How your money helps

The Event itself

Previous Events
Money raised at Fashion Kicks 2010 will be used to help Beechwood Cancer Car Centre, the Adopt a School Project and Macmillan Cancer Support.

Macmillan Cancer Support

Macmillan Cancer Support improves the lives of people affected by cancer. We provide practical, medical and financial support and push for better cancer care. Cancer affects us all. We can all help. We are Macmillan.

Beechwood Cancer Care Centre

Fashion Kicks will help Beechwood Cancer Care Centre to improve, update and continue to run our Family Support Service, previously funded by Children In Need. Our aim is now to construct another floor above our education block dedicated to this service. The construction costs will be £175,000, while the annual running costs will be £50,000.

Where and when?

Following the hugely successful Fashion Kicks events held in the past, we are pleased to announce that this spectacular fundraiser is to appear at Lancashire County Cricket Club on 13th April 2010.

Fashion & Football

Selfridges will be providing a glittering and glamorous fashion show featuring professional models strutting their stuff alongside Manchester City footballers.

Food

Preparing and serving your meal on the night will be some of the finest chefs in the UK and Ireland. They are all members of the coveted Academy of Culinary Arts.

Entertainment

With the star attraction of the evening being a live performance from WESTLIFE – a rare opportunity to enjoy this spectacular band in intimate surroundings.

Fashion Kicks 2004

The first Fashion Kicks took place in 2004 to an audience of 300 people, Newcastle United players and professional models took to the stage to raise £56,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Fashion Kicks 2006

Fashion Kicks 2006 featured a 100ft catwalk at St James Park. Newcastle United players strutted their stuff and an audience of 550 watched as WESTLIFE put on an amazing live show, raising £256,000 for charity.

Fashion Kicks 2008

In 2008 1000 guests witnessed a top class fashion show featuring dancers from The London Stage School and children from The Tyne Theatre performing a scene from Hairspray. Yet again WESTLIFE performed, this time helping to raise £278,000.