The Cattle Baron’s ball
Dallas' big autumn charity event
Every the glitz and glamour of Dallas converged at the legendary Cattle Baron’s Ball, one of the largest single-night fundraisers for cancer research in the world. Known for its blend of Texas charm and philanthropy, this annual event brings together a community dedicated to making a difference in the fight against cancer.
Clements and Church have the privilege of contributing to the ball’s live auction, supporting the incredible work of the American Cancer Society. We are proud to align with the mission of the Cattle Baron’s Ball, which continually pushes the boundaries of cancer research and innovation.
Our donation for the auction—a bespoke wardrobe of custom C+C to wear to a weekend in the Cotswolds, alongside tickets to Salon Prive and Private After Party. A small way to say we stand with those working tirelessly to end this devastating disease. At Clements and Church, we believe in the power of craftsmanship, both in tailoring and in creating a world where every person affected by cancer has hope for a brighter future. This year we raised an incredible $40,000 and the night was nothing short of magical, with dazzling entertainment, a sea of cowboy hats, and the infectious energy of a community united for a common cause.
Beyond the live music and Texas-inspired cuisine, the silent auction underscored the evening’s purpose: funding cutting-edge research and supporting those impacted by cancer.
For us, being part of such a transformative event is both an honour and a reminder of the importance of giving back. We look forward to seeing how this year’s contributions pave the way for groundbreaking advancements in cancer care.
Here’s to a night of impact, style, and hope—a combination we’re always proud to support.
"It's always a pleasure to be involved with charities and it was a real pleasure to attend the Cattle Baron's ball. Their team are working towards a fantastic cause so we jumped at the chance to put an auction prize into the auction."
Anna
Chief Creative Officer
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