Postponed - Cardiff Half Marathon 2020

About the Cardiff Half

We were thrilled that Mind, for the third year running, is an associate charity partner for the Cardiff Half Marathon 2020 however, due to the current pandemic this led to the event being postponed to the new date of the 28 March 2021. 

The Cardiff Half is the UK's second largest half marathon, attracting more than 27,500 runners and 50,000 spectators to the city. The event is known for its fantastic atmosphere and tremendous support of the residents and businesses of Cardiff.

From the elite field – which attracts some of the world’s top runners – to the club athletes and charity fun runners, the race has something for everyone. The route takes runners past the capital’s most iconic landmarks with beautiful scenery and historic buildings. The mostly flat and fast course makes it ideal for beginners as well as elites.

How we'll support you

Whether you are a seasoned runner or a first-timer, Mind will be with you every step of the way. We offer all our runners a fantastic support package.

We will do all that we can to ensure that your Cardiff Half Marathon experience is one you will never forget.

What to expect when you join our team:

• Practical training and fundraising advice
• Regular e-newsletter updates
• Access to Mind's running group on Facebook
• A Mind running vest with your name overprinted
• A dedicated and experienced project manager to provide support and advice
• A Mind stand at the Runners' Village on race day
• The best cheerers along the running course
• A Mind memento and thank you certificate

Becoming a runner for Mind - Sophie's story

"As someone with Bipolar Disorder, fundraising for Mind has been an incredible experience. It has been an absolute honour to run for Mind again this year and I could not be more proud."

Read Sophie's story

Why Mind?

Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales and by joining our team you will enable us to continue to provide support to the 1 in 4 people who experience mental distress in their life times.

£1,000 could be spent on printing 5,000 advice booklets, offering practical advice on subjects such as stress, bereavement, depression and eating disorders.

Where does the money go?

You can find out more about our work in the 2018/19 annual review

and more about our finances in our 2018/19 annual accounts