Our Story

Our first show, 'One Night Only'

Raised £285,000.00

ONE MORE TIME

Our second spectacular show was in memory of our founder Sylvie Henry and raised a staggering £350,000.

Lunch at the Dorchester

Our first FD lunch raised £100,000. We also launched the FD magazine, raising £70,000 with the first issue.

Lunch at the Dorchester

Elena Glurdijidze from the ENB in a custom made Karl Largerfield Tutu performing the ‘dying swan’ performed at our first Ladies Lunch in October 2013

Cross channel row

Brilliant volunteer rowers raised £35,000 on this great team effort across the channel.

Fashion Detox

This fabulous event not only spring cleaned our supporters wardrobes but raised £5500.00

Sushi Samba event

With guests including Sophie, Countess of Wessex, FD raised £300,000.00 on this memorable night, when our guests experienced the unique blend of Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian cuisine -set in breath-taking architecture overlooking the Capital.

Nail Breast Cancer

This campaign raised £12,500.00 partnering with renowned nail brands, professional distributors and companies.

Melissa Odabash/Amoena Campaign

The launch of this new post-surgery/mastectomy swimwear range designed by international swimwear designer, Melissa Odabash raised £50,000.00

Ladies Lunch at the Savoy Hotel

Our 3rd Annual lunch, sponsored by MATCHESFASHION.COM and Estee Lauder companies, raised a fashionable £180,000.00

FD Magazine

The fourth issue of FD featuring Yasmin Le Bon raised £60,000.00

Fashion Show with Lily Grace

This glamourous and uplifting event had women who had been touched by breast cancer on the catwalk, and raised a staggering £40,000.00

Lily & Lionel for FD

A beautiful scarf was designed with proceeds of £3,000.00 going towards FDs fundraising.

2016 saw £230,000.00 raised from generous donations and sponsorships from companies such as MATCHESFASHION.COM and Estee Lauder Companies

Royal Parks Half-Marathon and the 2017 Golf Day.

Our fantastic volunteer runners raised £25,000.00. The annual golf day raised £20,000.00

Ginger & White contributed £2,500 with sales of all take away hot drinks for October. For the Moonwalk our girls raised £25,000.

In 2017 Donations and sponsorships raised £45,000.00 from companies such as MATCHESFASHION.COM and Estee Lauder Companies

Melissa Odabash and Amoena

This launch of Melissa Odabash’s second exclusive post-surgery/masectomy swimwear collection with Amoena for Future Dreams raised £50,000.00. This swimwear is sold globally

Future Dreams has pledged its support to Breast Cancer Care by funding the print of a dedicated Secondary Breast Cancer Resource Pack. This ensures that people living with secondary breast cancer over the next two years receive only accurate and reliable information, supporting them to deal with the day to day impact of their secondary diagnosis and treatment.

TEN, A DECADE OF DREAMS 2018 was a momentous year for Future Dreams. It marked the ten-year anniversary of the charity and we celebrated in style at the London Palladium. Video support messages from the likes of Dame Judi Dench, Cuba Gooding Junior and Kylie Minogue played whilst performers including Paloma Faith, Melanie C, Alexandra Burke and All Saints took to the stage for a triumphant and emotional show raising £750,000 to help Sylvie and Danielle’s dream become a reality.

Ten Boxers got in the ring to beat breast cancer for Fight Night 3 on March 21st and we raised a staggering £475,000 for our cause

February launch of the 3rd collection of mastectomy swimwear from renowned designer, Melissa Odabash and Amoena, the world’s leading breast cancer brand. Whilst raising funds for Future Dreams, each piece is crafted with pockets bra cups that can hold a breast prosthesis, ensuring women feel protected and comfortable. This year’s collection is modelled by Dr Vera Ora.Diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 39, Vera has been instrumental in raising awareness for the cause making her the perfect fit for this year’s campaign

The Lili Grace Future Dreams Fashion Show was spectacular and empowering event when 25 women and men all touched by breast cancer took to the catwalk and raised a staggering £80,000 for breast cancer support and awareness

The 5th Ladies Lunch was held at the Savoy Hotel and attended by a host celebrities with a beautiful performance from the talented Jack Savoretti. A staggering £300,000 was raised following a new pledge video and emotional speeches from Helen Addis and Sara Prentice. The money will go towards helping to sustain FDH.