Rufus Wiena performing an acrobatic footvolley kick beside a net on sand

Independent community sports concept

SolidaritySports Cup

Play together. Give back.

One sport, one local host and one transparent plan are enough to begin.

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01

The idea

A small cup can create a large circle.

Solidarity Sports Cup is a lightweight format for bringing people together through accessible ball sports. Start with the people, space and equipment already around you. Keep the event safe, the numbers clear and the purpose human.

01

Play

Choose one sport and make the first session welcoming.

02

Gather

Invite locally. A small, committed group is enough.

03

Share

Publish the plan, costs and outcome in plain language.

04

Give

Support a suitable cause chosen by the local host.

A simple pathway

Four moves. One honest event.

No federation, major sponsor or festival-scale production is required. Local rules and permissions always come first.

  1. 01

    Choose a safe place

    Park, beach, school, club or community venue.

  2. 02

    Choose one sport

    Use the format and equipment that fit your community.

  3. 03

    Play and include

    Teach first, adapt the level and protect every participant.

  4. 04

    Close the loop

    Publish income, costs, gifts and any contribution to a cause.

The sports

Begin with what moves people.

An owned action photograph leads the visual story. A Foot Table field reference offers one closer look; the remaining disciplines stay clean development tracks until stronger material and event plans are ready.

Footvolley player performing an overhead kick on sand
01 / featured

Footvolley

Football skill above a net, played on sand. Social, technical and immediately visible.

02

In development

Altinha

Cooperative ball control in a circle
03

In development

Teqball

Curved-table football skills
04

In development

Football Tennis

Low-net play on a compact court
Two athletes playing Foot Table around a table inside an enclosed arena
05 / field reference

From park to championship

Start with any table. Grow toward the octagon.

Foot Table is the international name. In many Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking communities, related play is often called futmesa. Start simply with a safe, stable table: a public concrete table-tennis table in a park, another suitable table, a ball and friends. If you want to go further, progress toward purpose-built equipment and the official table inside the octagonal arena used at championship level.

Watch championship footage

Local host tool

Start with a clear proposal.

The builder creates a private text file on your device. It does not submit, upload or publish anything.

Open the host proposal builder

The local proposal builder activates when JavaScript is available. Nothing is sent automatically.

The standard

Open numbers. Clear responsibility.

SSC is a community event format, not a sports federation or registered charity. Each local host remains responsible for the event and any financial commitments.

Before

Publish the basics

State the registration amount, what it covers and who is hosting.

During

Protect the group

Prioritize safety, inclusion and clear participant communication.

After

Show the outcome

Publish income, costs, gifts and any verified contribution to a cause.

The next rally starts locally

Make one good event real.