Matriks were delighted to host the opening reception for the Mercy Ships Africa Ball which celebrated the charity's 40th year of life changing work in some of the world's poorest countries.
The glittering event, held at 8 Northumberland Avenue, raised more than £140,000 from the charity's ongoing medical programs in Africa.
Guests were treated to champagne in the blue and gold decorated billiard room and performance by local gospel choir.
Mercy ships founder Don Stephen gave a presentation alongside videos showing the charity's work transforming lives over the past 40 years.
Matt Kendall, CEO of Matriks, said he was "honoured that Matriks where a leading sponsor of this wonderful event."
"We have been working alongside mercy ships as they update and streamline their online presence and internal processes and to host the opening feature of this event has cemented a positive and strong working relationship.
"We at Matriks support the work done by mercy ships, helping to eradicate diseases of poverty by providing free operations and medical care, training to local health workers and renovations of hospitals and clinics.
"The projects we have been working on will help the charity's fundraisers and awareness campaign."
Lea Milligan, Executive Director of Mercy Ships, said "The money raised at this event will transform countless lives and help bring sustainable change.
"I would like to extend my thanks to Matriks their part in making the Mercy Ships Ball 2018 such a success."