What we do
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, Children 1st, 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 leading healthy lives, achieving their potential and making sure their communities are inclusive and welcoming to everyone and anyone.
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.
Children 1st is Scotland's national children’s charity and exists to prevent abuse and neglect, protect children and keep them safe from harm. Children 1st is our current National Charity Partner.
We are proud of our enduring community partnership, now in its sixth season, with Glasgow City Mission. Supporters have raised an incredible £210,000 for homeless projects over the last three years, a large percentage of which has helped Glasgow City Mission deliver crucial and ground-breaking projects.
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.
Our Armed Forces Fund selects services-related charities to work with each season and for season 2019/20 the Foundation has chosen to support SSAFA, Erskine, Bravehound and the Coming Home Centre in Govan.
