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Vote Dig d s deep for a worthy cause


Globes guests have a proud record of generously supporting the event’s nominated charity


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Amid the glitz and glamour of the Globes ceremony, we also always give our chosen charity the mic to have its moment on stage. At the 2025 awards, a charity particularly close to


the industry’s heart was chosen – Reuben’s Retreat. The organisation has a dual mission: to aid families


with children who are living with life-limiting illnesses, and to provide support to parents grieving the loss of a child. With the industry forming an integral part of the organisation’s story, Reuben’s Retreat gives parents with seriously ill children a place to holiday and create beautiful memories together in a renovated building on the edge of the Peak District. Taking to the stage last January, co-founder Nicola


Graham launched the charity’s One in a Million campaign, aiming to raise the last £1 million needed


to complete the conversion of its Derbyshire property. Travel Weekly’s parent company, Jacobs Media, kicked off with a £2,000 donation – and by the end of the night, the guests at the Globes had raised over £15,500.


TIME TO GIVE Other charities to have benefited in previous years include the Children’s Trust, Mental Health Foundation and Inspiring Girls. The chosen charity for 2026 will be revealed


on the night and any donation, big or small, will make a difference. So look out for the fundraisers circulating between tables on January 15, dig deep into your pockets (or contactless card wallet) and see how far your donation can go.


Nicola Graham


globetravelawards.co.uk


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