Gala raises more than 100,000 euros - HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene have attended the Provale Solidarité charity gala where more than 100,000 euros were raised to support rugby players facing difficulties. The event, held at the Four Seasons Hotel George V in Paris, gathered nearly 300 guests, including prominent figures from the rugby world. Princess Charlene, as the President of the Monaco Rugby Federation, granted her high patronage to the event, highlighting her deep commitment to rugby and its core values of solidarity and self-improvement. Provale, the French union of professional rugby players, organizes such events to defend the rights of players and provide support during times of doubt, injuries, and career transitions. The evening featured an auction of rugby jerseys, signed memorabilia, and unique artwork, with proceeds going to Provale’s mission.
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