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True Blue Heroes
 
Be A True Blue Hero

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We are looking for the true blue heroes in life to take on an amazing personal challenge and support the work of the Rangers Charity Foundation.  Call 0141 580 8775 or click here to find out more.

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An Audience With Simon Weston

Simon Weston

Rangers Charity Foundation are delighted to offer fans the chance to meet a true national hero on Saturday 27th February 2010 when Falklands Veteran Simon Weston takes in his first ever Old Firm match the following day.

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Bid Now to book your place in one of Football Aid’s special 10th anniversary matches!

A team of eight serving officers in Strathclyde Police are set to take on an unusual triathlon which they have dubbed the Champion’s Challenge  – all in support of the Rangers Charity Foundation.

With special guests Walter Smith, Ally McCoist together with members of the first team squad, this is sure to be a night to remember!  This event is now SOLD OUT.

 


Following the horrific earthquake in Haiti and the immense human suffering caused, Rangers have been supporting the Disaster Emergency Committee’s (DEC) Haiti Earthquake Appeal.


Rangers Charity Foundation Patron Arthur Numan has officially opened Teenage Cancer Trust’s new specialist facility for young cancer patients in Glasgow, at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children (Yorkhill).

Make Your New Year Challenge A True Blue Hero Challenge! The Rangers Charity Foundation is calling on the Light Blue legions to take up a New Year challenge and be a True Blue Hero at the same time.

Rangers Captain David Weir joined the first-team squad on their annual visit to Yorkhill Sick Children's Hospital on Tuesday 22 December.

 

The Light Blue legions once again showed their tremendous backing for the Rangers Charity Foundation at Saturday’s game against Motherwell when volunteers collected £5,300 for the Foundation.

On Thursday 3 December Kevin Thomson was on hand at Ibrox to present True Blue Hero medals to supporters who took on a personal challenge to raise funds for the Rangers Charity Foundation this year.

Generous Rangers fans raised £4,700 at the Rangers Charity Foundation’s second sell-out Race Night of the season at Ibrox Stadium.

 
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