The 2019 Dinner Auction
23rd May 2019
by Courtney Rowland
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are excited to announce that on the 31st of August this year we are holding a dinner auction at Loch Inch Castle, Castle Kennedy, Stranraer.
The 2019 Dinner Auction event is being held on the 31st of August at Loch Inch Castle, Castle Kennedy, Stranraer. As before, the event is being shared with two other guest charities namely, Marie Curie and Combat Stress.
This black-tie event affords us the opportunity to support three very deserving charities. The evening includes a three-course dinner and reception wines, silent auctions and the main auction of donated lots.
Tickets prices are £44 per person or £400 for a table of ten.
If you would like to know more about the evening, kindly donate lots for the evenings auction or would like to book tickets or tables please contact us through our website.
Without the kindness and generosity of our supporters the evening would not be the success that it has in previous years.
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