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Rangers players Jayden Meghoma, Max Aarons, Mikey Moore and Findlay Curtis made a surprise visit at the Rangers Charity Foundation’s Dream Fund Children’s Christmas Party at Ibrox and met dozens of kids in need of a boost.

The party provides some festive fun to kids nominated via the Foundation’s own Dream Fund as well as organisations such as Brightest Star, Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity and the John O’Byrne Foundation.

With plenty of food and entertainment, including meeting Santa, magic show, face painting and pictures with Broxi Bear as well as the players, it was a magical afternoon for both the children and their parents.

Everyone went home with special memories, a gift and a special card signed by all the players.

Party guest Cole Park, 9, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2022, said:

“I loved getting my face painted and pictures with the players. In fact, I’ve loved every single thing about the party.”

Cole’s mum Michelle added:

“I just want to say thanks to the Rangers Charity Foundation for all their support over the last few years. The Foundation and Club have been amazing with us. He is not one for doing all that much but he jumped at the chance of coming to Ibrox today and it is so lovely to see his face.”

The Rangers Charity Foundation’s Dream Fund organises special Rangers experiences throughout the season for children and adults whose lives have been impacted by serious illness, disability, bereavement or other challenging circumstances.

Experiences include meeting the first team and watching training, the Children’s Christmas party, matchday hospitality experiences and signed letters, photos and goodie bags.

Rangers first team player Max Aarons said:

“It was a real pleasure to meet the kids today at the Foundation’s Dream Fund Christmas Party and help put a smile on their faces. I think it is really important that as a Club and as players we do things like this for people in the community. We are reminded on days like today of how resilient kids are when they are going through really difficult times.”

You can find out more about the Rangers Charity Foundation Dream Fund HERE.

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