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Our Charity

United for Hope.

Hoping that one day there'll be a cure for mitochondrial disease — for kids like Jude.

Redruth United youth team lined up behind a Lily Foundation banner reading Fighting Mitochondrial Disease, Fighting For Hope
Redruth United players, families and supporters arranged on the pitch to spell LILY in support of the Lily Foundation
Headline Charity Partner

The logo on our shirts is a promise.

The Lily Foundation logo on the arm of every Redruth United shirt isn't a sponsorship — it's a promise. We proudly support the UK's leading mitochondrial disease charity, raising awareness and funds through the football we play.

thelilyfoundation.org.uk
Jude alongside Redruth United women's players on the pitch at Clijah Park
Our inspiration

This is Jude.

Behind every shirt is a reason. Our players wear the Lily butterfly for the children and families living with mitochondrial disease — and they're part of matchdays at Clijah Park, not a cause on a poster.

Jude is the heartbeat of Redruth United. You'll find him pitch-side at Clijah Park most weekends — leading the ladies out in the FA Cup, lifting the whole ground, and reminding every one of us what this club is really for. His big brothers play for Redruth United too, so this is a family story as much as a club one.

Jude lives with mitochondrial disease. He is the reason the Lily Foundation butterfly sits on the arm of every shirt, and the reason we play, fundraise and come together as one club. He is our inspiration — and he's part of the team.

Visit Team Jude's page
A family at the club

Jude and his big brothers.

Jude's two big brothers also play for Redruth United — so this is a family story as much as a club one. Together they wear the Lily butterfly on the arm of their shirts, just like every player in red and black.

Jude with his two big brothers in Redruth United tracksuits