Please join us for the Left Foot Forward fundraising dinner on Tuesday, 15 July with Gloria De Piero MP, shadow minister for women and equalities.
Please join us for the Left Foot Forward fundraising dinner on Tuesday, 15 July with Gloria De Piero MP, shadow minister for women and equalities.
It is your generous support that has allowed Left Foot Forward to grow and expand our influence in recent years, and with just under a year to go until the General Election you can help us to continue to conduct evidence-based rebuttal and policy analysis and campaign on issues of equality, justice and solidarity.
The dinner will take place on Tuesday, 15 July at 7 pm at Mumbai Square, on 7 Middlesex St, London E1 7AA. Support Left Foot Forward by spending what promises to be a brilliant evening with us. The ticket price includes a three course meal and tickets are available here.
Tickets are £45 and are disappearing fast, so book your place early. Tables seating eight are also available, and each comes with one free ticket. Tables cost £315. For more information or to purchase a ticket directly, please email events@leftfootforward.org
Your support is very important to us. We hope to see you at the dinner.
James Bloodworth, editor of Left Foot Forward.
To reach hundreds of thousands of new readers and to make the biggest impact we can in the next general election, we need to grow our donor base substantially.
That's why in 2024, we are seeking to generate 150 additional regular donors to support Left Foot Forward's work.
We still need another 124 people to donate to hit the target. You can help. Donate today.
2 Responses to “Left Foot Forward dinner with Gloria De Piero MP”
Matthew Blott
This is quite tempting actually. I’m happy to support Left Foot Forward – free of the worst elements of the left found at the Grauniad it’s my favourite centre-left site. And I like Gloria De Piero (who is also, let’s face it, a bit of a fox). But am I going to be sat on my tod all night if I turn up?
By the way, whenever I type leftfootforward.com in my browser I receive the message “Error establishing a database connection” and I’m obliged to prefix it with “www”. I’ve started dropping the “www” as it’s irrelevant and allows for nicer looking looking URLs but if you want to keep it you should perform a redirect 🙂
leftfootfwd
Don’t worry, we’ll look after you, Matthew.