Other events
Take on a challenge event and join us in the race to defeat meningitis. Whether it’s a 10km run, marathon or trek we have a fundraising event just for you.
Why join #TeamMRF at the Cardiff Half?
The Cardiff Half Marathon has grown into one of the largest and most exciting road races in Europe. It is Wales’ largest mass-participation and multi-charity fundraising event and the second largest half in the UK and is ideal for both beginners and seasoned runners.
Its flat, fast course passing all the city’s most breath-taking scenery and iconic landmarks including Cardiff Castle, the Principality Stadium, Civic Centre and stunning Cardiff Bay. We will be there with thousands of spectators to cheer you on.
Be part of this extraordinary event where your steps on the streets of Cardiff echo the strides we’re making towards a world free from meningitis. Together, we can light the path to a healthier future.
Each step you take in Cardiff is a step towards defeating meningitis – together we can do it.
What can you expect from us?
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Running Vest
Meningitis Research Foundation running vest and your name to personalise it.
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Support from the charity
Fundraising support from your dedicated charity contact. This includes regular updates throughout the year to keep you informed of everything you need to know
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Support from the event organisers
Support and guidance from the event organisers to help you prepare for your run.
Signing up to the event
If you would like a charity place for the Cardiff Half Marathon, you can sign up now by clicking ‘I want a charity place’.
If you have purchased your own place in the event, you can still fundraise for Meningitis Research Foundation. We would love to welcome you to #TeamMRF and offer you the same support.
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