1 May 2026
Abu Shaw London
Tomorrow is the Ladies@Work Fundraising Dinner and Dance, When the Razzmatazz Ladies Welcome the Guests to London
Quick Summary
All is now set for the Ladies@Work festive bonanza tomorrow, when it’s Dinner and Dance Fundraising togetherness kicks off the Saturday night fever. All are welcome.
May 2nd, the much-awaited Dinner and Dance Fundraising festival date by the gorgeous Ladies@Work will take place tomorrow at the Royal Ascot, JK Banquets Hall, Chak 89, Mitcham, 105 Bond Road, South London, CR4 3HG. (Photo: Ladies@Work in national flag).
The Ladies@Work charity is honoured to host its 2nd-anniversary Fundraising Dinner and Dance fiesta, and it is even more significant, as a humanitarian organisation comprising mostly female members and a handful of lucky male members. (Photos: Ladies@Work).



As a charitable entity based in London, Ladies@Work’s primary objective is to assist and sponsor the less fortunate people in the UK and Sierra Leone, particularly those whose standard of living is more difficult for the majority.
The Ladies@Work is calling on all to attend tomorrow’s Fundraising Dinner & Dance and to support their activities geared towards helping the less privileged. According to the CEO, Mariatu Sesay, Ladies@Work organisation was established nine years ago.



Tomorrow, Saturday, May 2nd, 2026, will be the second anniversary of the Fundraising Dinner and Dance celebration. And it will be three years ago, according to the CEO Mariatu Sesay, that Ladies@Work was launched in the United Kingdom.
Entrance is £50 for standard and £100 for a patron. For more information, interested revellers can contact the following numbers: 07984756829; 07703658838; 07951585016; 07368614804. African music, food and drinks for entertainment from 7 pm to late hours.

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