Town Break host most successful fundraiser with Rangers FC

On Saturday, March 2, Town Break, an organization that supports individuals with dementia in Clackmannanshire, Stirling, and Falkirk, organized a charitable bucket collection outside Ibrox Stadium.

In collaboration with the team and the Rangers Charity Foundation, the bucket was set up to gather money from supporters prior to the team’s matchup with Motherwell.

Town Break revealed that they had raised £1,900 from onlookers two hours before kickoff, and they were incredibly grateful to both the club and the supporters for making this possible.

As of right now, the Rangers fundraiser has been the most successful in their history, enabling them to expand the work they do in the Forth Valley to support individuals with dementia.

“Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to the exceptional volunteers whose dedication and generosity made the day possible,” a Town Break representative stated.

“Thanks to their generosity, we are able to carry out our objective of giving the Forth Valley’s dementia-affected individuals and families essential social help.

“The money raised at this event will be extremely important in furthering our programs that inspire and empower people to live well with dementia.

“We are very grateful for the cooperation and assistance of Rangers FC and the Rangers Charity Foundation.

“Rangers FC has made a significant contribution to raising awareness and funds for Town Break’s dementia-related initiatives by choosing Town Break as the official charity for the day.”

Additionally, Town Break wants to reiterate that they are not associated in any way with any football team.