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Rangers Charity Foundation

Rangers Charity Foundation Annual Review 2024/25

The Rangers Charity Foundation's Annual Review for season 2024/25 reports a powerful year of impact across its seven pillars: Potential, Healthy Lives, Everyone and Anyone, A Better World, Our Local Community, Giving and Dreams. Highlights include 23 Football Memories sessions for people with dementia at Ibrox, Football Fans in Training participants losing a combined 401kg, 211 adults using the Recovery Drop In Service, 80 people enjoying a Dream Day, 388 letters of support sent, 257 young people from 20 schools on the SQA Programme of Wider Achievement, a record £118,000 raised at the Back To The 80's Charity Ball, £60,000 from Broxi's Challenge, 597 new True Blue Heroes supporters, £20,000 donated to national partner SAMH and £17,000 to homeless charities in Glasgow.

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The Rangers Charity Foundation is the official charity of Rangers Football Club, using the power of the club to support people of all ages in Glasgow and beyond through health, education, inclusion and community programmes.

Key Metrics

401kg combined weight lost by Football Fans in Training participants
211 adults using the Recovery Drop In Service
£118,000 raised at the Back To The 80's Charity Ball, a record

Key Outcomes

  • 257 young people from 20 schools completed the SQA Programme of Wider Achievement
  • 80 Dream Day experiences for people facing illness or hardship
  • £37,000 donated to SAMH and Glasgow homeless charities

Geography

Scotland

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