19.11.2025 | Charity

MCP and Fargo announced as joint headline sponsors FPUA & BIFA Christmas Charity Ball

Joint headline sponsorship underscores a shared commitment to the region’s logistics community and local causes. 

FPUA (Felixstowe Port Users’ Association) and BIFA (British International Freight Association) have announced Fargo and MCP as the joint headline sponsors of this year’s sold-out Christmas Charity Ball, which will be held on Friday, 5th December at The Hangar, Milsoms Kesgrave Hall.

A firm favourite on the regional logistics calendar, the annual gathering brings together professionals from the freight, port, and supply chain sectors for an evening of celebration, networking, and fundraising. This year’s ball will once again raise vital funds for two important local charities – Brave Futures, which supports children and young people affected by sexual abuse, and EACH (East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices), ensuring the best possible quality of life and making every moment count for children and families across the region.

As joint headline sponsors, Fargo and MCP showcase their dedication to building meaningful partnerships across the logistics sector while also supporting the event’s broader charitable fundraising initiatives.

Steve Collins, Managing Director at Fargo, said: “We’re pleased to support this year’s Christmas Charity Ball, especially alongside MCP, who share our commitment to strengthening connections within the regional logistics community. It’s a great chance for our industry to come together and make a positive impact for two charities that provide exceptional support for families across our region.”

Steve Lamb, General Manager at MCP, stated: “We’re proud to partner with Fargo as joint headline sponsors. The event not only celebrates the strength and spirit of our industry but also helps raise much-needed funds for two organisations delivering vital support to vulnerable children, young people and families throughout East Anglia.”

Although the ball is now fully booked, fundraising efforts continue. Companies across the ports and logistics community have already pledged generous raffle prizes. Businesses, whether attending the event or not, are warmly encouraged to donate raffle prizes in support of the charities. To arrange a donation or collection, please contact info@fpua.co.uk.

Jason Flower, Chair of the FPUA, added: “The support for this year’s Christmas Charity Ball has been fantastic, and we’re immensely grateful to Fargo and MCP for stepping up as our joint headline sponsors.

“Their support, together with the generosity of all those donating raffle prizes and funds, enables us to make a real difference to Brave Futures and EACH at a time when their services are needed more than ever.”

With a full house, strong support from the business community, and a clear focus on giving back, the 2025 FPUA & BIFA Christmas Charity Ball is poised to be a highlight in the regional logistics calendar.

If you prefer to make a cash donation, it would also be gratefully received:
Felixstowe Port Users Association Ltd, Sort code: 20-98-07, Account number: 30958344.