Be Inspired!
The charities we support each year have benefitted from funds raised from activities such as abseiling, body waxing, running in the women's 10K and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. So if you have ever wanted to go white water rafting, scale Ben Nevis or bungee jump from 150 feet, now is your chance to take the plunge and raise money for a good cause at the same time.
Plus, every supporter who raises at least £100 for the Foundation from a personal challenge will have the opportunity to be presented with an exclusive True Blue Hero‘s medal at a special reception hosted by a first team player.
To provide you with some inspiration, some case studies of Foundation supporters who have dreamt up their own special challenges are shown below. So why not see what adventure you can come up that will really put you to the test!
To register with the Foundation for your own personal challenge and receive information on sponsor forms and on-line sponsorship, please phone us on 0141 580 8775 or e-mail
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The Munro Challenge
In 2008, Rangers Charity Foundation Manager Connal Cochrane set himself the daunting challenge of climbing 100 munros over the course of the year to raise funds for the Foundation and was joined by staff and fans for a  special climb in May up Ben Lomond. To read more about his challenge and see the map and diary of his climbs, click on the links below.
M100 Challenge
Connal's Munro Map
Connal's Munro Diary
Blair's Treble Challenge
 Rangers fan Blair Pettigrew came up with the idea to swim from Largs to Great Cumbrae and then run and cycle around the island to raise funds for the Rangers Charity Foundation! He was one of several fans who set themselves inspiring personal 'treble challenges' for 2009. To read more click on the links below.
Rangers Fans Face The Treble Challenge
Blair Completes His Treble Challenge
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