Celtic FC Foundation

The Foundation supports initiatives improving health through mental health counselling, crisis recovery cafés, and fuel poverty relief via fuel banks and winter warmer packs. It promotes equality with social inclusion programmes such as sensory rooms for autism spectrum disorder, lunch breaks for dementia patients, and ability counts activities for people with physical disabilities and Down syndrome. Learning is encouraged through education programmes, employability training, skills development, and youth mentoring. Poverty is tackled with food insecurity solutions including daily children's meals, alongside direct outreach like paradise pit stops for mental health, peer support groups, therapeutic activities, family crisis interventions, and community-led nutrition projects for children and young people facing exclusion. Funded activities span North and East of Glasgow, Greater Glasgow, Inverclyde, North Lanarkshire, Scotland, Ireland, Asia, and Africa.

The Foundation funds registered charities and community groups, prioritising organisations that serve children and young people in urban poverty, families experiencing cost-of-living crises, disabled individuals with autism or learning disabilities, dementia sufferers, and socially excluded communities. Applicants should demonstrate local roots in the Foundation's geographic priority areas, particularly North and East of Glasgow. There is no religious restriction on who can apply.

The Foundation does not fund core costs or unrestricted funding. Projects that are misaligned with poverty alleviation, health equity, or inclusion priorities are also excluded.