99 YEARS. 99 MILES
This August, we're bringing it back to where it all began.
Join our Ninian 99 Challenge and cover 99 miles throughout August in celebration of Cardiff City FC's 99 years at Ninian Park. That's just over 3 miles, or 5km, a day.
Run, walk, cycle, or swim your way through August – however you choose to move, every mile counts.
As Cardiff City FC approaches the landmark 100th anniversary of the club's famous 1927 FA Cup victory, we're turning back the clock to honour the history and heritage of Ninian Park throughout the month of the challenge.
Whether you're looking to stay active as a family or simply want to challenge yourself this summer, the Ninian 99 Challenge is a brilliant way to stay active and support a meaningful cause.
FAQs can be found at the bottom of the page
CHALLENGE REWARDS
- Sign up for FREE and receive a fundraising pack
- Raise £15 to receive a FREE Community Foundation t‑shirt
- Reach £100 to earn an exclusive Ninian 99 Challenge medal
- Hit your target and be entered into a prize draw to win a pair of match tickets and a signed football!
All funds raised will go directly towards our work to change lives and transform communities across South Wales.
Your support will enable us to continue delivering our education and community programmes, helping local people to achieve their full potential. Find out more about what we do here.
how to get involved!
1. Register
Complete the form below.
2. Fundraise
You can set up your fundraising page by selecting ‘Start fundraising’ on our JustGiving campaign page.
By signing up for the Cardiff City FC Community Foundation Ninian 99 Challenge, we ask that you challenge yourself to raise £100 in sponsorship (not including Gift Aid).
3. Share
Set up your fundraising page and share it with friends, family, and colleagues. We’d love to hear from you – if you share your progress on socials, we'll reshare and shout about your fundraising.
SIGN UP!
Ninian 99 Challenge
FAQS
How do I keep track of my distance?
- To keep track of your distance, there are some good free apps such as Strava or Map My Run
- You can log your progress on your JustGiving fundraising page so that you can keep track and share your progress with friends and family
- You can find out how to link your fitness tracking app to JustGiving here.
Will I receive Community Foundation branded goodies?
- Participants will receive a Community Foundation branded t-shirt once they raise £15.
- In order to receive a special-edition Ninian 99 medal, you must have raised the minimum fundraising target of £100.
- In order to enter the prize draw for match tickets and a signed football, you must have raised the minimum fundraising target of £100.
- Please note that we cannot post t-shirts, medals or prizes internationally.
Where is the challenge held?
This is a virtual challenge, so you can take part wherever you would like – the location is up to you!
Is there a fundraising target?
Yes, we ask participants to raise a minimum of £100.
Is there any age restriction?
There is no age restriction for the challenge. Under-16s are welcome to cover only half the distance required as part of the challenge. If participants are under 18 years of age, we recommend taking part in the challenge with a parent or guardian.
Can I complete the distance at my own pace during the month of the challenge?
Yes, you are welcome to split the miles up and complete the total distance of 99 miles however you would like.
How can a team take part?
- You can register as a group on our JustGiving campaign page, but please note that each individual fundraiser will need to raise £15 in order to receive their free t-shirt. The fundraising target of £100 applies to each participant, and participants will receive a medal once this individual target is reached.
- The challenge requires participants to cover a total distance of 99 miles during the month of August. You are welcome to team up with family, friends and colleagues to group individual distances and reach a combined total of 99 miles to complete the challenge.
All participants taking part in the virtual challenge do so at their own risk and agree that, as far as they are aware, they are suitably fit and physically able to take part. Participants with a medical condition or with any doubt about their health, must seek their doctor’s approval before participating in the challenge. Participants are responsible for acting on their doctor’s advice, and Cardiff City FC Community Foundation shall not be held responsible for any injury or illness caused by the challenge.
If you would like further information about the challenge or the work of Cardiff City FC Community Foundation, please don’t hesitate to contact us on fundraising@cardiffcityfc.org.uk.