The three women and a seven-year-old boy remain in hospital following the collision.
Mayo LGFA is donating all proceeds from online ticket sales this weekend, to the GoFundMe for the four people who were injured in last weekend's M9 crash.
Nineteen LGFA club championship games are taking place across the county in Senior, Intermediate and Junior grades.
One of the people injured in the collision, Niamh Kinsella, is a member of the Claremorris Junior team.
The three women and a seven-year-old boy remain in hospital following the collision.
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