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Trisha attends CHILDREN with CANCER UK charity ball in Marbella

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Trish Buller cuts Sandro Morelli’s hair
in his beautiful restaurant gardens

Trisha Buller and four of her team of stylists from award-winning Berkhamsted salon Cienté recently flew out to Marbella to attend the Summer Party held in support of CHILDREN with CANCER UK, the leading national charity dedicated to the fight against leukaemia and other childhood cancers.

Trisha and her team were kept very busy styling the guests’ hair in preparation for the party, which is one of the biggest fundraising events on the coast. The event is always well supported with more than 300 people attending, raising much-needed funds for such a worthy cause.

About CHILDREN with CANCER UK

Every year in the UK 1500 children are diagnosed with cancer.

Imagine the stress of a parent being told their child has cancer. Eddie and Marion O'Gorman suffered this fate not once, but twice.

In November 1986 their son Paul was diagnosed with leukaemia. He died just nine weeks later, aged fourteen.

As a result of their experience, Eddie and Marion vowed to help other children to fight leukaemia by raising funds for children with this dreadful disease.

Less than a year after losing Paul, the couple lost their daughter Jean, also to cancer.

The story of the O’Gorman family’s double tragedy quickly spread and Diana, The Princess of Wales was so deeply moved that she kindly inaugurated the charity and continued to support it until her own untimely death.

Eddie, Marion and other family and friends have worked tirelessly and today, what started as a memorial charity, has become CHILDREN with CANCER UK.

The charity has, in the last ten years alone, raised over £100 million to fund buildings, vital equipment and work at specialist hospitals and hospices throughout the country and has become the major force in paediatric oncology.

All this has been made possible by the hard work and kindness of the charity’s supporters. One friend of the charity is Caroline Randerson who has hosted an annual summer party at the internationally renowned Villa Tiberio restaurant in Marbella, Spain for the past four years.

Villa Tiberio is owned by serial restaurant entrepreneur Sandro Morelli who opened two legendary London restaurants, Barbarella I and II which were patronised by the who's who of international society.

Caroline Randerson and many of Signore Morelli’s customers from his London restaurants now dine at Villa Tiberio and she realised that the restaurant would make the perfect venue for a high profile CHILDREN with CANCER UK charity event.

Cienté’s Involvement

Cienté Salon Director, Trisha Buller was asked by Caroline to support the event and immediately agreed to help.

Trisha said,

The Cienté team are in a fortunate position and believe that through hard work we can all give something back to society. How could we not be touched by the O’Gorman’s personal tragedy and their incredible charity?

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Trish is interviewed by Spanish TV

As part of the event Cienté flew their top artistic team over to Spain to cut and style hair of the partygoers, donating all proceeds to CHILDREN with CANCER UK. The event was an outstanding success and Trisha cut Sandro Morelli’s hair in front of the assembled media.

Kristina Szekely, the celebrated real estate entrepreneur, was guest of honour and joined the Cienté table.

During the evening Trisha was excited to be interviewed for Spanish TV saying,

This is the fourth year we’ve been involved with the ball; Villa Tiberio restaurant is the most beautiful location with its award-winning gardens and spectacular terrace.

The team worked tirelessly throughout the day styling hair and were delighted to be able to relax and enjoy the evening event, which raised in excess of €23,000.00!

The following day Trisha further rewarded her team with lunch at the renowned Marbella Club beachside restaurant.

The CHILDREN with CANCER UK Summer party is now an established part of the Marbella social calendar. Caroline Randerson and her supporters have raised over £500,000 for the charity.