THE BIG BUZZ 26! CRICKET, COMMUNITY & FAMILY FUN
Join the Bee-lieve Foundation for an unforgettable day as cricketing legends, local businesses, families and supporters come together to raise funds for young people’s emotional wellbeing and mental health.
WHAT’S THE BIG BUZZ ABOUT?
Sponsored by Stevens & Bolton, cricket fans and families are invited to catch an exciting T20 charity match between the world-famous Lashings World XI and the Bee-lieve XI, alongside live entertainment, great food, family activities and unforgettable hospitality.
Whether you’re a passionate cricket supporter or simply looking for a fantastic family day out, you’re in for a treat.
The match will be brought to life by legendary broadcaster Henry Blofeld, alongside commentator Mark Church. Expect stories, humour and insight to make the day just as entertaining off the pitch as it is on it.
As well as cricket, The Big Buzz offers something for everyone this September. Enjoy the Family Fun Zone, children’s activities, target games, Kwik Cricket, dancing displays, face painting, delicious food and refreshments, live entertainment, a charity raffle and player meet-and-greet opportunities
Looking for a memorable day with friends, colleagues or clients? Take advantage of some sumptuous Hospitality Packages that include pre-match lunch, a gala dinner, and opportunities to meet players and special guests, as well as being seated alongside one of the cricket legends or VIP guests during the day.
The evening concludes with an exclusive after-dinner talk from former England cricketer and selector Geoff Miller. 
cricket legends come to Surrey.
The world-famous Lashings World XI will arrive at Guildford’s Woodbridge Road Cricket Ground, bringing a wealth of former international superstars to Surrey for one day. Players confirmed for the day include Saqlain Mushtaq, Saj Mahmood, Adam Hollioake and Monty Panesar.
THE BEE-LIEVE FOUNDATION: supporting young people with their mental health and emotional wellbeing
The work of Bee-lieve Foundation is simple yet vital: to educate and empower young people with the knowledge, skills, and strategies they need to navigate the complex demands of today’s world with resilience and confidence. By doing so, they aim to prevent mental health issues spiralling out of control and build a brighter future for all.
Bee-lieve has supported schools across the UK, and at the heart of our work is a strong connection to Woking and Surrey, where they collaborate with local schools, families and communities to support young people’s mental health.
50% of adult mental health issues are established by the age of 14, while 34% of young people referred into NHS services are not accepted for treatment.
The Bee-lieve Foundation works together with schools, community clubs, parents, and professional partners to deliver teaching programmes, whole-staff training, early intervention therapies, and workshops that strengthen communities of support. By breaking down barriers and challenging stigma through open dialogue, they ensure that every young person feels confident to seek help when they need it most.
“Challenges are what make life interesting. Overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.”
– Anonymous
THE BIG BUZZ 26 | SEPTEMBER 6 | WOODBRIDGE ROAD, GUILDFORD | GET TICKETS
