Liverpool Homeless FC
20 Years ofBringing It Home
Join us at the Palm House in Sefton Park on October 8th 2026 as we celebrate 20 years of LHFC creating positive change through football. We will proudly be joined by our patron, Liverpool's own, John Bishop.
Headlining live
John Bishop
The Night
What is the
Black Tie Bash?
One night, one room, one city. A black tie celebration of twenty years of Liverpool Homeless Football Club, held under the glass of the Palm House in Sefton Park. Three courses, a glass of fizz or non-alcoholic option on arrival, and an exclusive in-conversation set from our patron John Bishop — one of Britain's best-loved comedians and a proper Scouser. Expect the warmth, width and storytelling that made him a Merseyside hero, in an intimate room of guests all celebrating and fundraising for the club.
Why We're Here
Twenty Years of Hope
LHFC uses the power of football to give people a team, a routine and a reason to believe. For twenty years the club has stood alongside people facing homelessness and social exclusion in our city — not with a hand-out, but with a shirt, a squad and a standing invitation to turn up next week.
Take Your Seat
Partner Packages
Attendance is available through one of four Partner packages, each including a table of ten. Reserve online. No payment is taken today. An invoice will be issued following your reservation. Gold and Headline partnerships are arranged directly with the event team.
The Evening
What the Night Holds
Inspiration
Real stories from the players and volunteers who have rebuilt their lives through the beautiful game.
Comedy
Scouse legend John Bishop joined by guests to be announced for a night of laughter just feet from your table.
Fundraising
A live auction, raffle and pledge moment supporting the club's work with people facing social exclusion in our city, helping them with what might be their very first chance.
Good to Know
Questions, Answered
What is the dress code?
Black tie. Dinner jackets, gowns and your very best. If black tie isn't your thing, smart formal is absolutely welcome.
Is there parking?
There is no dedicated car park at Palm House, Sefton Park. Pay-and-display parking is available on the surrounding roads, and taxis and pre-booked cars can drop off and collect at the Palm House gates.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes. Step-free and wheelchair access are available throughout, with accessible facilities on site. Please record any accessibility requirements with your guest details so we can prepare.
Can dietary requirements be accommodated?
Yes. Every guest can record dietary requirements and free-text allergy notes with their guest details, up to 11:59pm on Thursday 1 October 2026 when bookings become read-only.
Be There When the Whistle Blows
Thursday 8 October 2026 · Palm House, Sefton Park · Black tie. Places are strictly limited.
Reserve online. No payment is taken today. An invoice will be issued following your reservation.