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Trust board member Phillip Nifield handed over donations to Amanda Haydon-Hall, manager of the Pontypridd Foodbank

Despite the postponement of the Watford game on Saturday, the Trust was able today to hand over 15 bags and boxes of food to staff at Pontypridd Foodbank. The total weight of the donations was a whopping 96.02 kilograms.

Trust board member Phillip Nifield took the donations to Pontypridd and handed them to foodbank manager Amanda Haydon-Hall.

We’d like to thank those fans who dropped in bags of food ahead of the postponed game and also to staff at Cardiff City FC for their support and generous donations.

We will be happy to accept any other items at the Trust office (near Gate 5) before the Preston NE game on Wednesday. However, as mentioned previously if the items you are donating are not date sensitive, we’d ask you to keep them for later donation at the rearranged foodbank collection in 2025.

We wanted to clarify a matter concerning foodbank donations already bought by fans.

We will be happy to accept any items at the Trust office (near Gate 5) before the Preston NE game on Wednesday.

But ideally if the items you are donating are not date sensitive, we ask you to keep them for later donation at the rearranged collection in 2025.

Keeping the items for a later date will ensure we can give the Pontypridd Foodbank a large donation of food in one-go.

Thanks again for the support of all fans.

The latest edition of the Trust magazine, Moving To A Different Beat has hit doormats.

The magazine includes features by Richard Shepherd, who writes about the penalty miss that cost City the First Division title while Paul Evans moves into the modern era with a piece on the City’s most popular players of the 21st century. New board member Jonathan Hicks writes about his family legacy of following Cardiff City back to the 1927 FA Cup Final.

You can join the Trust from just £12 a year and support its work as a voice of fans by signing up on https://www.ccfctrust.org/join-the-trust-now/

As a result of the postponement of tomorrow’s match against Watford, the Trust will be rearranging our collection for Pontypridd Foodbank for a match day in the new year. Details to follow.

Food donations already made will be taken to the foodbank next week. If any fans had already bought food for the collection they can be left in the Trust office near Gate 5 before the Preston North End game on Wednesday and will be taken to Pontypridd. Cash donations will be passed on in due course.

Thanks to fans and Cardiff City FC for their support.

Cardiff City Supporters’ Trust fully supports an open letter to the hierarchy at Cardiff City FC, along with Cardiff City Fan Advisory Board (FAB),  Cardiff City Supporters Club and Cardiff City Disabled Supporters Association, about the ongoing managerial saga at Cardiff City. As fans, we deserve a lot better from those at the top.

Read the full letter by clicking on this link Open-letter-from-the-CCFC-FAB1