Safety
No point, photograph or schedule matters more than a participant.
Playbook / 001
Simple enough to start.
A local cup should feel human, not heavy.
Choose one activity. Gather a manageable group. Make safety and inclusion visible. Keep the money transparent. Learn from the first event before making the next one larger.
The sequence
Six steps from idea to honest outcome.
The local host adapts the format to the people, space and applicable rules.
- 01
Choose the place
Confirm that the space is suitable, accessible and permitted for the activity.
- 02
Choose one sport
Footvolley, Altinha, Foot Table, Teqball or Football Tennis. One is enough.
- 03
Invite the group
Set a realistic capacity, explain the level and make beginners welcome.
- 04
Set the terms
State costs, registration, safety expectations and media arrangements before play.
- 05
Play and learn
Teach the basics, adapt the format and protect the spirit of the gathering.
- 06
Publish the outcome
Show income, confirmed costs, gifts and any verified contribution to a chosen cause.
Non-negotiables
Four things every local cup protects.
Inclusion
Explain the level and create a genuine entry point for new players.
Privacy
Tell people clearly how photography, video and contact details will be handled.
Transparency
Do not imply partners, donations or results that cannot be documented.
Flexible program
Five possible disciplines.
A host does not need all five. Select the format that can be delivered well.
Footvolley
Sand, net and football technique.
Altinha
Cooperative control in a circle.
Foot Table
Football play around a safe, stable table.
Teqball
Curved-table football skills.
Football Tennis
Low-net play on a compact court.
Ready when the local plan is ready