March Women charity prize draw

The Cause

We’re delighted to announce that the members of March Women - Women in M&A have selected Centrepoint and Sophie Hayes Foundation as the beneficiaries of our charity prize draw on 22nd January 2025.

The Prizes

(This list will be updated as and when additional donations are received)

1. £250 voucher for The Fold London

2. £120 voucher for Brasserie Blanc 

3. Afternoon tea for 2 at Botanica in Kensington

4. 1:1 negotiation training session with Katharina Dalka (donated by BIA by StellaOne)

5. Luxury Cornish lavender sleep hamper (donated by Anatome)

6. Voucher for a facial treatment (donated by Blomma Beauty)

7. 90 minute 1:1 intensive coaching session with Patrice Gordon (donated by Eminere)

8. Gift voucher for Sarah Stuart Flowers

9. UPDATED: 2x £200 vouchers from Vivida Lifestyle (2 prizes) 

10. Case of kombucha from Fix8

11. Cuatro box of 4 preserved red roses from PIERR

12. Case of healthy sodas from Fibe

13. New: DIY icing class for 2 with Biscuiteers

14. New: £100 voucher to use at online art dealer SOTA Marketplace

15. New: 3 hours of 1:1 career coaching with Diane Blaxland of Expert Leaders

16. New: 3 bottles' worth of Limited Edition Bacchus and 3 bottles' worth of Merlot from luxury boxed wine company Laylo

17. New: £120 voucher from fitness wear company JC London

18. New: Tour of the Gusbourne vineyard in Kent, including a 3 course lunch for 2 with wine

19. New: Hamper of beauty products from Beauty Essence

20. New: bottle of Ruinart champagne (donated by March Women)

21. New: self-woven serving tray from La Basketry

22. New: annual subscription to Transformula's Miracle Marine collection

23. New: Equi London's Total Beauty Bundle - Two award-winning nutritional supplements, expertly formulated to help promote flawless skin

The draw will close on Wednesday 22nd January 2025 at 8.45pm.

We will be doing the LIVE PRIZE DRAW at our Charity Gala dinner at Ochre (at the National Gallery) on Wednesday 22nd January 2025 at 9pm to randomly select our lucky winners. 

Prizes will be available to collect during the event or will be posted/emailed afterwards.

We will edit this page and email any winners who aren't at the dinner.

About Centrepoint

No young person’s life should be defined by homelessness. Regardless of the cause or how complex the issues, we’ll work through it together. 

For 50 years, we’ve been the centre point for change. Working together with young people, we’re at the forefront of tackling youth homelessness and its causes, equipping each young person with the skills and abilities to open up their futures. 

Ending youth homelessness by 2037 means:

• the number of young people who face homelessness is reduced to a negligible few. 
• there is a safe and stable place to live for every young person facing homelessness.
• there is support and a permanent home as soon as they are ready to live independently.

With your support, we can be the turning point for young people to build a future they can thrive in. 

About Sophie Hayes Foundation

Since 2011, Sophie Hayes Foundation has been working to support women survivors of modern slavery and exploitation on their journeys to long-term independence and sustainable freedom. The support of our generous donors, diverse partners, and community of supporters is critical to providing our services to survivors. In 2024, that support has enabled us to expand our Programmes, providing employability skills and English language tuition. Our survivor community CREW (Creative Resilient Empowered Women) has grown from strength to strength, holding numerous skills workshops and social gatherings every year. We know the Sophie Hayes Foundation Programme works:

94% of participants felt it had a significant positive impact the on their lives.  

77% told us the support in working on CVs and interview skills was of value in their journeys to sustainable freedom.  

75% said the Programme supported them to get to where they are now and are currently, or have since the programme, been in work or education. 

72% told us how the programme supported their wellbeing, confidence, friendships, and mental health.