Some partnerships become part of an event’s story. For Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous, few are as close to the heart as our friendship with Phuket Has Been Good To Us.
As its name suggests, the foundation exists to give back to the island that has given so much. Its work is focused and deeply personal: helping underprivileged children across Phuket go to school, and opening the door to a future they might otherwise never have reached.
Over the years, KRSR guests have embraced that mission with real generosity. Together with causes such as Phuket Youth Sailing Club, the Rendezvous has raised more than USD 30,000 for charity since its first edition in 2016. Many will remember the laughter around the pool as special guests walked the plank, every splash adding to the total.
This year, as KRSR celebrates its eleventh edition, we are turning that energy towards something even more lasting. Fund a Future invites guests at the KRSR Brunch on Friday 18 December to help give a Phuket child a full year of schooling. A contribution from THB 10,000 is enough to fund one child for an entire year, and everyone who takes part will be entered for the chance to win special prizes on the day.
“KRSR has always been a celebration of the Andaman Sea and the people who make this island what it is. Phuket Has Been Good To Us shares that spirit completely. Fund a Future gives our guests the chance to leave something behind that lasts far longer than one beautiful afternoon.”
“The KRSR community has stood beside us year after year, and every contribution has changed a young life. A year in school means stability, confidence and choice. We are so grateful to Kata Rocks and to every guest who chooses to fund a future this December.”
Fund a Future sits at the heart of an afternoon designed to be one of the finest brunches Phuket has seen: exceptional cuisine and premium free-flow at The Clubhouse, the debut of From Tender to Terrace, an exclusive Kata Rocks collection by PRAO Bangkok, and live entertainment as the yachts drop anchor offshore.
Join us on Friday 18 December, from 12:00 to 17:00, and become part of a story that reaches well beyond the day.
