Please help support us
On 21st February 2026, five dedicated Stafford Rangers fans – Zaine, Alex, Aidan, Jay, and Robbie – will lace up their running shoes for an incredible challenge: a 23km run from Stafford Rangers FC (Marston Road) to Newcastle Town FC (Lyme Valley Stadium).
The event aims to raise vital funds for Stafford Rangers Football Club and Katharine House Hospice, a local charity providing essential care and support to people across Stafford and the surrounding community.
Speaking about the fundraiser, the group shared their motivation:
We wanted to do something meaningful for both the club we love and a charity that means so much to people in Stafford. This run is our way of giving back and showing what community spirit is all about.
Every penny raised from the challenge will be split between Stafford Rangers FC and Katharine House Hospice, ensuring the benefits are felt both within the football community and beyond.
About Katharine House Hospice
Katharine House Hospice holds a special place in the hearts of people across Stafford and the surrounding areas. For over 30 years, the hospice has been providing vital care and support for patients with life-limiting illnesses, as well as offering comfort to their families during the most difficult times.
It isn’t just about medical care – it’s about dignity, compassion, and creating lasting memories for loved ones. Many in our community have a personal connection to Katharine House, whether through the care of a family member, a friend, or simply the reassurance that such a service exists locally.
By supporting this fundraiser, you’re not only helping Stafford Rangers FC, but also ensuring Katharine House Hospice can continue their incredible work for the people of Stafford who need it most.
Supporters can show their backing by donating directly through the official fundraiser page.
For further information or to get involved, please contact srfcfundraiser2025@gmail.com.
Let’s rally behind the lads as they take on this incredible challenge for two fantastic causes!
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