The first Endo Gala, held at Harrogate's Rudding Park, has raised over £11,000 for charity.
The event on Friday 20th March aimed to raise awareness and funds for endometriosis - bringing together members of the community, supporters and advocates.
The event was the vision of organiser Molly Woodward, who lives with endometriosis herself.
At just 24 years old, and with no previous experience in event planning, she independently brought the evening to life.

Throughout the night, guests showed incredible generosity, helping to raise an impressive £11,331.62, with further donations still being received.
Funds were collected through ticket sales, raffle games, and a silent auction, all in support of Endometriosis UK.
Molly said:
“This is just the beginning. I’m incredibly proud of what we achieved together and look forward to organising more events in the future to continue raising awareness and supporting those affected by endometriosis.”
A particularly powerful aspect of the evening came from the personal stories shared by Jess Hankinson, Rachel Deane, and Eleanor Deane.
Their honest and moving experiences resonated deeply with attendees and highlighted the real-life impact of endometriosis.
Guests were also given valuable insight from local consultant gynaecologist Winston Justin, who spoke about the condition, outlining common symptoms and the importance of recognising them early.
Emma Cox, the CEO of Endometriosis UK, who travelled from London to attend, delivered an informative and engaging talk about the work being done by the charity, as well as the ongoing need for improved awareness, diagnosis, and support.
The evening was hosted by Isabelle Smith, mostly known for playing Frankie in Hollyoaks, while guests were entertained by performances from Ellie Sax and Aphrodite Strings.

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