Challenge Yourself | Rangers Charity Foundation

Challenge Yourself

A True Blue Hero is someone who makes a special contribution to the Foundation by raising £100 or more. They are celebrated at an exclusive medal reception with a Rangers player!

Have you got what it takes?

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Training for and taking part in a fun run, cycle or more challenging event such as a marathon or triathlon is one of the most popular challenges supporters set themselves.

Adrenalin challenges

Could you be one of our True Blue Heroes? A True Blue Hero should be ready to take on a challenge, show their adventurous spirit and have the time of their lives!

Organise Your Own Event

Supporters across the country have raised thousands of pounds for the Rangers Charity Foundation by hosting a range of different events and fundraising activities, from dinner dances and raffles to darts nights,...

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Bungee jump

The Rangers Charity Foundation has held several ‘Big Blue Bungee’ days at the Titan Crane in Clydebank and at Highland Fling bungee in Killiecrankie in Perthshire which have proved hugely popular with fans. However...

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Diving with sharks

Are you brave enough to come face to face with a 12 foot long Sand Tiger Shark? The Rangers Charity Foundation’s Diving with Sharks Challenge gives you the opportunity to swim with the sea’s most feared predators...

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Skydive

Imagine the adrenalin as you look down from a plane 10,000 feet up and prepare to jump! Imagine free falling at 120mph through the air with your instructor before opening your chute and drifting down over the...

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Be inspired - Create your own challenge

Want to do something different? The charities we support each year have benefitted from funds raised from activities such as abseiling, body waxing and climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.

Scott's Lands End to John O'Groats Adventure

Rangers fan Scott Crighton set out to run from Land’s End to John O’Groats in just 30 days to raise funds for the Foundation - an amazing feat that saw him run more than a marathon every day for 30...

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David’s Season Ticket Marathon Challenge

Lifelong Rangers fan David Smith is undertaking a truly marathon challenge on behalf of the Rangers Charity Foundation and the MS Society – he is attempting to run from Kirkintilloch to Ibrox Stadium and back again...

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Connal’s Great Glen Armed Forces Challenge

Rangers Charity Foundation Director, Connal Cochrane set himself the ultimate forces challenge in 2017 and raised over £5,500 for the Foundation’s ...

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Gordon, Stephen and Robert's West Highland Way Trip

Robert Jamieson, Stephen Boyle and Gordon Boyle had all supported the Foundation over a number of years when they decided to go above and beyond and gets ‘hands on’ with a project overseas.

The boys, with the...

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Do it your way!

Organise your own event or fundraiser

The Rangers Charity Foundation has a fundraising pack available to anyone considering organising an event in support of us. Plus a ton of ideas to get you going!

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Upcoming events

Volunteer: Keep Ibrox Beautiful

Ibrox has been the home of Rangers for over 100 years and is an area we are proud to be part of.

We are looking for a team of people to enter into the community spirit with us, and help us to make a real...

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Volunteer: Matchdays

The Foundation aims to increase our presence on a match day throughout season 18/19 in order to engage further with Rangers fans, but we simply couldn’t do this without the amazing energy and enthusiasm of our...

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Meet our True Blue Heroes

Andy's Story

Andy Hunter took his love of heights to a whole new level and supported a great cause by taking part in two exhilarating challenges for the Foundation.

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Lorna's Story

Lorna McEwan may only be 5 years old, but she’s definitely got a big heart! Lorna earned herself a True Blue Hero medal by raising £350 for the Foundation from a bake sale – and don’t her cakes look great?!

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Meet our True Blue Heroes

Scott’s Story

Scott Cunningham lost his sight in 1993, but it certainly hasn’t stopped him being a champion for various charities over the years including the Rangers Charity Foundation!

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