Run 4 Wales extends fundraising partnership

Run 4 Wales, which manages fundraising events across the principality, has extended its partnership with donations, fundraising and event registration platform Enthuse for a further five years.

The deal takes the partnership through to 2031 and covers its events including the Cardiff Half Marathon, CDF 10K, ABP Newport Wales Marathon, Porthcawl 10K, Barry Island 10k, and the Dell Technologies Management Challenge.

Run4 Wales has partnerships with more than 90 charities, which generate over £4m annually across its events.

This follows a 71% fundraising boost over the last year, especially for Wales’ largest fundraising event the Cardiff Half Marathon.

“This partnership with Enthuse is all about delivering the biggest possible impact for charities, participants and their supporters by offering a simple and effective fundraising journey,” said Run 4 Wales chief executive Matt Newman.

Enthuse general manager Eddie Allenby added: “We know that Run 4 Wales events are a key part of fundraising plans for local and national charities in Wales and beyond.”



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