In collaboration with Under Armour, Frieze 91 Committe Member Maro Itoje is pleased to offer Rugby World Cup 2023 ticket packages with all proceeds benefitting The Pearl Fund.
The package includes to following, and has an estimated value of €3,200:
- Pair of VIP Salon des Aiglons hospitality tickets for England vs Japan in Nice, at Stade de Nice
- Cocktail dinner included in the Salon des Aiglons lounge
- Dedicated entrance
- Seats in the stands near the lounge
- Gold category ticket
- Cocktail Dinner : the very finest in gastronomy in 3 steps : pre-match, half-time and post-match, featuring French gastronomy and the two nations facing off
- Champagne, selected wines, spirits and soft drinks
- Interactions with a Rugby Expert, before and after the match in the lounge
- Meet and greet with Maro post-match and photo/autograph signing pending Maro’s post-game team obligations
- One night in a deluxe room in the luxury Anantara Hotel in Nice
- Click this link for a 3D view of the lounge RWC23 - Nice
To place a best and final bid, contact us on frieze91@frieze.com
About The Pearl Fund
British-Nigerian rugby star Maro Itoje is proud to launch THE PEARL FUND: The Maro Itoje African Education Programme. The fund aims to generate a multi-million-pound investment in the education of children in Nigeria, offering long-term support to help break the cycle of poverty. Donations will be given with Stewardship here A third of Nigeria’s population (70 million) live in extreme poverty, with 20 million children out of school – of which 60% are girls. The fund will be for a new cohort of 40 children from one of Lagos’ most deprived areas to start school annually. Their entire education will be financed ‘from cradle to college’, at schools that provide the same quality education as provided by the UK state. There is a particular focus on ensuring orphans and fatherless children complete both primary and secondary school education irrespective of their parental losses.
For those who complete secondary school education and wish to enter economic life through entrepreneurship, The Pearl Fund will look to support them pending approval of their business plan. An additional programme in Nigeria will focus on the town of Eku where Maro’s parents are from, to support those who have successfully completed primary and secondary education but can’t afford university or vocational training. The Fund will also provide additional sectoral programmes embedded around the children, such as economic support for their family, improved nutrition, and access to clean water.