Charity Halloween ball is back

Little Stars, the Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin charity supporting local children with everyday essentials, is bringing back its Halloween Charity Ball Fundraiser for a second time, following the success of its debut event in 2024.
The Ball will take place on Friday 30 October at Albright Hussey Manor, running from 7pm to midnight. Guests can expect a night of fine dining, live music and entertainment throughout the evening, with a Black-Tie dress code adding to the occasion.
Leanne Farlie, Founder and CEO of Little Stars, said: “The return of the Halloween Ball, following the success of our 2024 event, means so much to us. It’s a chance to put on a spooky, fun-filled night for our supporters, while shining a light on the vital work Little Stars does for families across Shropshire.”
This year’s Ball will bring a vintage spooky carnival theme setting the scene for a night full of surprises. The evening’s tarot and palm reading experiences are back by popular demand, included as part of the VIP package and available to purchase on the night, alongside a few more treats.
It’s also shaping up to be a great night to connect. Building on the first Ball’s success, this year’s event brings together guests from across the county’s business community for an evening of celebration and conversation, alongside raising money for a great cause.
The night will also be a chance to reflect on the difference Little Stars has made across the county, with CEO Leanne giving guests an insight into the charity’s work. Funds raised on the evening will be pivotal in helping Little Stars continue to provide essentials to children and families across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin.
Ian Groves, Chair Trustee of Little Stars and Managing Director at Start Tech, said:
“As Chair, I see first-hand the difference this charity makes to local families, and what it takes to keep that going. The Board are incredibly proud of how far Little Stars has come, and nights like this are vital in helping us sustain and grow what we do. We’re really looking forward to welcoming everyone to Albright Hussey Manor.”
Tickets and tables are available now. Contact events@littlestarscharity.org.

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