The Statom Celebrity Charity Ball took place on 11 December 2025 at the iconic Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane, bringing together friends, clients, partners and well-known faces for an evening focused on raising money for causes making a real difference across the UK.
From the moment guests arrived, there was a real sense of warmth, generosity and togetherness in the room. While the final fundraising total will be announced shortly, the level of support shown throughout the night was outstanding.
Funds raised will support several important charities, including the Rio Ferdinand Foundation, Echo, Get Construction Talking, Lord’s Taverners, The Wickers Charity and WBC Cares UK, all of which carry out vital work supporting young people, mental health initiatives, grassroots sport and communities facing real challenges.
The evening was hosted by Chris Tarrant, who brought his trademark humour and warmth to the room. One of the most talked-about moments came during a live interview with Tyson Fury, led by Adam Smith, the voice of boxing. Open and engaging throughout, Tyson had the room fully captivated before unexpectedly leading guests in a rendition of American Pie, a moment that summed up the spirit of the night.
The live auction, run by Johnny Gould, generated incredible energy and generosity, with one standout moment seeing seven bespoke teddy bears sell for £12,000 each, drawing huge applause from the room.
As the night moved into celebration, the atmosphere was lifted even further with music from DJ Spoony, followed by sets from Colin Francis and DJ Tony R, keeping the dancefloor busy.
The evening reached its peak when Craig David took to the stage to perform his TS5 set live, delivering a high-energy performance packed with iconic tracks that had the entire room on its feet and provided the perfect ending to a memorable night.
Guests also included a number of familiar faces, such as Rio Ferdinand, John Ryder, Julius Francis, Jodie Morris, Yiannimize, Alfie Best and Steve Collins, adding to the excitement and sense of occasion.
Speaking after the event, Statom founders Tommy and Stan said:
"We met Tyson Fury and he was an absolute class act. So down to earth and genuine - ordinary and extraordinary all at once.”
