Beyond
Generosity
Giving that creates lasting change. This year every gift goes to Mamų unija, which cares for children with cancer and their families, and to the St Francis Oncology Centre in Klaipėda.
Saturday, 28/11/2026
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Who organises it
The Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce in the UK (LCCUK), through LCCUK Charity.
Who it helps
Children with cancer and their families, and people facing cancer in Klaipėda, with their loved ones.
Why now
The Charity Ball fills one evening. This campaign lets anyone, anywhere, give before, during and after it.
Two organisations.
One message to every family: you are not alone.
Lithuania · children’s charity
Mamų unija
For more than fifteen years, Mamų unija has looked after children with cancer and their families. Your gift helps pay for children’s rehabilitation, psychological and social support, and the cost of travel to treatment and somewhere to stay nearby. Part of the money also goes to a new Family House in Kaunas, so more parents can stay close to their children during treatment.
Klaipėda · oncology support
St Francis Oncology Centre
The Centre gives psychological, social and spiritual support to people with cancer and to the people closest to them, alongside their medical treatment.
Klaipėda · oncology support
raised through LCCUK charitable initiatives to date
raised at the 2025 Charity Ball auction alone
LCCUK charity evenings have brought Lithuanian and British business, culture and community together in London for years, at venues including The Dorchester and The Savoy. In 2025 we revived the tradition with the Rimantas Kaukėnas Charitable Foundation, for children in Lithuania with serious illnesses.
The 2025 auction’s most sought-after lots included a VIP Real Madrid experience (£32,000) and a dinner with President Valdas Adamkus (£24,000). Beyond Generosity builds on that evening, so people who can’t be in the room can be part of it too.
Charity Ball 2025, Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill. Photos: LCCUK.
LCCUK Gala
Charity Ball 2026
A black-tie evening for about 150 guests in the Chartwell Ballroom: a champagne reception, a three-course dinner with paired drinks, live music, a silent and a main charity auction, and dancing until late. Everything raised goes to Mamų unija and the St Francis Oncology Centre.
Hosts
Eglė Kernagyte and Audrius Giržadas
On stage
Alina Orlova, Atlanta, opera soloist Eugenijus Chrebtovas and “Poliarizuoti stiklai”
Auction
Art, jewellery, travel and one-off experiences donated by sponsors
„Pasauliu netikiu.
Pasaka tikiu.“
Saturday, 28/11/2026
From 17:00 until after midnight
Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill
30 Portman Square, London W1H 7BH
Black tie
per person
15% off for LCCUK members
Can’t come to London? Give online instead. Every gift counts towards the same causes.
Alina Orlova
Atlanta
Audrius Giržadas
Eglė Kernagytė
Eugenijus Chrebtovas
Poliarizuoti stiklai
Your business can
make a difference.
You don’t need to buy a table or sponsor the Ball to support this year’s causes. Companies anywhere in the world can join the campaign in the way that suits them.
Give directly. A one-off company gift to one or both causes.
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Match their giving. Double what your people donate.
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Companies behind
LCCUK Charity
Businesses that gave prizes, services and support to the 2025 Charity Ball. New partners for 2026 join this wall as they sign up.
Londoniete
United Kingdom
Champagne Route
United Kingdom
TORAS
Lithuania
DK Studio London
United Kingdom
Join the 2026 campaign as a global partner
Most gifts start with someone sharing. One link takes people straight to giving.
Last year we showed what one evening can do.
This year, let’s see what happens when the whole world can join in.