Bristow Group and Persimmon Homes are backing Cancer Research UK's Fundraising Gala Dinner.
The Business Beats Cancer Aberdeen Board are delighted to announce further sponsorship support, as Bristow confirms its continued commitment as Reception Sponsor for the second year running, alongside Persimmon Homes, who have come on board as Main Raffle Sponsor for the event.
The gala dinner, which brings together senior business leaders from across the North-east, will raise crucial funds for Cancer Research UK in Scotland, helping drive forward life‑saving research and innovation.
Guests attending the event will enjoy a delicious three course dinner, an exciting live entertainment from Spark! and Drums & Roses, and a lineup of inspirational guest speakers, including Dr Alex Loftus, Cancer Research UK scientist, who will share powerful insights into how supporter funding is accelerating progress in cancer research.
Thanks to the support of Persimmon Homes, guests will also have the chance to purchase raffle tickets on the night for the opportunity to win a stunning 18ct white gold five stone diamond pendant, one of several highlights of the evening.
Table demand continues to be high, with a full table of 10 priced at £1,500 half tables available for £750. Businesses are encouraged to secure their places soon, as tables are selling quickly.
To book your place or for further information, please contact:
genevieve.smith@cancer.org.uk
Don’t delay – join Aberdeen’s business community for an unforgettable evening and help beat cancer sooner.
About Business Beats Cancer Aberdeen
Business Beats Cancer Aberdeen is a volunteer‑led board of business leaders who raise funds on behalf of Cancer Research UK. Through flagship fundraising events, the board unites the local business community, with all funds raised supporting vital cancer research projects in Scotland.
About Cancer Research UK
Cancer Research UK is the world’s leading cancer charity dedicated to saving lives through research, influence and information. Cancer Research UK has been at the heart of the progress that has already seen survival in the UK double in the last 50 years. Cancer Research UK supports research into the prevention and treatment of cancer through the work of over 4,000 scientists, doctors and nurses.