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Radisson's 10th anniversary dinner raises £31,000 for Alzheimer’s Association

Radisson's 10th anniversary dinner raises £31,000 for Alzheimer’s Association

Monday 25 December 2017

Radisson's 10th anniversary dinner raises £31,000 for Alzheimer’s Association

Monday 25 December 2017


The Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel celebrated its 10th anniversary lit up in blue and with a gala dinner which helped raise £31,000 for Jersey Alzheimer’s Association.

The 150 dressed-to-the-nines guests donated auction items and bought raffle tickets to help raise funds for the local charity.

Mark Blamey, Manager Jersey Alzheimer's Association, said: "We were staggered by the generosity of the Radisson Blu management and their guests. This single sum of £31,000, raised on the night, represents six weeks of our total running costs. That means ongoing security for us in that we can continue to support many local people who are affected by dementia, through the many services we offer."

The entrance of the hotel was fully decorated for the special event, including a flower wall designed by Bella Fiori for the occasion. Mr Edward Clucas, Director of the Hotel, and host for the evening, welcomed the guests and spoke of the 10 years since the opening of the Hotel when they first became a part of the Jersey, hospitality community.

Radisson Blu 10th Anniversary

Pictured:  The Radisson Blu celebrated its 10th anniversary with 150 guests.

Mr Clucas added: "The Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel was delighted to have been able to help raise £31,000.00 to Jersey Alzheimer's Association and the Directors and Management thank all guests and those who donated auction items and bought raffle tickets for an amazing achievement and sum."

The evening included performances by the professional dancers of J Lee Productions and saw entertainment from close-up magician, Alex Walsh, dubbed the 'Explosive Street Magician' and the surprise West End act, Incognito Artists. The evening concluded with live music from jazz, swing, soul and Motown band, Down With The Count.

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