Blenheim Palace has announced a partnership with Oxfordshire Youth to celebrate the charity's 80th anniversary by donating £1 from each ticket sold for its Christmas event, "Cinderella in the Palace." This collaboration aims to support Oxfordshire Youth, a leading charity dedicated to empowering young people in the county.
The partnership between Blenheim Palace and Oxfordshire Youth is deeply rooted in history, with Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, President of Oxfordshire Youth, continuing her family's legacy of support. Her father and grandfather, both Dukes of Marlborough, were instrumental in hosting fundraising events for the charity at the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Heather Carter, Managing Director of Visitor Attraction at Blenheim Palace, expressed enthusiasm for the initiative, stating, "Visitors can enjoy the experience even more knowing that they have played a small but vital part in supporting Oxfordshire Youth and their important mission."
In addition to the financial contribution, Blenheim Palace will provide marketing and PR support to raise awareness of Oxfordshire Youth's work. Jodie Lloyd-Jones, CEO of Oxfordshire Youth, highlighted the significance of the partnership, saying, "We are incredibly grateful to Blenheim Palace for their continued partnership and shared commitment to helping young people thrive."
The Christmas event, running from 13 November 2026 to 3 January 2027, will feature the theme "Cinderella Inside The Palace," alongside attractions like the Illuminated Trail and Christmas Market. Tickets are now on sale, with early booking recommended due to limited capacity and timed entry
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