Upcoming and past Events

Thomas’s mama is doing the wing walk.
We will try again. The original date of the Wing Walk was September 27th. Unfortunately, the weather prevented the Wing Walk from happening. The new date has now been set as the 31st of October.
Message from Thomas´s mama:
On October 31st 2024 (weather permitting) I will be doing a wing walk to raise funds for the Thomas Dennett Memorial Trust which is a charity set up in my grandson’s name to ‘help others at times when they need it most’ .
We lost Thomas suddenly on 21st December 2022. This is my small, humble tribute to a wonderfully fine, kind young man who was so very special and is loved and missed by many of us every day.
I can picture his wry smile and bemused expression were he to know that Mama is to be strapped on to the wing of a biplane!
‘There are some who bring light into the world so great that even after they have gone their light remains’.
Thank you for your support.

The Scooby Doo Dash
On 27th April James Acey will be running the Manchester Marathon dressed as Scoobie Doo.
James was a friend and football teammate to both Thomas and Jack, he will be running the marathon to raise funds for their respective memorial funds.
"On April the 27th I will run the Manchester Marathon in a Scooby Doo outfit inspired by Tom’s brilliant Scooby Doo impression that he used to do. I was a friend and football teammate to both Tom and Jack Stabler who we sadly lost too soon. Two very kind, enthusiastic and dedicated young men as well as being extremely talented footballers. I want to honor their legacy of hard work and resilience by taking on this challenge. Thank you for your support!"
The Jack Stabler Memorial Charity is dedicated to honouring the life and legacy of 17-year-old Jack Stabler, a young man who embodied a love for sports and an unwavering commitment to helping others. Jack's passion for sports was surpassed only by his love for his family and friends, and he was known for his infectious smile, positive attitude, and willingness to help others.
Our mission is to provide local amateur sporting organisations with the resources and experiences necessary to pursue their passions in sports, while instilling in them the values of teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship that Jack embodied throughout his life. Through our work, we hope to inspire a new generation of athletes who share Jack's love for sports and his dedication to helping others.
As a team player, Jack was a true leader, always inspiring his teammates with his enthusiasm and dedication. He understood that success was not just about individual achievement but also about working together towards a common goal. He always put the team first and went above and beyond to support his teammates both on and off the field.
Off the field, Jack was known for his kindness and generosity. He had a heart for helping others, and he was always looking for ways to make a positive impact in his community. Jack's compassion and selflessness were evident in everything he did, and he left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him.
Through our work, we strive to create opportunities for the local community to pursue their dreams in sports, just as Jack did. Our ultimate goal is to continue Jack's legacy of love for sports and people, inspiring others to strive for excellence in sports and in life, while also giving back to their communities.


Coast to coast
Summary video of the coast to coast event.
Sunday the 23rd July, William Dennett, Christopher Blampey and Richard Dennett sett off to walk 190 miles from St Bees Head to Robins Hood Bay in 7 days, following the route devised by Alfred Wainwright. Many other family members and friends joined for sections of the walk. After 7 challenging days, the walkers impressively completed the challenge.
The event has raised over 6000 pounds so far, the just giving page is still open.
Itinerary
Thank you to everyone who helped supported the event in any way! We will be announcing more events soon.
To donate please click below, the just giving page is still active until further notice.

24 HOUR ENDURANCE RUN
On the 15th and 16th July 2023, Danny Dye and Robbie Dye took part in a gruelling 24 hour endurance relay run, in support of the Thomas Dennett Memorial Trust.
The event saw the 2 of them, latterly 3 when joined by Harvey Guest on the morning of the 16th, take turns to run a 2 mile loop around the grounds of Normandby Hall Country Park. Between them they completed a distance of 65 miles.
To donate please click below.

Cycling from the LNER Stadium to the MKM Stadium
On 25th June, Thomas's Great Uncle Stephen and his Step Dad Paul cycled from the ground of Stephen's favourite football team, Lincoln City to the MKM Stadium, the ground of one of Thomas's favourite clubs, Hull City.
They raised £2850, it was a great event.

3 peaks challenge
On the 31st May 2023 a group of 7 of Thomas's friends took on the challenge of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks.
These 7 brave young men were:
Sam Loughton
Nathan Thompson
Miles Felix
Harry Milner
Joel Green
Oscar McMillan
Alex Markham
All participants completed the walk well inside of the 12 hour mark.
The participants were all awarded a special award for doing the 3 peaks challenge. We all congratulate Sam Loughton, Nathan Thompson, Miles Felix, Harry Milner, Joel Green, Oscar McMillan, Alex Markham and Richard Dennett for this award and appreciate their efforts to promote the trust and raise money for the great cause. You can see the pictures from the seremony below.

North Ferriby and South Cave Memorial Football Match
NORTH FERRIBY AND SOUTH CAVE MEMORIAL FOOTBALL MATCH
North Ferriby FC and South Cave FC played a football match in order to raise money for The Thomas Dennett Memorial Trust. The match was played on the 14th of May 2023.