Presenter Claudia Winkleman has attended many Wellbeing of Women events (pictured here at the 2009 Inspirational Women of the Year Awards) and works alongside her mother Eve Pollard (who is Vice-Chair of the charity) to support us.

Henry Kelly is a staunch supporter of the charity doing everything for us from compereing events, auctioneer for charity auctions (pictured at our Alternative Valentine's Dinner), reading at our carol service and attending events over many years.

Jo has supported the charity for a number of years and is pictured here providing the entertainment for our Alternative Valentine's Dinner.

Newsreader and presenter Natasha Kaplinksy hosted the 2009 Inspirataional Women of the Year Awards and has attended a number of other events including the Women's Annual Lunch Debate (pictured).

Newsreader and presenter Kirsty Young is an active supporter of the charity, she  hosted the 2008 and 2007 Inspirational Women of the Year Awards (pictured), gave a reading at our 2008 Celebration of Christmas and has attended many other events for the charity. 

Newsreader and presenter, Fiona Bruce is a member of our Patron's Advisory Group and a very active supporter of the charity; hosting the Women's Annual Lunch Debate, opening and attending the WoW Show, fronting our Health Woman Campaign in 2008 (as shown in the picture) and providing us with numerous media and press opportunities.

Actress and presenter Janet Ellis is a very active supporter of the charity and has helped us in many ways: giving talks, attending events (pictured here at the 2009 Inspirational Women of the Year Awards), supporting Purple WoW Days, promoting us in the media.

Piers Morgan is a member of our Patron's Advisory Group and is pictured here at Sir Victor Blank's cricket match in 2007

Presenter Gloria Hunniford pictured at the Women's Annual Lunch Debate in 2008

Best selling author Penny Vincenzi has supported the charity for many years, speaking at events and selling copies of her books to benefit Wellbeing of Women.

Rory Bremner has been a long term supporter of the charity and has provided the after dinner entertainment for a number of Wellbeing of Women events.

Newsreader Kate Silverton has recently come on board as a supporter of the charity and hosted the Annual Women's Lunch Debate in 2010 (pictured here).

Presenter Carol Vordeman has supported the charity in many different ways, including being the cover girl for our 2008 edition of Wellbeing Magazine.  She is pictured here at the Sporting Dinner held in aid of the Lord Mayor's Appeal 2008 - of which Wellbeing of Women was the main beneficiary.

Sir Michael Parkinson has supported the charity for many years and is pictured here at Sir Victor Blank's cricket day in 2009

Sir David Frost has supported the charity for many years and is pictured here at Sir Victor Blank's annual cricket day in 2009. 

Amanda is pictured here from the photo-shoot for the Heels That Heal edition of Fabulous magazine.  Heels That Heal aims to raise at least half a million pounds for the charity.

Jools is pictured here from the first Fabulous magazine edited by our Patron, Sarah Brown. 

Actress, comedienne and impressionist Ronni Ancona is pictured here at the Inspirational Women of the Year Awards in 2009, where she provided the after dinner entertainment.

Singing coach and talent judge Carrie Grant is pictured here at the Inspirational Women of the Year Awards in 2009, Carrie was also our cover girl for the 2009 edition of Wellbeing Magazine.

Celebrity psychic Michelle Knight is pictured here at the Inspirational Women of the Year Awards 2009

Pop star and Strictly Come Dancing finalist Rachel Stevens is pictured here at the Inspirataional Women of the Year Awards 2009.

Esther has had a long involvement with the charity and is pictured here at the Inspirational Women of the Year Awards 2009.

One Show presenter Christine Bleakley is pictured here at the Inspirational Women of the Year Awards 2009, where she presented one of the awards.

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