Lunch with actor James Norton, and a Michelin-star meal with The Yorkshire Vet Peter Wright at The Star at Harome are just two of the money-can’t-buy experiences on offer in an auction supporting Yorkshire charities.
Yorkshire Charity Clay Days is one the county’s biggest fund-raisers and this year’s event takes place at Duncombe Park, Helmsley next week.
Lat year the event, organised by Chris Blundell, The Hon. Jake Duncombe and the YCCD team raised a staggering £565,000 for Yorkshire charities.
Supporters can join an online auction and bid for lots such as a ‘Director for the Day’ experience at Leeds United, private dinner party for 12 at Sutton Park, a private dance lesson with Strictly’s Vito and Dianne in London.
Live auctions at the event will include dinner with Antiques’ Roadshow’s Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould as well as dinner with actor James Norton who is from Malton. Other lots include luxury house stays in Yorkshire, VIP tickets to major sporting events and gourmet experiences.
The event is supporting these Yorkshire Charities:
- Horatio’s Garden – Spinal Unit, James Cook University Hospital
- Leeds Children’s Charity at Lineham Farm
- Martin House Hospice, Wetherby
- Tempus Novo
- The Royal Yorkshire Regiment Benevolent Trust
- Yorkshire Air Ambulance
- Yorkshire Cancer Research
