Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK HIV / sexual health charity, has announced a star-studded line-up for its annual foodie fundraising event after party.
The Supper Club, which sees over 20 different dinner parties happening at once, is returning in full for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic began in 2020. The event culminates in the after party of all parties at The Box in Soho, London on Tuesday, November 15 from 10pm.
Adele Roberts, Nick Grimshaw, Woody Cook and Fat Tony will be headlining. Grace Dent, The Guardian’s restaurant critic, is to return as the event’s ambassador.
Grace said: “I have long admired the work of Terrence Higgins Trust, and I am so pleased to once again be the ambassador for The Supper Club in the hope that I can help make a difference to those living with and affected by HIV. I encourage restaurants to get behind me and together we can make good sexual health a right and reality for all.”
Over the years The Supper Club has raised over £1.4 million to support people living with and affected by HIV in the UK and help get towards ending HIV transmissions once and for all. This year’s event will be extra special as the charity marks its 40th anniversary – that’s four decades of HIV activism.