The event will once again see the Kerrydale Clover adjacent to The Celtic Way illuminated by LED candles placed in memory of loved ones, with the first being placed in honour of our Founding Father, Brother Walfrid.
For a minimum donation of £2, candles will be available to purchase between 6pm-8pm on the night from our volunteers, who'll be located at the Clover, on The Celtic Way and at other key entry points around the stadium, so please look out for them on your way to the match.
We are still looking for a number of volunteers to assist with this event. If you would like to help please contact cfcfoundation@celticfc.co.uk or 0141 551 4321.
For those not attending the match, or unable to get to the Clover on the night, candles can be bought at www.celticfc.net via our eBay site up until 50m on Thursday, November 28. These will be placed on the Clover by our volunteers on your behalf.
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