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act150Ramsay Fundraising Dinner 2009 Gallery

On Thursday 10th September 2009, Gordon and Tana Ramsay hosted a fundraising dinner for national domestic violence charity Women’s Aid, at Claridge’s, London.  With entertainment provided by The Feeling, the evening proved to be a fantastic night, raising vital funds for the charity. Women’s Aid Chief Executive, Nicola Harwin CBE, said:

“We are very grateful to Gordon and Tana Ramsay for giving their time to host this very special event for the third year running. This fundraising dinner not only raises vital funds for Women’s Aid but also sends out the message that there is something we can all do to end domestic violence – everyone can ACT now, which is to Admit domestic violence a problem, Call it by its name and Talk to someone. In the current economic climate it is particularly challenging to raise funds for charity and the money raised from this important event will allow us to continue in our work to end violence against women and children into 2010. Everyone who attended the event and who took part in the auction will ultimately be helping us to save the lives of vulnerable women and children.”

Read the press release.


Gordon and Tana Ramsay greet Gordon and Sarah Brown, with compere for the evening Max Beesley


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Gordon and Tana Ramsay

       

 

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Max Beesley, Gordon and Sarah Brown

     


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Elizabeth Hurley and Heather Kerzner



 


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Sarah Ferguson and Sarah Brown

     

 
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Duncan Bannatyne & Joanne McCue

 

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Sophie Ellis Bextor and Richard Jones

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Go to Page Two of the gallery.

Pictures are available for media free of charge from Women's Aid.
Please contact the press office on 0117 9157454, or press@womensaid.org.uk