Curie Solihull and Solihull Carer\u2019s Trust.<\/p>\n
The Charity Ball on Friday 10 October 2025 is being organised and hosted by local law firm Sydney Mitchell<\/a> at the Britannia Suite at the National Conference Centre, at the National Motorcycle Museum.<\/p>\n Magic entertainer to household names including chef Gordon Ramsey, Michael J Fitch<\/a>, is the event\u2019s Master of Ceremonies and Compere, and music will be provided by Birmingham band The House of Chords<\/a>.<\/p>\n As well as through ticket sales, The Charity Ball will raise funds for the two charities via a raffle, with prizes generously donated by Sydney Mitchell\u2019s clients and contacts. Prizes include afternoon tea for two at Hogarths Hotel, dinner for two at the Marco Pierre White Steak House at the Manor House Meriden, a voucher from Addington Turkeys Balsall Common, and a voucher for Becketts Farm\u2019s farm shop and caf\u00e9.<\/p>\n \u201cThe Sydney Mitchell LLP Charity Ball 2025 will be a really special event and is set to be a truly great night of fine dining, fundraising, and entertainment with live music, casino tables and magic,\u201d says Karen Moores, senior partner of Sydney Mitchell. \u201cThe event is one of the firm\u2019s most established fundraisers, with our first ever Charity Ball taking place in 2013 to coincide with Sydney Mitchell\u2019s 250th anniversary year, and almost every year since.<\/p>\n \u201cThe firm is honoured to be supporting Marie Curie Solihull and Solihull Carer\u2019s Trust this year. Both are incredible local charities, providing vital support, care and resources for their local communities at what is the most difficult time of their lives, both for the patient and their family. I hope we will raise a significant amount of funds for both charities, and are grateful to everyone donating raffle prizes and those buying tickets to join us at our flagship, glamorous Ball.\u201d<\/p>\n Dan Powell, NCC Venue Manager of The National Conference Centre<\/a>, adds: \u201cThe event brings together local businesses and community leaders for what will be an evening of fun and important<\/p>\n fundraising in support of two local charities. In particular, this collaborative initiative highlights the commitment for all the organisations involved to give back to their local community and support those who need it most. The evening will also be a great opportunity to connect with fellow professionals who share a passion for making a difference.\u201d<\/p>\n From its Hospice on Marsh Lane, Marie Curie<\/a> Solihull helps people with an illness they\u2019re likely to die from, and the people close to them, receive specialist care and support for free. This includes Alzheimer\u2019s and other forms of dementia, heart, liver or kidney and lung disease, motor neurone disease, Parkinson\u2019s and advanced cancer.<\/p>\n Its Community Fundraiser (West Midlands) Ben Thomas says: \u201cWe are delighted to be Sydney Mitchell\u2019s chosen charity for 2025\/26. The firm\u2019s ongoing support makes a vital contribution to closing the gap in end-of-life care. Every five minutes, someone, somewhere in the UK, dies without the care and support they need, but the money raised across the year will go directly to providing essential local services. Sydney Mitchell\u2019s generosity will ensure more people receive the end-of-life care they deserve, and that their loved ones can find comfort and support from accessing Marie Curie services.\u201d<\/p>\n Sydney Mitchell has supported Carers Trust Solihull<\/a> charity for several years. The organisation provides vital help and support to carers in and around Solihull who are caring for loved ones with dementia, physical or mental health issues, or learning disabilities. A representative of Carers Trust Solihull says: \u201cThanks to our meaningful partnership with Sydney Mitchell, we continue to provide life-changing support and opportunities for carers, empowering them to thrive, not just survive. We are deeply grateful for Sydney Mitchell\u2019s enduring support and proud to call them not just partners, but champions of our cause. Their commitment uplifts everything we do.\u201d<\/p>\n For information and tickets \u2013 both individual and for tables of 10 \u2013 for the Charity Ball, email Angela Howard: [email\u00a0protected]<\/a> and visit: Sydney Mitchell LLP Charity Ball 2025 Tickets, Fri 10 Oct 2025 at 19:30 | Eventbrite<\/a><\/p>\n Founded over 260 years ago and with offices in Solihull and Birmingham, Sydney Mitchell LLP\u2019s specialist team portfolio spans employment, commercial property, company and commercial services, litigation, insolvency, family law, residential property, dispute resolution, immigration, wills and probate, tax and trusts, and personal injury. Visit: www.sydneymitchell.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n \t\t\t
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