The young people
Many of the boxers have been supported by North Kensington’s boxing clubs in the years following the Grenfell tragedy, developing confidence, discipline, friendships and a renewed sense of purpose.


A night of Olympic style boxing to support and
raise funds for North Kensington youth sport
and firefighter welfare.

The Event
A Night of Solidarity is a unique charity boxing event bringing together local boxers, firefighters, young people and communities to raise funds for vital youth and community causes.
The night celebrates the power of boxing to unite people, build resilience and create meaningful opportunities for both young people and adults. Rooted in North Kensington and driven by community spirit, it brings together athletes, firefighters, coaches and residents for an unforgettable evening of sport, remembrance and support.
The main event features 24 boxers across 12 bouts, as a North Kensington Select team takes on a London Fire Brigade team. The night is sanctioned by England Boxing: licensed competitors, qualified officials and coaches, and fully regulated amateur boxing.
The Cause
Many of the young people involved have been supported by North Kensington’s boxing clubs in the years following the Grenfell tragedy. Through boxing, they have developed confidence, discipline, friendships and a renewed sense of purpose.
Many of the boxers have been supported by North Kensington’s boxing clubs in the years following the Grenfell tragedy, developing confidence, discipline, friendships and a renewed sense of purpose.
The event recognises and celebrates the coaches, clubs, firefighters and community organisations that continue to stand alongside them and make a lasting difference.
Inspired by the wider work of London Fire Brigade, ArmzHouse and local community boxing initiatives, the night is a powerful demonstration of what communities can achieve together.
Together, we remember.In aid of North Kensington youth charities and boxing clubs, Grenfell community charities and CICs, and The Fire Fighters Charity
Together, we support.
Together, we move forward.
The Road
A journey built to give the boxers and their community a once-in-a-lifetime experience: from North Kensington Fire Station to Parliament, on to the home of GB Boxing in Sheffield, and finally to the ring at Kensington Town Hall.
North Kensington Fire Station
The journey begins as the two teams train side by side at North Kensington Fire Station, bringing boxers, firefighters and coaches together in the heart of the community.
Parliament · London
A community boxing showcase in Parliament attended by Government Ministers, MPs and leading figures from the world of boxing. It is the first time in history a full-size boxing ring has seen action in the Palace of Westminster.
National Olympic Boxing Centre · Sheffield
The boxers visit the home of Great Britain’s Olympic boxing programme to train with the GB Boxing squad and meet the men and women hoping to represent Team GB at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028.
Kensington Town Hall · London
The main event: 24 boxers and 12 bouts as a North Kensington Select team takes on a London Fire Brigade team, raising funds for vital youth and community causes.
Support the night
Every contribution supports North Kensington youth charities and boxing clubs, Grenfell community charities and The Fire Fighters Charity. Give directly on JustGiving, or get in touch to sponsor the night.
Every donation supports North Kensington youth charities and boxing clubs, Grenfell community charities and CICs, and The Fire Fighters Charity.
Donate →Local businesses and corporate companies are warmly welcomed. Request the sponsorship pack for details.
Request the pack →Residents, families, community groups and boxing supporters: join us at Kensington Town Hall for an unforgettable night.
Enquire →Questions
The night in practical terms: when the doors open, what a ticket costs, who is boxing and where the money goes.
Friday 13 November 2026 at Kensington Town Hall, Hornton Street, London W8 7NX. Doors open at 6:00pm and the night runs until 11:00pm.
There are two tiers. A Main Hall Seated ticket is £30 and includes a seated place in the main hall. A Balcony ticket is £100 and includes food. Both are booked through the official box office at buytickets.at/anightofsolidarity.
A North Kensington Select team, drawn from the boxing clubs of the local community, takes on a team from London Fire Brigade Boxing Club. The card is 24 boxers across 12 bouts.
Yes. The night is sanctioned by England Boxing, so every competitor is licensed, the officials and coaches are qualified, and every bout is fully regulated Olympic style amateur boxing.
North Kensington youth charities and boxing clubs, Grenfell community charities and CICs, and The Fire Fighters Charity. The named beneficiaries are Mo1 Youth Charity, ArmzHouse, Fit For Life Youth, Our Power Hub, All for One Community Hub CIC, The Fire Fighters Charity, Unified Against Violence, Kids On the Green and The Dalgarno Trust.
Yes. Local businesses and corporate sponsors are warmly welcomed, and a sponsorship pack is available on request. Email info@anightofsolidarity.co.uk, or give directly through the event JustGiving page.
A Night of Solidarity is hosted by London Fire Brigade Boxing Club alongside North Kensington boxing clubs and community organisations. It is sponsored by iVB Media, GERDA Security Products and London Fire Brigade, and supported by GB Boxing, ArmzHouse, London Boxing and England Boxing.
Still have a question? info@anightofsolidarity.co.uk
Partners
A Night of Solidarity is supported by boxing organisations and community groups rooted in North Kensington and across London.
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