
Rainbow Laces Campaign: Lacing Up for Equality
Celebrating Rainbow Laces 10th Anniversary with our beneficiaries!
17 June 2022
Cardiff City Football Club and Cardiff City FC Foundation are calling for all supporters to donate football boots to those who need them in our communities.
Many children and young people in Cardiff City communities are unable to afford football boots and appropriate footwear to access local football opportunities.
With the cost-of-living crisis forcing more families into poverty even more people will be unable to experience the health and social benefits associated with football.
At Cardiff City we’re passionate about inclusion and making football more accessible so we’re calling on supporters to donate football boots, trainers and shin pads to support those who need it most.
In all sizes - children and adult – we are looking for new or used donations of:
Any footwear donated will be distributed via the Foundation team to our partner schools and community groups starting with low-income families and young people living in areas of deprivation.
Any footwear donated will be distributed via our team to our partner schools and community groups starting with low-income families and young people living in areas of deprivation.
You can find our donation bins at any of the following locations:
If you don’t have any spare kit lying around but still want to support the campaign, you can text ‘BOOTS4BLUEBIRDS’ to 70085 to donate £5 to Cardiff City FC Foundation.
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