Gidea Park & Romford Cricket Club

Jack Petchey Awards

The Jack Petchey Foundation was established by the successful East London entrepreneur, Jack Petchey, in 1999. It is a young, progressive grant making Trust based in Essex. It is now among the largest and most influential London charitable foundations. It focuses on projects and programmes that benefit 11-25 year olds.  The main area of operation is the London boroughs and Essex, where it currently operates in 1600 secondary schools and clubs. The Foundation has given over £60 million since 1999. Gidea Park & Romford CC is grateful for the Foundation's continued support, find out more about the Jack Petchey Foundation here.

GP&R CC selects nine young people a year to receive an Jack Petchey Achievement Award. The winners receive a framed certificate and a cheque for £200 (payable to the club) to be spent on a club project of the recipient’s choice.

In addition the club presents an annual Leader Award worth £1000 for a club project to an adult who has demonstrated, in an outstanding way, an ability to encourage and motivate our young cricketers.

GP&R CC members can nominate young people to receive an Achievement or a club member for a Leader Award. Click on the following link to print a nomination form which can then be posted in the Jack Petchey nomination box at the club.

Jack Petchey Nomination Form.doc


Jack Petchey Achievement Award Winners

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004