2026 Cornflower Ball - Grand Prize Draw
The 2026 Cornflower Ball online grand prize draw ticket sales are now OPEN!
Tickets are only £30 each, there is no limit to the number of tickets you can buy.
BUY YOUR TICKETS
** The winning ticket will be drawn on the night of the Cornflower Ball on Thursday 19 March 2026.
The prize
Michelin starred Dine & Stay at Pennyhill Park, Surrey. Visit Pennyhill Park in Surrey for a relaxing overnight stay for two in a cosy room with a seven-course Michelin starred tasting menu at Steve Smith at Latymer. And after a great night’s sleep, there’s a full English breakfast. While you are there you can also make full use of the Spa.
Awarded a Michelin star and 5 AA Rosettes, Latymer is the fine dining restaurant in Surrey. Eat your way through their famous Discovery tasting menu, skilfully crafted by Head Chef Steve Smith and his team. Expect up to seven delectable courses plus snacks on the menu, each one crafted to perfection with the very best sustainably sourced and seasonal ingredients. Your meal is served in a richly furnished, wood-panelled room in the oldest part of the house.
Just so you know, you’ll need three hours to properly enjoy dinner, and this experience is exclusively for adult diners.
Latymer Dine & Stay is available to book Wednesday to Friday and Sundays.
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Thank you to Quilter Cheviot for sponsoring the 2026 Cornflower Ball Grand Prize Draw.
Buy your Grand Prize Draw tickets and help us to raise vital funds for SIA.
– Just one ticket could help cover the cost of a urgent call to our support line from someone who needs help after a spinal cord injury.
– Three tickets could help fund a peer support session for families, giving them vital advice and support from someone with first-hand experience of spinal cord injury.
– Buying tickets for half of your guests (5 tickets), could help fund a consultation with a spinal cord injury clinical specialist, providing life-saving support and advocacy in an emergency.
– Tickets for your whole table (10 tickets), could help cover the cost of a training session delivered to healthcare professionals, helping them to understand the specialist needs of people with spinal cord injury thereby raising the standard of SCI care.