A star-studded charity gala at Liverpool’s Titanic Hotel has raised an incredible £30,000 for Sean’s Place, a Merseyside men’s mental health service, with more than 400 guests attending the sold-out event.
Held on Saturday 7 November, the glittering evening brought together famous faces from film and television, Liverpool VIPs and supporters for a night of entertainment, fundraising and celebration.
The event celebrated love, life and laughter while raising vital funds to help Sean’s Place continue providing free mental health support to men across Merseyside.
Among the celebrity guests were actors Laura Aikman, Shaun Fagan, Darci Shaw, Stephanie Waring, Louis Emerick, Greg Finnegan, Carley Stenson, Ian Puleston-Davies and Celyn Jones.
MMA fighter Liam McCracken also attended, alongside Sean’s Place patron, BAFTA-nominated film producer and actress Terri Dwyer. The Lord-Lieutenant of Merseyside was also among the guests showing their support.
Throughout the evening, guests enjoyed live entertainment from some of the North’s most talented performers, including a special solo performance from actress and singer Carley Stenson.
Sean’s Place raises vital funds for men’s mental health across Merseyside
The £30,000 raised will support the continued work of Sean’s Place, which provides free and immediate access to mental health support for men across Merseyside.
With one in five men experiencing suicidal thoughts during their lifetime, the charity offers a vital lifeline to those struggling with their mental health.
Through its services, Sean’s Place helps men access support, build meaningful connections and take positive steps towards improving their mental wellbeing.
Debbie Rogers, founder and CEO of Sean’s Place, said:
“We are absolutely thrilled to have raised over £30k for Sean’s Place. It was a truly special evening, bringing together so many wonderful people who wanted to show their support for a cause that really matters.
“Sean’s Place does extraordinary work supporting men when they need it most, and every penny raised will help the service continue its vital work.
“I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who attended, performed, donated and helped make the night such a success.”
The sold-out event at Titanic Hotel Liverpool highlighted the generosity of the local community and the growing support for men’s mental health services across the region.
With more than 400 guests coming together for an evening of celebration and fundraising, the gala was a reminder of the difference that can be made when people unite behind an important cause.
You can find out more about Sean’s Place here.
