Now we have reached the end of another fantastic season for the Kano Foundation, We would like to thank each and every one of you for your continued support and friendship. We really could not function without you. One of the greatest things about being involved with the foundation is …
No amount of rain, and there was plenty, could put a dampener on Saturday. It really was a truly special day in the history of The Kano Foundation. We kicked off the day with our annual bucket collection where a dedicated bunch of volunteers got soaked to the skin while …
Before the match on Saturday, we held our annual bucket collection, one of our key fundraising events. The wet and windy weather was relentless but it did not dampen the spirits of our hardy bunch of volunteers who smiled their way through it for the best part of three hours …
A little over a year ago, long-time Kano Foundation supporter Jokey Reid contacted our Trustee Tommy to discuss an idea he had about raising money for us. It centred around him and his partner Lorraine climbing Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe at 15,776.7ft. “I didn’t know you were …
This weekend, The Kano Foundation will reach another milestone as we ‘lift’ our 5000th kid over the turnstile to a match at Celtic Park. And it’s all thanks to the continued support and donations we have received from fellow fans since our formation in 2009. One of our main fundraisers, …
Thank you to everyone who is giving up their time to help us this Saturday. We will be meeting at 12:30pm at Dalriada Car Park Executive No.1. It’s behind the corner of the North Stand and Lisbon Lions Stand where Dalriada Street meets Janefield Street. The team will be waiting at a …
Come and Help at our 2016 Bucket Collection We are looking for bhoys and ghirls of all ages who can spare a few hours before kick-off to help in our annual bucket collection on Saturday 24th September, before the match against Kilmarnock. The fundraiser has become a key event in …
It was great to be back in Paradise for the friendly against Wolfsburg. We were joined by nearly 80 kids from Ben View Youth Club, Renfrew FC, Rossvale FC and Hamilton Community Partnerships.
Over the past couple of years we have received an unbelievable amount of support, from folk such as Paul Larkin and our skydivers, to our Grand Old Team members and the party people who come along to our annual dinner dances. As a result of these combined efforts, last summer, …
On 2nd April for the match versus Hearts, we were joined by a few children from Dumfries and Galloway Befriending Project, a charity that offers young people experiencing problems at home, school or in the community, the opportunity of extra support and regular positive adult attention. The young people benefit …
