Where ticket money goes – Scott MND psychic charity night

You pay £16, spend an evening hearing messages from the spirit, and one lucky person goes home with a private reading. It’s a good night out, but it’s fair to wonder where the psychic charity night money goes afterwards.

The Brixham night on Thursday 22nd October 2026 raises funds for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) research and patient care. Below, we explain how the money is raised, what to expect if it’s your first time and how to check where the proceeds go at any charity event.

Funds raised at Scott Stonebridge’s events are intended to support MND research and patient care. Tickets cost £16, and the Brixham night runs from 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm at the Berry Head Hotel.

Where Does the Money From a Psychic Charity Night Go?

Money raised at Scott Stonebridge’s events is intended to support MND research and patient care, as stated on our Brixham Devon psychic charity night page. Your £16 ticket secures your place on the night, and the proceeds go to that cause.

Fundraising for MND tends to support two things:

• Research: studies that help us understand the disease and find better treatments.
• Patient care: practical and emotional support for people living with MND and the families who look after them.

If you’d like to know how the funds are passed on, you can ask our team through the website before you buy a ticket.

What Is a Psychic Charity Night? How Mediumship Events Work 

It’s a group evening where a medium shares messages with the audience and the money raised goes to a chosen cause. You don’t need to believe anything in particular or bring questions. Plenty of people come because a friend asked them along.

At the Brixham night, doors open at 6.45 pm, and the show runs from 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm. Scott shares messages and guidance with the room, and one winner of the Golden Ticket draw gets a private reading with him.

What to Expect at Your First Mediumship Demonstration: A Beginner’s Guide 

If you’ve never been to something like this, a few details help you feel at ease:

• Arrive on time: Doors open at 6.45 pm, so you'll have plenty of time to find a seat before the 7.30 pm start.
• Listen first: A message might include a name, a memory or a small detail that means something only to you.
• Be honest: If something fits, say so; if it doesn’t, say that too.
• Don’t count on a message: In a group, not everyone gets one, and some messages land with several people at once.
• Expect some emotion: People laugh, cry or just listen, so bring tissues, and a friend if you think you’ll want one.

Put your phone on silent, and give yourself a few minutes after the show ends at 9.00 pm. Lots of people like to talk it over before heading home.

Why Does MND Need Fundraising?

Motor Neurone Disease damages the nerves that control movement. Over time, it makes walking, speaking, swallowing and breathing harder, and there’s currently no cure. Both research and care depend on public fundraising, so a local evening like this adds to the total.

About Scott Stonebridge: Best Psychic Medium UK & MND Fundraiser 

Scott Stonebridge is a professional psychic medium with more than 15 years of experience. He trained at the Arthur Findlay College and has appeared on Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway. His website also says he’s an officially registered fundraiser for the MND Association, so this MND charity event is part of his regular work, not a one-off.

That tells you the cause matters to him, but you can still run your own checks, which we cover next.

How Can You Check Where Charity Event Proceeds Go?

“Money raised for charity” can mean different things depending on the event. Ticket proceeds are what’s taken in from ticket sales. Profit is what’s left after costs like venue hire. A donation is money given straight to a cause with nothing deducted. All three are legitimate, so it’s fair to ask which one applies to any event you’re thinking of attending.

Before you buy a ticket, look for these:

• A clear statement of which cause the event supports
• The name of the charity so that you can look it up on an official register such as the Charity Commission for England and Wales
• Honest wording about whether costs are covered before the money is passed on
• No pressure to pay extra or buy add-ons
• Reviews and a public track record you can check yourself

Our guide on how to spot a genuine psychic covers more signs to look for.

Scott Stonebridge 2026 Devon & Cornwall Psychic Tour Dates & Tickets 

Looking for psychic nights in Devon in 2026? Brixham is next, followed by Holsworthy and Exeter. Here are Scott’s next four psychic charity nights:

Porthtowan is the only Cornwall date, so note it if you’re searching for psychic events in Cornwall in 2026. For Exeter psychic show dates, the night is Friday 11th December at The Kenn Centre.

Tickets are limited, and each event page has the latest booking details. If you can’t make a date, you can still give through our donation page, or pass the details on to someone who’d like to go.

Final Thoughts

Most of us have bought a ticket to a charity event without ever finding out where the money went. Asking is the right instinct, and it’s a good habit to keep. At Scott’s events, ticket income supports MND research and patient care, and you get an evening of mediumship in return. 

If you’d like to be there in Brixham, check the booking details first because tickets are limited, and bring a friend if you can. If you have questions about how the funds are passed on, our team is happy to talk it through before you book, so just get in touch through our website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Where does the money from a psychic charity night go?

Ans: Funds raised at Scott Stonebridge’s charity nights are intended to support Motor Neurone Disease research and patient care, and our team can answer questions.

Q2. How much does a psychic charity night ticket cost?

Ans: Admission to the Brixham night on 22nd October 2026 is £16 per person, which covers your place at the evening.

Q3. Do I need to book tickets in advance or buy at the door?

Ans: Tickets are limited, and booking details are held at the door. Please check the latest details or ask our team before you travel.

Q4. Is there an age limit or dress code for the psychic night?

Ans: No age limit or dress code is listed for the night. Please ask our team before you book, especially if bringing a younger guest.

Q5. What happens at a psychic charity night?

Ans: A medium shares messages with the audience, and one Golden Ticket winner gets a private reading. The show runs from 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm.

Q6. Will everyone get a message at a psychic night?

Ans: No. At a group event, not every guest receives a personal message, so it helps to arrive with an open mind and enjoy the evening.