Written by Oroyo Eubanks 12th March 2025

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On 6th February 2025, the Saatchi Gallery in London hosted Chain of Hope's "Share Your Heart" exhibition and auction, raising over £130,000 to support life-saving cardiac care for children in need. The event attracted over 200 guests, including Chain of Hope's Founder and President, Professor Sir Magdi Yacoub, and Honorary Vice-President, Mrs Sherine Sawiris. Notable attendees also included Dame Zandra Rhodes, Daniel Lismore, Pandemonia, Rex and Edna Volcan, Philip Colbert, Fatma Said, and Ainsley Harriott.

The "Share Your Heart" campaign showcased an extraordinary collection of heart-themed artworks contributed by renowned artists and celebrities. Notable contributors included:

  • Antony Gormley, Youssef Nabil, Simon Cowell and his son Eric, Sharon Stone, Kate Moss, Sienna Miller, Idris Elba, Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen, Paloma Faith and Stephen Fry.

Guests enjoyed an elegant evening immersed in creativity, with stunning artworks adorning the gallery walls. The live and online auctions generated enthusiastic bidding, with attendees eager to acquire unique pieces while supporting a vital cause.

Mrs Maria Sukkar, Chair of the Share Your Heart Committee, expressed heartfelt gratitude to all contributors, emphasising the significant impact of their generosity on the lives of children suffering from heart disease. The funds raised from this event will directly support cardiac missions, equipment provision, and training for medical professionals in developing countries.

Chain of Hope extends sincere thanks to all artists, supporters, and guests who made the "Share Your Heart" exhibition a resounding success. This inspiring evening not only showcased artistic brilliance but also demonstrated the power of compassion and generosity in transforming young lives worldwide.

Click the arrow on the slidewshow below to view images from the exhibiition at the Saatchi Gallery.

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