Children, young people, and families can face many challenges, including poverty, abuse, neglect, and mental health struggles. Access to the right support services can help them overcome obstacles and build brighter futures.
Action for Children works across the UK to provide vital services that help children, young people, and families thrive. Through practical support, education, and community programs, the charity helps improve lives and create lasting positive change. To continue this important work, the organization is hosting one of its most popular annual fundraising events.
The Never Mind the Business 2026 event will return to the Hilton Glasgow for its 22nd year. This award-winning music quiz brings together more than 760 guests for a relaxed evening featuring a drinks reception, a fast-paced multimedia quiz, dinner, auctions, a raffle, and live entertainment from a surprise band. Funds raised during the evening will help Action for Children continue delivering life-changing services for vulnerable children and families across the UK. Every ticket and donation helps ensure more young people receive the support they need to succeed.
Get your tickets here to enjoy a fun-filled evening while helping children and families build brighter futures.
Never Mind the Business 2026
Action for Children’s award-winning music quiz, Never Mind the Business 2026 will return to the Hilton Glasgow for it’s 22nd year.Never Mind the Business is a unique, award winning fundraising event that attracts over 760 guests each year.
The event, which is strictly jeans and t-shirt, starts with a drinks reception where guests get into the competitive spirit by mixing with other teams. This is followed by our multi-media, fast paced quiz, dinner, auctions, raffle and, of course, entertainment by our surprise band.
Never Mind the Business is not only a great way for entertaining staff and engaging with clients; all proceeds raised on the night will go towards helping Action for Children continue delivering ground breaking services across the UK.