The day, sponsored by Caterer.com and supported by H&C News, sees eighteen teams battle it out and compete for the IoH trophy. After enjoying a gala dinner, guests will be encouraged to bid at the evening’s charity auction to help raise funds for the work of the IoH’s Youth Council initiative, which provides mentoring, networking and professional development support to young hospitality professionals.
Prize donations for the auction have been generous and luxurious, providing bidders with the opportunity to experience some fantastic prizes, representing some of the finest hospitality has to offer.
Available to bidders at the charity auction so far include:
A taster menu for 6 with accompanying wines at Executive Chef, John Williams MBE’s Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant, one of the most beautiful dining rooms in London.
A stay for 2 on a Friday or Saturday at The Hari, in the heart of Belgravia, a sanctuary for connoisseurs of luxury. With brunch at Il Pampero.
A stay for 2 at Manchester’s iconic 5 star The Lowry Hotel with breakfast in one of their executive rooms.
A stay for 2, dinner and breakfast, with full spa access at Champneys Eastwell Manor Kent.
A stay for 2 at Maryculter House for 2 nights, breakfast both mornings, dinner on first night, and Afternoon Tea on 2nd day.
A 4 ball plus 2 buggies at The Manor House Golf Club, part of the Exclusive Collection.
Robert Richardson FIH, IoH CEO said of the support received: “I am delighted that our Hospitality Family are so supportive of our first annual golf day and grateful for the generosity of so many of our members in donating such amazing prizes for the charity auction. Their support means a great deal. I look forward to a very special day at The Belfry Hotel & Resort, meeting many established friends, and making many new ones, he confirmed.”
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