Generosity Shines at Liverpool Charity Gala: £110,000 Raised for NHS Charities

The recent Spring Charity Ball hosted by Sutcliffe, a civil and structural engineering firm based in Liverpool, has made headlines for its incredible fundraising success, gathering £110,000 for three prominent NHS charities. The event took place at the iconic Titanic Hotel’s Rum Warehouse, bringing together clients, partners, and the business community in a collective effort to support the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity, Liverpool Women’s Hospital Charity, and University Hospitals of Liverpool Charity.

A Night of Tribute and Generosity

One of the evening's most touching moments was a tribute to Sue Wright, a remarkable individual whose journey through Clatterbridge Cancer Centre inspired a significant donation from Matt Morris of Home Bargains. Faisal Arif, Sue’s partner and CEO of The Harrogate Group, highlighted her kindness and the lasting impact she had on those around her, reminding attendees of the personal stories behind the causes they were supporting.

Community Commitment

Sean Keyes, the CEO of Sutcliffe, expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the construction industry's generosity, stating that the Spring Ball serves as a powerful reminder of how the community comes together to support essential causes. He noted that these charities do vital, often unseen work in providing the best possible care for patients and supporting NHS staff during challenging times. Sutcliffe's commitment to healthcare construction in the Northwest underscores their deep-rooted responsibility toward the communities they serve.

Supporters of the Cause

The success of the event was bolstered by the support from various sponsors, notably headline sponsor Austin Wilkinson Demolition, along with contributions from Layer Surveys, Butterworth Spengler, and several other local businesses. Their involvement facilitates the ability of charities to continue their important work and demonstrates the community's spirit of collaboration.

This Spring Charity Ball is more than just a fundraising event; it’s a testament to the powerful impact that collective compassion can have on healthcare and the well-being of individuals in Liverpool. As Sutcliffe continues to foster these relationships, they pave the way for a brighter future within their communities.