Our mission
At Rangers we’re passionate about football, but we’re also passionate about what the Club stands for off the pitch. The Rangers Charity Foundation embodies the strong charitable values of the Rangers Family and a spirit that everyone connected with the Club can feel proud of.
Connal Cochrane, Rangers Charity Foundation Chief Executive
“I feel more at peace within myself. I’ve got more self-esteem and self-worth and I am proud to say that as of a couple of weeks ago, I’m three years clean.”
“I’m really grateful for the time I’ve spent here which has given me the chance to get qualifications, go to college and stay involved with my passions.”
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🚨Two spaces have become available for our sold out Zipslide the Clyde event on 31st August🚨
🫵 This is your chance to fly 100ft above the River Clyde all while raising money for the Rangers Charity Foundation.
⌛ Spaces won't be around for long so get in touch with …us via e-mail asap as they will be allocated on a first come first serve basis: rangerscharity@rangers.co.uk
🚨2 spaces are now available for our sold out Zipslide the Clyde event on 31 Aug🚨
🫵 This is your chance to fly 100ft above the Clyde all while raising money for the Foundation.
⌛ Spaces won't be around for long so get in touch with us via e-mail: …rangerscharity@rangers.co.uk
🤔 Know someone that needs support on their recovery journey?
❤️🩹 They can join our free Recovery Drop-In sessions every Monday, 5:30–8pm at the Ibrox Community Complex.
There’s access to free support, food, internet and a peer-led recovery group.
Get more… info by tapping @rfc_charity and hitting the link in our biog 🔗
@scrn_recovery | @tnlcommunityfund
Well done and thank you very much to programme participant Connor who recently completed his own half marathon for the Foundation finishing at Ibrox Stadium, raising over £533! 👏👏👏
Connor said: "I got into running after I got sober, I haven’t had a drink for over 3 years …now. I very nearly died due to alcoholism. At first I couldn't even run. I had to walk fast & built myself up from there, the key was staying consistent. I have got myself physically in the best shape of my life. I decided to take on this challenge of a half marathon as a personal challenge, it’s always been me me me, however I wanted it to mean something for others as well.
"I chose the Rangers Charity Foundation due to being supported by them in my recovery from alcoholism. They do amazing work with lots of different groups of people, I have witnessed it myself how hard they all work. It has a special place in my heart & always will.
"Thank you for everything!" 💙
Well done and thank you very much to programme participant Connor who recently completed his own half marathon for the Foundation finishing at Ibrox Stadium, raising over £533! 👏👏👏
Connor said: "I got into running after I got sober, I haven’t had a drink for over 3 years …now.…
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🆕 Our next #CashBackForCommunities – Towards New Futures programme kicks off on the 4th August & there's still time to refer yourself or someone you know.
💡 CashBack aims to re-engage young people with current or past convictions & helps them move towards a positive …future.
Find out more and sign up by tapping @rfc_charity and hitting the link in our biog 🔗
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