An evening that turned generosity into real support

Black Tie Event

Our Black Tie Event brought together supporters, partners, and members of the local community for an evening dedicated to raising vital funds for children and young people affected by trauma, grief, and adversity.

Held in Glasgow, the event combined celebration, generosity, and purpose — creating an opportunity for guests to support life-changing services while learning more about the work of The Miracle Foundation.

An evening that turned generosity into real support

Black Tie Event

Our Black Tie Event brought together supporters, partners, and members of the local community for an evening dedicated to raising vital funds for children and young people affected by trauma, grief, and adversity.

Held in Glasgow, the event combined celebration, generosity, and purpose — creating an opportunity for guests to support life-changing services while learning more about the work of The Miracle Foundation.

What took place

What took place

The evening featured a formal dinner, fundraising activities, entertainment, and opportunities for guests to hear directly about the impact of early intervention and trauma-informed support.

Guests enjoyed a welcoming atmosphere while helping raise awareness of the increasing need for accessible mental health and therapeutic services for children and families.

Who was involved
Who was involved

Who was involved

Who was involved

The event welcomed local businesses, community leaders, supporters, donors, and individuals committed to making a difference.

It also created valuable opportunities for new partnerships and ongoing support.

The impact

The impact

Funds raised through the Black Tie Event help support:

  • One-to-one therapy for children and young people

  • Early intervention before crisis point

  • Family and dyadic support services

  • Safe, supportive spaces where young people feel heard and understood

The event also helped strengthen relationships with supporters who continue to champion our work.