SMS Battles
Join us for our unforgettable night this October to support crucial MS research.
SMS Battles is back! We hope you'll join us for an evening not to be missed. This fabulous event will be taking place on Thursday 8 October at the beautiful Royal Horticultural Halls in Victoria, London.
We'll bring together a host of our celebrity supporters for a fun interactive quiz and a fine-dining experience. All in aid of raising money for those living with and affected by MS!
We'll welcome you with a drinks and canapé reception. You'll then head to your tables with your teams for a sumptuous three-course dinner. And a fun-filled quiz hosted by the brilliant Clare Balding CBE.
Rose Leslie, Lizzy Yarnold, Ivo Graham, Ade Adepitan, Ioan and Bianca Gufford are set to attend. With more to be announced!
Tables are on sale now
We have a range of tables available from only £5,500.
When you reserve a table you'll get:
- 10 tickets to the event
- a drinks and canapés reception
- a three course dinner with wine
- team entry into the quiz
- meet and greet with celebrities, where possible
Join us for this fantastic event and you'll be raising vital funds for groundbreaking MS research. And supporting everyone affected by MS.
Sponsorship and corporate tables
The events we host and your generous support help us raise essential funds to advance MS research. You could support SMS Battles through sponsorship, buy a corporate table or donate pro-bono gifts and auction items.
We have a number of tailored sponsorship opportunities available for corporates.
Contact Ashleigh Ryan at [email protected] to find out more.
Supporting everyone affected by MS
Around 135 people are diagnosed with MS each week in the UK. We need your support more than ever to fund vital MS research. So please join us for an unforgettable night and help everyone in the UK affected by MS.
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