Children with Cancer UK funds research into better, kinder oncology treatments, while also providing vital support to children with cancer and their families.

The event, which took place at The Peninsula hotel in London included an auction, children’s choir and dinner, and was attended by numerous high-profile guests.

Market Financial Solutions has been the main sponsor of the annual gala dinner for each of the past three years, with the amount raised in 2024 topping the more-than £700,000 raised in 2022, and the over £620,000 generated in 2023.
 
Paresh Raja, CEO at Market Financial Solutions, said: “Children with Cancer UK is a wonderful charity, and one that is close to my heart.

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“For a number of years now we’ve been proud to support the organisation by sponsoring its annual gala — it’s always a wonderful occasion, and also an important night of fundraising, helping Children with Cancer UK do even more great work in the future.
 
“It’s wonderful to see that businesses and guests have donated so generously for the 2024 gala.

“The Market Financial Solutions team had an amazing time at the event, and we look forward to continuing our partnership with Children with Cancer UK in the future.”
 
Amar Naher, CEO at Children with Cancer UK, added: “Surpassing our fundraising goal is a testament to the incredible generosity and commitment of our supporters. Every pound raised will make a huge difference for children and young people facing cancer.

“I want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Market Financial Solutions for their generous, vital and continued support of our fundraising gala.

“Their sponsorship not only contributes to the event's success but also helps us support families in their toughest times, and funds vital specialist research.

“Together, we are providing hope for a future where every child and young person survives cancer. We look forward to continuing this partnership and achieving even greater things together."