What we do

Making a Lasting Difference.

The Rangers Family unites through the Foundation to make a positive difference to lives in Scotland and across the globe.

The Foundation works with charity partners each season to fund projects that have a lasting and significant impact in our community and beyond. This season we are working with Glasgow City Mission, the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity, Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland, services-related charities and Unicef, the world’s leading children’s charity.

We are also very proud of our own work in the community. Every season we help thousands of fundraisers support causes close to their hearts by making in-kind donations and we assist various community initiatives such as our local food bank. Our comprehensive community programme also reaches thousands of children and adults with important messages and training regarding health and fitness, employment, equality, diversity and education.

Making a difference

Across the country, thousands of people every week set out to raise money for a charitable cause close to their heart and the Foundation is there to help whenever we can.

We make in-kind donations to charities, community groups and other worthwhile causes worth thousands of pounds every year.

In the community

We believe that the Rangers Charity Foundation is uniquely placed to help deliver powerful benefits for the people of Glasgow and the local community.

The Rangers Charity Foundation expanded in April 2016 to include all charitable community programmes previously delivered via the Club, together with strategic responsibility for the development of the Ibrox Community Hub which is run in partnership with Glasgow City Council...

Events & fundraising

The Foundation holds a range of events and fundraising activities every year to raise money in support of our charity partners and our work in the community.

Whether you are joining a social or sporting event, or creating your own, we couldn’t do it without you!

Our charity partners

How your donations and support will help people around the world

The Rangers Charity Foundation has worked closely with the world’s leading children’s charity, UNICEF, since the start of season 2008/09 when Unicef was announced as the Foundation’s first International Charity Partner.

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Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland work throughout Scotland to ensure people affected by chest, heart and stroke conditions can live life to the full, they are our National Charity Partner for Season 2018/19.

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We are proud of our enduring community partnership, now in its fourth season, with Glasgow City Mission. Supporters have raised an incredible £145,000 for homeless projects over the last three years, £111,000 of which has helped Glasgow City Mission deliver crucial and ground-breaking projects.

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The Foundation has enjoyed a special relationship with Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity since the Foundation was established in 2002, donating cash, toys and equipment, supporting Christmas activities and organising special visits and treats for the children.

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Our Armed Forces Fund selects services-related charities to work with each season and for season 2018/19 the Foundation has chosen to support SSAFA, Poppyscotland and the Coming Home Centre in Govan.

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Past projects

SAMH

Let’s Talk about Mental Health! That was our message to fans and the wider public when we teamed up with the Scottish Association for Mental Health to try and address the stigma surrounding mental health issues and...

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Erskine

Erskine holds a special place in the hearts of Rangers fans and the Foundation has supported the veterans’ charity in many different ways over more than a decade, donating cash, auction prizes and season tickets and arranging can collections and special visits for the residents.

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Maggie's

Sandy Jardine, one of Rangers most beloved former players, received help and support from Maggie’s during his battle with cancer and in his memory the Foundation donated £25,000 to the charity in 2015.

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The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice

We’re proud to have donated £110,000 to The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice to pay for the Family Lounge in the new palliative care facility for the people of Glasgow, allowing patients to spend as much time...

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ENABLE’s Kilpatrick PALS and Rascals projects

Kids at ENABLE’s Kilpatrick PALS and Rascals after school projects for children with learning disabilities now enjoy playing outdoors thanks to a £30,000 donation from the Rangers Charity Foundation.

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Fairbridge

Fairbridge in Glasgow provides support and training to some of the city’s most vulnerable young people, dealing with issues such as homelessness, unemployment and problems at home and at school.

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Teenage Cancer Trust

We don’t want cancer to stop our young people being teenagers. That’s why we were delighted to work with Teenage Cancer Trust during season 09/10 and help the charity create specialist facilities at the Royal...

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RNIB Scotland

A shocking 96% of books in the UK never make it into a format a blind person can use. That is why the Foundation decided to team up with The Royal National Institute of Blind People Scotland (RNIB) in season 2008/09...

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Breast Cancer Care

Breast Cancer Care Scotland is the only Scotland-wide charity providing specialist support and tailored information for anyone affected by breast cancer. The Rangers Charity Foundation supported this amazing charity...

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Beatson Cancer Charity

The Rangers Charity Foundation supported Beatson Cancer Charity throughout season 16/17, helping contribute to the fight against cancer. Beatson Cancer Charity provides invaluable support to people who have been...

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Scottish Autism

The Foundation worked with Scottish Autism during season 2017/18 and donated £20,000 to two special projects, as well as significantly increasing awareness of the lifelong developmental condition among supporters....

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