A charity ball in aid of Wirral suicide prevention charity The Martin Gallier Project takes place later this year.
Taking place at Thornton Hall Hotel on Saturday, September 28, it promises 'an unforgettable evening of elegance, entertainment and all in support of the Project's vital work in suicide prevention and creating a safer community across Wirral'.
The ticket price includes a three-course meal. Entertainment on the night will feature a performance by acclaimed local band, Hobart.
Picture from last year's ball in aid of The Martin Gallier Project at Thornton Hall Hotel & Spa (Image: Adam Siddorn / Martin Gallier Project) Attendees will also be able to try their luck at the charity casino, capture memories in the photo booth, and participate in a lively charity auction, with all proceeds directly supporting The Martin Gallier Project.
A table for ten is available at £700. Individual tickets are also available at £77, welcoming all supporters to join in this vital fundraising effort.
Picture from last year's ball in aid of The Martin Gallier Project at Thornton Hall Hotel & Spa (Image: Adam Siddorn / Martin Gallier Project)
Jessica Gallier-Booth, chief executive of The Martin Gallier Project, said: "We are delighted to host this event for the second year running.
"Coinciding with world suicide prevention day, this event brings together the whole community to reflect on the year before and find hope for the year ahead.
"Last year, we were able to raise over £10,000, which funded 125 suicide interventions at our Wirral base.
"As always, we are so grateful to those in our community who turn up to our events and help us to raise the funds needed to run our life saving service."
The Martin Gallier Project is dedicated to suicide intervention and prevention, providing crucial support services to individuals in crisis and their families.
The funds raised from this event will enable the continuation and expansion of these essential services, fostering a suicide safer community across Wirral.
To purchase tickets or for more details, visit www.themartingallierproject.org
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