About the Day:

Hosted at Everett Rovers Football Club (Dodd Rd, Watford WD24 5FS), we are hosting an 8-hour, marathon football game in memory of Michael Donnelly and Jackie Parrott and in aid of Rennie Grove Peace Hospice. We are asking for a donation of at least £15 to register to play for the game. Details are below

Keep reading to see how to book your place for the football game!

11-a-side game, with rolling subs, where bragging rights are up for grabs between team Clare (Team Yellow) and team Tipperary (Team Blue), on 4G astro.

Kick-off: 10:30

Final Whistle - 18:30

Throughout the day, there will be plenty of activates to keep you entertained, while getting your breath back, or for those who want to come and watch.

Activities include:

- 10-yard golf bucket challenge

- Darts challenges

- Tombola

- Crossbar challenge

- Player’s raffle

- Online Auction

- Sweet Challenges

- Food and Drink

- Garden Toys and Games

Bring your family and friends down to watch, take part in the day’s activities and raise as much money as possible for a worthy cause.

How to confirm your attendance for the game:

1) Donate £15 or more

2) Leave a message confirming that you want to play in the charity game on 7th June 2025

3) Ensure you are sharing your e-mail when donating by clicking "I’m happy to share my contact details with Christopher Parrott for the purpose of thanking me" when checking out

4) We will confirm your timings and what you require to bring (Boots, shin pads etc) no later than the end of April 2025.

5) Save the date in your diary

Why are we raising money for Rennie Grove Peace Hospice:

Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care is a charity providing care and support for adults and children with a progressive life-limiting illness, in Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire.  Our patients are supported to live the best quality of life they can through the combination of outpatient, rehabilitation and supportive care services, Hospice at Home and inpatient care that is right for them. We are also here for the families of our patients, ensuring that everyone can receive the right support, helping make every moment together matter.

Michael Donnelly:

"Peace hospice Watford were second to none in caring for our dad in his final few days and weeks. Promptly attending for a home visit once referred, our needs were quickly identified, and a rapid plan put into place to implement them. Most importantly our dad was provided with the comfort and peace he wanted and needed, whilst the rest of the family experienced support and understanding throughout his care there which will never be forgotten" - Michael's son, David.

Jackie Parrott:

"The peace Hospice were very supportive, understanding and compassionate with both Mum, and the whole family, while caring for her in her final few weeks at home. The nurses who came and cared for mum were able to answer questions we all had and help us through the final days with her and ensure she was as comfortable as possible. With their support, mum was able to be in control of her final weeks and pass with dignity and her loving family by her side. Without the peace hospice, none of this would be possible" - Jackie's son, Christopher.