Football

CPD Y Felinheli launch fundraising appeal for essential upgrade to dressing rooms at Cae Seilo

CPD Y Felinheli need help to bring their dressing rooms up to modern-day standard.

The club, whose men compete in Tier 3 Ardal North West and women in Tier 2 Adran North, has launched a fundraising appeal to support the project.

Who are we?

We are a community sports club based at Cae Seilo, providing football and sporting opportunities for players of all ages and abilities.
Our club is run by volunteers and is proud to be at the heart of the local community, promoting participation, teamwork and wellbeing through sport.
Cae Seilo isn’t just a playing venue — it’s a place where players, officials, coaches and visitors come together week in, week out.

Why are we crowdfunding?

Our current changing facilities at Cae Seilo no longer meet the needs of modern sport.
We are crowdfunding to improve the home and away changing rooms, including better showers, toilets, individual player seating and the installation of audio-visual resources. We also aim to create two dedicated officials’ changing rooms and a fully equipped medical room,.
These upgrades are essential to:
Improve player welfare and dignity
Support match officials properly
Meet modern standards and league expectations
Ensure the facility is inclusive, safe and fit for the future

The project aligns with funding criteria by improving community sporting infrastructure and increasing access to quality facilities for all users.

How we’ll spend the money raised

We believe in being open and transparent. Every pound raised will go directly into improving Cae Seilo.
The funding will be used for:
Refurbishment of home and away changing rooms
New showers, toilets and modern fittings
Individual player seating and storage
Audio-visual equipment for team talks and analysis
Creation of two officials’ changing rooms
Development of a dedicated medical and treatment room
Any additional funds raised will help enhance accessibility, safety and long-term sustainability of the facilities.

Community impact

This project will benefit far more than just matchday players.
Improved facilities at Cae Seilo will:
Support grassroots sport for children, young people and adults
Encourage greater participation and retention in sport
Provide a better experience for visiting teams and officials
Improve health, wellbeing and community pride
Ensure the venue can be used safely by a wider range of groups
A stronger Cae Seilo means a stronger community.

How you can play your part

There are four simple ways you can help make this project a reality:

  1. Make a pledge
    Every contribution, big or small, helps us reach our target. Momentum matters — thank you for your support!
  2. Spread the word
    Share our project on social media and encourage friends, family and teammates to get involved.
  3. Offer support in terms of materials / services
    If you’re a local business, you can donate materials / services. We’ll proudly promote your support.
  4. Fundraise for us
    Run your own fundraiser — a sponsored challenge, event or idea of your own. Use the contact project button to let us know and we’ll help you get started

Words from the club

Eifion Williams – Chairman, CPD Y Felinheli
“Cae Seilo is more than a pitch — it’s a meeting place for our whole community. These improvements will give every player, official and visitor the dignity, safety and modern facilities they deserve. This project is about investing in people, not just bricks and mortar.”

“Grassroots sport thrives when communities come together. By supporting this project, you’re helping us create a facility that reflects the pride, ambition and spirit of Y Felinheli.”

Trystan Dafydd – Men’s Team Manager
“Our players give everything for this club. Upgrading the changing rooms will give them a professional, respectful environment that matches their commitment on the pitch.”

“Modern facilities aren’t a luxury — they’re essential for player welfare, preparation and performance. This project will make a real difference to every matchday.”

Llio Emyr – Women’s Team coach
“Improved, inclusive facilities are vital for growing the women’s game. These upgrades will help us attract and retain players, and ensure every woman who steps into Cae Seilo feels valued and supported.”

“This project is a statement: women’s football matters here. Better changing rooms, better welfare spaces, better opportunities — that’s how we build the future.”

Ryan Cain – Men’s Captain
“Having proper changing rooms and showers makes a huge difference. It shows the club cares about us as people, not just players.”

“These improvements will give us a space we can be proud of — somewhere that feels professional, comfortable and fit for modern football.”

Jenna Tugwell-Allsup – Women’s Team Player
“For women and girls, good facilities are a game‑changer. It means safety, dignity and a sense of belonging. This project will help more of us feel confident joining and staying in the sport.”

“Upgrading Cae Seilo isn’t just about today’s players — it’s about inspiring the next generation. Better facilities mean more opportunities for local girls to fall in love with football.”

Here is the link to the campaign: 

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/qr/qle5rBXl?utm_campaign=sharemodal&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=shortlink

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