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Celtic's Social Charter
Charitable principles
Bringing people together
Being open to all
Shared set of positive values
Renowned qualities of our supporters
The Fans
Introduction
Why have a Social Charter?
Celtic has always been more than a football club. Part of that extra quality of Celtic has been the social dimension linked to the reasons Brother Walfrid founded Celtic back in the 1880s.
Celtic Football Club has changed a great deal in recent years. The ownership of the Club has been transformed from few to many. The finances of the Club have been placed on a sound and solid basis. Celtic Park, while remaining on the site of past triumphs, has developed beyond recognition.
Celtic will continue to change in order to meet the aspirations of its fans and to live up to the principles behind Brother Walfrid’s reasons for founding the Club. This will be carried out within a sound business plan ensuring development of the football set up and continued improvement for Celtic Park.
Jock Stein always sought to impress upon the fans the importance of the founding principles of the Club and the need for the fans to live up to those principles.
High expectations of management, players and supporters continues to be the norm at Celtic Park and the Social Charter aims to set out the best that Celtic stands for.
Celtic Social Charter
Celtic Football Club, from the supporters to the management and owners, welcome the statement of intent in its Social Charter to set out the values and actions that are part of the best that Celtic stands for
The best that Celtic stands for is supporting the charitable principles of its founder.
The best that Celtic stands for is promoting health and well-being, understanding and positive social integration.
The best that Celtic stands for is as an inclusive organisation being open to all regardless of age, sex, race, religion or disability.
The best that Celtic stands for is upholding a shared set of positive values including success, fair play, and appreciation of skills.
The best that Celtic stands for is building on the renowned qualities of our supporters.
Charitable principles
Bringing people together
Being open to all
Shared set of positive values
Renowned qualities of our supporters
The Fans
Introduction
Why have a Social Charter?
Celtic has always been more than a football club. Part of that extra quality of Celtic has been the social dimension linked to the reasons Brother Walfrid founded Celtic back in the 1880s.
Celtic Football Club has changed a great deal in recent years. The ownership of the Club has been transformed from few to many. The finances of the Club have been placed on a sound and solid basis. Celtic Park, while remaining on the site of past triumphs, has developed beyond recognition.
Celtic will continue to change in order to meet the aspirations of its fans and to live up to the principles behind Brother Walfrid’s reasons for founding the Club. This will be carried out within a sound business plan ensuring development of the football set up and continued improvement for Celtic Park.
Jock Stein always sought to impress upon the fans the importance of the founding principles of the Club and the need for the fans to live up to those principles.
High expectations of management, players and supporters continues to be the norm at Celtic Park and the Social Charter aims to set out the best that Celtic stands for.
Celtic Social Charter
Celtic Football Club, from the supporters to the management and owners, welcome the statement of intent in its Social Charter to set out the values and actions that are part of the best that Celtic stands for
The best that Celtic stands for is supporting the charitable principles of its founder.
The best that Celtic stands for is promoting health and well-being, understanding and positive social integration.
The best that Celtic stands for is as an inclusive organisation being open to all regardless of age, sex, race, religion or disability.
The best that Celtic stands for is upholding a shared set of positive values including success, fair play, and appreciation of skills.
The best that Celtic stands for is building on the renowned qualities of our supporters.
