Rangers organised Joy of Moving Festivals for 800 Kids
Over 800 young people in Glasgow enjoyed special celebration end of term events across the city thanks to the partnership of our network member Rangers Charity Foundation with the SPFL Trust and Joy of Moving UK.
Foundation coaches got involved in Langside Primary’s sports day at Toryglen, delivering fun games and activities, and were an integral part of Health Week at Broomhill Primary. At Burnside Primary, Rangers took part in the ‘Empty Classroom;’ day designed to get children outdoors to play and learn.
Working with local partners Govan Youth Information Project, Ranger took its Joy of Moving Festival to their multi-cultural event, delivering workshops and football to 160 young people from Ibrox Primary, Pirrie Primary, St Constantine’s and Riverside Primary. Over 1,800 children across the city have taken part in the Joy of Moving programme across the year.
Wide range of community work
The Rangers Charity Foundation exists to bring clubs, supporters, staff and players together in a unique way in order to make a difference to thousands of people by means of a range of charitable and community work. The foundation strives to be champions of charitable giving, and since the creation in 2002 £4 million in cash and in-kind support have been given to hundreds of organisations, groups and individuals.
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