Prince Harry is set to be the main draw at an upcoming charity fundraiser supporting Ukraine, an event organized by "United For Freedom" and scheduled for October 1 at the Imperial War Museum in London. The event, a black-tie evening for 120 guests, each contributing £1,000, aims to raise funds for two causes benefiting those affected by the conflict.
One of the beneficiaries is the "Superhumans" fund, which Prince Harry, Sting, and Bear Grylls also support. This fund has reportedly raised $130 million to date, covering over 2,600 operations and 2,200 prosthetic limb fittings for individuals injured in the war.
The fundraiser is designed to blend charitable giving with networking opportunities, allowing attendees to connect with individuals prominent in business, diplomacy, and public life. Guests will have the chance to hear remarks from honored guests and participate in an auction featuring luxury items. A week-long stay at Sir Richard Branson's Moskito Island is among the auction prizes.
Prince Harry will be donating a copy of his memoir, "Spare," to the auction. The event's organizers have expressed excitement about the Duke's involvement, noting his consistent vocal support for Ukraine and anticipating that his presence will significantly contribute to the evening's fundraising success. They also indicated that any attendance by Meghan would be considered a welcome bonus.
This engagement follows recent public statements from the King, clarifying that Prince Harry and his wife are private citizens and do not represent the Royal Family, nor are they entitled to use the 'HRH' prefix. The organizers, however, emphasize the Duke's ongoing commitment to charitable causes close to his heart.