The Event
One Night. Twenty Years.
Thursday 8 October 2026 · Palm House, Sefton Park · Black Tie
The Run of Play
How the Night Unfolds
The full running order will be announced closer to the night.
5:30 PM
Gold Partner Reception
Doors open for Gold and Headline partners, with a pre-dinner reception ahead of the evening.
6:30 PM
Silver & Bronze Doors
Doors open for Silver and Bronze guests, with a glass of fizz or non-alcoholic option on arrival.
7:15 PM — Midnight
Dinner, Comedy & Carriages
Three courses, live comedy, inspirational stories and the fundraising auction — until the final whistle at midnight.
The Venue
Palm House, Sefton Park
A spectacular glass-framed Victorian palm house in the heart of Sefton Park — one of Liverpool's most beautiful settings for a landmark night.
On the Night
- Doors
- Gold 5:30 PM · Silver & Bronze 6:30 PM
- Dress code
- Black Tie
- Carriages
- Midnight
By Car
On-street parking is available around Sefton Park. Sat nav postcode L17 1AP — please allow extra time to find a space.
By Rail
Lime Street and Moorfields are a short taxi or bus ride away, with services running late into the evening.
Staying Over
Hotels across the city centre and south Liverpool. Book early — October weekends fill quickly.
Accessibility
Step-free access into the Palm House, accessible WCs and reserved seating. Tell us your requirements with your guest details.
The Cause
More Than Just Football
Liverpool Homeless Football Club is a registered charity that has been working across the regional and national homeless sector since 2007.
We use the power of sport — particularly football — to engage, support and empower men and women across Merseyside who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, creating opportunities for connection, confidence and change.
Free, year-round sessions give players a safe and inclusive place to improve their physical and mental wellbeing, alongside a clear pathway into health and wellbeing support, training and employment, and volunteering in the community.
Our Story
20 Years of Bringing It Home
From a borrowed pitch to two decades of hope — the milestones that shaped the club.
2006
First Kick-Off
A handful of players, one borrowed pitch and a set of donated shirts. The club plays its first session in Liverpool.
2010
On the National Stage
LHFC players represent the city at national homeless football tournaments for the first time.
2014
Beyond the Pitch
Employability, coaching qualifications and wellbeing support are added alongside the weekly sessions.
2018
A Club, Not a Project
Former players return as coaches and volunteers, and the club formalises its pathway from player to leader.
2022
Rebuilding After the Pause
Sessions return in force after the pandemic, with record numbers of new players referred from across Merseyside.
2026
Twenty Years
A black tie celebration of two decades, and the launch of the club's next chapter.
Be There on 8 October
Bronze Partner and Silver Partner packages are on sale now — the only way to guarantee your place at the dinner.