Held to bring awareness and support to the vital work Hillcrest Futures does within the community, the event raised almost £13,000 through ticket sales, sponsorship, auction, raffle and a boutique pop-up shop.
In partnership with the Bonar Hall, guests were welcomed to a stunning venue with a stylish pop-up shop from Hillcrest’s boutique charity shop Past Present Futures, offering unique and high-quality pieces just for the occasion. The afternoon’s main attraction, the “Catwalk for a Cause” fashion show, featured an impressive range of outfits modelled by volunteers, showcasing the style and creativity Hillcrest’s boutique is known for. An appearance from Drag Queen ‘Lucky’ was a firm favourite with the audience, with many taking the opportunity to pose for photos. Attendees were also treated to a lively, nostalgic musical performance from The Vintage Girls, whose renditions of classic tunes added to the afternoon’s entertainment.
John Booth Hillcrest Futures managing director expressed his gratitude by saying “We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the event’s Platinum Sponsors, Robertson Construction Tayside and Cullross, whose generous support was instrumental in bringing this event to life. Gold Sponsors CHAP and Thorntons played an invaluable role in the event’s success, as well as support from Northwood Trust, helping Hillcrest Futures in their aim to make a meaningful impact within the local community.
“We are thrilled with the turnout and the support shown by our community. Events like these not only bring people together but help raise vital funds that allow us to continue supporting individuals and families who rely on our services. The generous contributions from our sponsors, attendees, and volunteers truly made this day one to remember.”
The funds raised during “Catwalk for a Cause” will directly support Hillcrest Futures’ services, which provide essential support to those facing various challenges within the community.