Rosemount raises £33,000 for charities at Basingstoke ball

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Rosemount Financial Solutions (IFA) has raised more than £33,000 for two local charities at its annual Charity Ball, held at Audleys Wood Hotel in Basingstoke on 19 September.

The mortgage, protection and financial planning network directed the proceeds to Stepping Stones DS, which supports children and young people with Down Syndrome and their families across South East Berkshire, North Hampshire and West Surrey, and Hazie Days, a Basingstoke-based organisation creating inclusive experiences for children with additional needs.

Guests on the night bid on a range of auction lots donated by advisers and industry partners. Prizes included a magnum of Veuve Clicquot from Loans Warehouse, a fourball experience at Ferndown Golf Club from Twenty7Tec, a four-night stay at Crystal Cottage in Holmfirth from NeedingAdvice.co.uk, and a seven-course dinner for 12 at Brinsop Court prepared by Rosemount network member Jacqui Fitt.

Ahmed Bawa (pictured), chief executive of Rosemount Financial Solutions (IFA), said: “The Charity Ball was a tremendous success, raising a huge amount of money for two exceptional local charities.

“We have long been supporters of Stepping Stones DS and Hazie Days, and have seen first hand the wonderful work they do for children with special needs, and their families. These charities rely on donations, so events like our Charity Ball ensure they can remain active, making a real difference to families in our local community.

“I’m delighted by the support we received in putting together lots for the auction, with prizes donated by a range of businesses, including industry partners and our own advisers.”

The funds raised will help both charities expand their services for families in the region.

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