Rangers Charity Foundation
| Founded | 2002 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Rangers Football Club |
| Type | Not-for-profit |
| Focus | Education, children and Social inclusion |
| Location |
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Area served |
Scotland Various |
Revenue | GBP 100,000 |
| Website |
www |
The Rangers Charity Foundation is a registered charity.
History
The Rangers Charity Foundation (Scottish Charity Number SC033287) exists to bring Club, supporters, staff and players together in a unique way to help make the world of difference to thousands of lives through a range of charitable work. Since the Foundations creation in 2002 it has donated a massive £640,000 in cash*, and over £825,000 of in kind* to many people across the globe.
This season, the charity is working with three different partners: Glasgow Old People's Welfare Association, Teenage Cancer Trust and UNICEF. The Foundation also tries to help other charities when possible, specifically those with interests in the following:
- The needs of children
- Education
- Social Inclusion
- Tolerance and understanding of the beliefs of all sectors of the community
- Health and well-being
The Rangers Charity Foundation also arranges the opportunity for sick, disabled and disadvantaged children to meet the players, take tours and view matches.
Controversy
References
- ↑ "Charity regulator criticises 'misconduct' over Rangers v AC Milan game". BBC News. 6 August 2013.
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