A HASLINGDEN-based company raised £23,000 for Derian House Children's Hospice in Chorley.
Holchem, in Grane Road, held a charity ball at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel in Clayton-le-Moors, when friends, customers and suppliers attended.
Managing director Steve Bell, said: "Derian provides a comfortable and happy environment for terminally ill children from throughout the North West and they receive very little state support.
"They need to raise more than £1million this year and we are happy to make our contribution."
The money raised takes the total from four events to £57,225.
Funds were raised through the sale of tickets, competitions and an auction on the night, with lots including a Manchester United autographed shirt and the largest money-spinner, an autographed England shirt from the 5-1 win against Germany.
The hygiene systems supplier will be 20 years old next year and there are plans for a landmark charity event.
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