Welcome to ‘CharityExhibitions’

Would you like the chance to meet, watch, and most important of all, play against one of the biggest stars of one of the nation‘s most popular sport?

With ‘CharityExhibitions‘, you can!

‘CharityExhibitions‘ is a unique company based on a unique concept. We look to reward people who help charities by bringing the stars to everyday venues, and giving these people an unforgettable experience as an expression of our gratitude for their efforts.

We are associated with the biggest names from Snooker, Pool and Darts, both past and present. We arrange exhibitions, and other similar events, with these stars at venues chosen by our clients.

Every star we deal with has a varied level of availablility, due to their varying professional commitments. There will also be different levels of demand for each one. Therefore, for each star we have assigned a fundraising target. We then advise and help our clients to raise their agreed target target in the most efficient and practical way.

We believe in simplicity. Therefore, we operate an easy four-step plan;

Our clients’ peace of mind is very important to us. There is no time pressure, as no date will be set for an exhibition until an agreed percentage of the fundraising target has been reached. This event will be paid for by low-level sponsorship, and we understand that the very nature of this method of fundraising means that it can be hard to predict an exact date when the target will be met.

Our primary aim is to see charities benefit, but at the same time we would like to see those who help charities rewarded too. This is a revolutionary way to fundraise which shows tangible benefits for landlords, businesses, individual fundraisers, and most of all, the charities themselves.

To find out more, please select the Corporate, League, or Individual, options below.

Charity Exhibitions was the vision of Carl Morris, a former World Pool Champion, who lost his hearing at the age of three through meningitis.

"Through the invaluable help I received by various charities for the deaf, I was able to overcome the many barriers placed before me as a result of my deafness.

I feel that I have overcome those barriers to such an extent that I am able to use my skill, my position and my experience to give something back to the charities that helped me and give those not as fortunate as myself the same opportunities that I had."