Children's Heartbeat Trust May Ball 2019
Children's Heartbeat Trust
Join Children's Heartbeat Trust for a wonderful evening of food, fun and fundraising on Saturday 11th May 2019 as we host a charity ball at Stormont Hotel.
On arrival receive a welcoming drinks reception followed by a beautiful four course evening meal with wine. No better excuse to get glammed up and enjoy a night out whilst supporting local heart children.
The evening will also include an auction and raffle followed by entertainment from the amazing band, The Big Kahuna.
All funds raised from this glamorous night will support our work with local children and young people born with congenital heart disease. For further information on our work please visit www.childrensheartbeattrust.org
Grab your friends and family and get your frock and dancing shoes ready for a wonderful evening! Tables of ten or individual tickets are available, costing £50 per person.
Please contact 028 9031 2228 or email [email protected] to reserve your tickets.
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Stormont Hotel
Belfast
BT4 3LP
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Tables of ten or individual tickets are available, costing £50 per person.
Please contact 028 9031 2228 or email [email protected] to reserve your seats
Children's Heartbeat Trust May Ball 2019
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