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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 Director
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What we do
The Rangers Charity Foundation exists to bring Club, supporters, staff and players together in a unique way to help make a world of difference to thousands of lives through our charitable and community work.
Since our creation in 2002 we have donated over £1.8 million in cash awards and over £2.7 million of in-kind support to hundreds of groups and individuals, making a combined total of over £4.6 million.
Now in charge of all non-commercial community programmes and of the Rangers Study Support Centre, run in partnership with Glasgow City Council, we are more than ever able to make a positive difference to thousands of lives thanks to the amazing backing of our supporters.
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Allan’s Story
Allan Davis decided to mark his 50th birthday by taking on a challenge for the Foundation and our partnership in season 2017/18 with The Coming Home Centre in Govan, which provides practical help and advice to veterans and a place to meet and enjoy peer support and camaraderie.
David’s Story
Lifelong Rangers fan David Smith undertook a truly marathon challenge on behalf of the Rangers Charity Foundation and the MS Society by running from Kirkintilloch to Ibrox Stadium and back again for every home league match in season 2017/18!
Sandy’s Story
Sandy Robertson has really gone above and beyond this year to earn his True Blue Hero medal! Not only has Sandy shown his support for the Foundation by taking part in three different challenge events recently – the Ibrox Spinathon, the Arran Cycle Challenge and our big Ibrox Sleep Out – but he has also volunteered at the some of our events, including our Food Bank collection, matchday activiti
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Joshua's Story
Eight year old Joshua was nominated by his Mum Stacey for our Dream Day experience as he has suffered from a rare and often painful skin condition from birth.
Our Dream Days are one of our favourite days of the year and give a boost to fans who have a life-limiting illness or disability or have gone through a difficult experience.
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David's Story
David Kirkwood is a brilliant example of how Football Fans in Training can change lives. Having been overweight for around 25 years, he signed up for our course designed to help participants lose weight and get fitter.
In just 12 weeks, David lost an amazing 3 ½ stone, and 25cm off his waist!
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William and Jeannie's Story
The Rangers Charity Foundation organised a fairy tale wedding at Ibrox for two Rangers fans who both have terminal illnesses.
Jeannie Millan and William Brand could not afford a wedding due to the cost of shipping over ground breaking new medicine from America for William’s Motor Neurone Disease.