Her Serene Highness Princess Stéphanie will welcome guests to one of Monaco’s major philanthropic evenings later this month, as the Club Vivanova Royal Charity Gala returns for its 12th edition in support of two local organisations.
Taking place on Saturday, November 28, at the Fairmont Monte Carlo, the black-tie event will be held under the High Patronage and in the presence of the Princess, bringing together international business leaders, philanthropists and distinguished guests for an evening dedicated to fundraising.
One of the highlights will be a special presentation by ALTER, the contemporary fashion label founded by Pauline Ducruet, Princess Stéphanie’s daughter. Rather than a conventional runway show, the presentation will feature individuals with personal connections to the Gala’s beneficiary charities modelling the designs, celebrating individuality, self-confidence and personal identity.
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The evening will begin at 19:00 with a Premier Cru Champagne reception, followed by a five-course dinner accompanied by international wines. Live entertainment will be provided by the Alexandra Miller Quintet, while Sheriff Thomas Lefevre will oversee the charity auction. A DJ after-party is planned for midnight.
This year’s fundraising will benefit Fight Aids Monaco, founded by Princess Stéphanie to support people living with HIV and promote awareness and understanding, and Écoute Cancer Réconfort, which provides emotional and practical assistance to people affected by cancer and their families.
Over the past 12 years, Club Vivanova’s annual gala events have raised more than €425,000 for charitable causes. Proceeds from this year’s auction, featuring fine art, luxury experiences and other donated items, will be divided equally between the two organisations.
Club Vivanova founder and managing director Bradley Mitton said the event was built around bringing people together while generating meaningful support for local charities.
The Gala weekend will begin on Friday, November 27, with a separate wine and sushi networking reception at NOBU Monte Carlo, hosted by Club Vivanova. Guests will also have the option of booking an Omakase dinner.
Individual tickets for the Royal Charity Gala start at €275, with VIP admission available for €350 and tables for ten priced at €3,500. Gold tables have already sold out, according to the organisers.
Reservations and further information are available through the official Club Vivanova Royal Charity Gala website.
