Rangers is a club open to all and we have worked tirelessly in the past 12 months, supported by the Rangers Charity Foundation, to showcase our diverse fanbase and the positive work we have undertaken in the local and wider communities.
We celebrated the first anniversary of EA this week and the Rangers manager, who attended the launch last July, has applauded his club for taking a lead role in this important area.
Reflecting on one year of Everyone Anyone, he said: “It’s a campaign we are all very proud of. I can’t believe how quickly the year has gone.
“I’m very proud, being the manager of this club, that we launched the campaign a year ago.
“I’ve seen a lot of positive work go into it. We are sending the right messages out and it’s something we want to continue to do and stick together with.
“Educating the right people is important and I am sitting here now very proud of the campaign. I hope it keeps growing and the positive work continues.
“Football can be a force for good. Individually as footballers and coaches we have to use our platforms to keep pushing the right messages and the right education for people.
“I know the club is very keen to do that, from top to bottom, and we all need to stick together and apply all the right messages for people.
“Together we are such a powerful tool. If you put all our numbers together we can continue to do wonderful things for anyone and everyone.”