London — A Warwickshire-based charity, New Futures Nepal, is set to host a special art auction and dinner to raise vital funds for disadvantaged children and young adults in Nepal. The event will take place on Saturday, 14 June, in the picturesque grounds of Guys Cliffe House, near Warwick.

Founded 20 years ago by Andrew Small after a life-changing trek through Nepal, the charity works to help orphaned and disabled young people in the Himalayan region find homes and employment. “Nepal changed my life forever,” said Mr Small. “With support, many of our youngsters go on to thrive and give back to their communities.”

The auction features dozens of artworks generously donated by Midlands-based artists. Among the contributors is French artist Alan Reullier, known for transforming historical engineering drawings from the British Motor Museum archives into striking contemporary pieces.

“I’m delighted to help New Futures Nepal,” said Reullier. “Every child deserves education and care, no matter where they are.”

All proceeds from the evening will support the charity’s ongoing work in Nepal. The art auction will conclude during the fundraising dinner, offering guests a chance to bid on unique pieces for a meaningful cause.