About the Pink Ice Ball
The 2010 Pink Ice Ball will be held at:
The Hurlingham Club, London SW6
on Friday 8th October 2010
The Pink Ice Ball is a charity ball aimed at raising funds for Cancer Research UK. The event is organised by Gina Symmons who has been diagnosed with breast cancer three times since 1999. Her father, John Gerrard Keulemans, died from breast cancer two years ago.
Since 2002 Gina's energy and determination has ensured that the Pink Ice Ball is a great success in raising money and the evening is now renowned as being one of the most glamorous nights of the year. Since 2007 Gina has been assisted by her invaluable friend and colleague Lucy Hayward alongside Helen Burnop. The 2007 ball, held at The Waldorf, raised over £120,000 and was supported by a number of celebrities including Westlife, Jade Goody and Patsy Palmer.
The 2010 Pink Ice Ball will feature a fashion show by the Danish–born designer Isabell Kristensen. For the past decade, the name Isabell Kristensen has remained synonymous throughout the glamorous world of Haute Couture and she will also be donating a made-to-measure dress to the charity auction on the night. Another key highlight of the ball, the auction gives guests the opportunity to bid for a variety of glamorous prizes.
In 2005 Dannii Minogue enabled Gina to correspond with her sister Kylie as a fellow breast cancer patient. At the 2005 ball Dannii read aloud Kylie's first public announcement on her cancer and raised a tremendous amount of awareness on the issue and work of Cancer Research UK. Cancer Research UK is the world’s leading charity dedicated to beating cancer through research. It's groundbreaking work has saved millions of lives.
Previous guests at the Pink Ice Ball have included stars from TV, film, music and the catwalk. The 'coolest event in town' is now regarded as one of the events that celebrities are willing to clear their schedule to attend and assist in raising money for such a worthy cause.
For further information on the Pink Ice Ball email: info@thepinkiceball.co.uk
The Hurlingham Club, London SW6
on Friday 8th October 2010
The Pink Ice Ball is a charity ball aimed at raising funds for Cancer Research UK. The event is organised by Gina Symmons who has been diagnosed with breast cancer three times since 1999. Her father, John Gerrard Keulemans, died from breast cancer two years ago.
Since 2002 Gina's energy and determination has ensured that the Pink Ice Ball is a great success in raising money and the evening is now renowned as being one of the most glamorous nights of the year. Since 2007 Gina has been assisted by her invaluable friend and colleague Lucy Hayward alongside Helen Burnop. The 2007 ball, held at The Waldorf, raised over £120,000 and was supported by a number of celebrities including Westlife, Jade Goody and Patsy Palmer.
The 2010 Pink Ice Ball will feature a fashion show by the Danish–born designer Isabell Kristensen. For the past decade, the name Isabell Kristensen has remained synonymous throughout the glamorous world of Haute Couture and she will also be donating a made-to-measure dress to the charity auction on the night. Another key highlight of the ball, the auction gives guests the opportunity to bid for a variety of glamorous prizes.
In 2005 Dannii Minogue enabled Gina to correspond with her sister Kylie as a fellow breast cancer patient. At the 2005 ball Dannii read aloud Kylie's first public announcement on her cancer and raised a tremendous amount of awareness on the issue and work of Cancer Research UK. Cancer Research UK is the world’s leading charity dedicated to beating cancer through research. It's groundbreaking work has saved millions of lives.
Previous guests at the Pink Ice Ball have included stars from TV, film, music and the catwalk. The 'coolest event in town' is now regarded as one of the events that celebrities are willing to clear their schedule to attend and assist in raising money for such a worthy cause.
For further information on the Pink Ice Ball email: info@thepinkiceball.co.uk
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