Rangers Football Club launches charity
Howard Lake | 21 October 2002 | News
Through the new Rangers Charity Foundation the Club will support a range of other charities and causes.
The Club has for some time supported various charities and social projects as part of its corporate social responsibility. Last season it helped charities raise £250,000 and it assisted in the development of a Study Support Centre at Ibrox Stadium.
The new Rangers Charity Foundation is designed to take this charitable support further and to focus it. It will select three charities to work with each year. This season the charities will be Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres, Childline Scotland and Shelter Scotland. The Foundation will also help other organisations, especially those that address social inclusion issues, bigotry, education and the needs of children.
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Rangers FC will continue to bring disabled, terminally ill or deprived children and adults to the stadium for matches, tours and to meet the players.
The Rangers Charity Foundation can be contacted at:
Barry Fisher, Charity Officer
The Rangers Charity Foundation
Rangers Football Club
Ibrox Stadium
150 Edmiston Drive
Glasgow
G51 2XD
Tel: 0870 600 1972
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