Rangers star Kemar Roofe is auctioning off his match worn kit from the weekend’s 4-0 win over St Mirren on behalf of homeless charity Emmaus Glasgow.
The Jamaican international striker netted a hat-trick in the Scottish Premiership clash and one lucky supporter will get their hands on the top by simply making a donation.
Rangers fans are being encouraged to make any donation, large or small, with Kemar Roofe selecting the winner “in due course”.
Visit the striker’s Go Fund Me page to donate HERE.
“Thank you so much for visiting my GoFundMe page, I really appreciate every single donation which will help enormously,” reads a statement on the page.
“If you’d like the chance to win my match worn shirt from the game against St Mirren where I scored my first hat-trick for the club, all you have to do is donate anything you can to this amazing charity. You will be entered into a prize draw, where I will personally choose a winner.
“Do you want to join me in making a difference? I’m raising money in aid of Emmaus Glasgow. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.”
Kemar Roofe auctions Rangers jersey for charity
Emmaus Glasgow is also a very worthy cause indeed and one that is clearly important to the big-hearted Rangers striker.
The charity doesn’t just offer beds for the night for victims of homelessness but it offers a home, space, training and support for individuals to get back up on their feet.
In Glasgow alone, Emmaus offers supported accommodation for 29 people who have experienced homelessness.
It also supports soup kitchens, food banks and provides free furniture to those most in need in the city.
It’s a chance to support a worthy cause in the home city of Rangers and well done Kemar Roofe for giving up this special momento.
The “bucket list” exploits of Kemar Roofe over the weekend also seen the Rangers striker earn a special SPFL accolade.
