Commitment
In addition to bringing Stade Rennais and football fans together, Stade Rennais F.C. plays a daily role as a key social actor in the Rennes region, both through professional integration and charitable activities led in partnership with renowned organisations such as ELA (the European Leukodystrophies Association). In 2021, the club launched Move!; a large awareness-raising programme with operations in place to fight against sedentary living and promote physical activity.
Stade Rennais F.C., a loyal partner of the ELA.
Since 2005, Stade Rennais F.C. has acted alongside ELA in the fight against leukodystrophy. Each year, the Red and Blacks participate in a major event, « the ELA dictation », which is organised across the whole of France by the association run by Guy Alba. This dictation is read by players throughout Rennes and the region. For many years, Stade Rennais F.C. has saved a spot on its jersey for the ELA logo to show its support at all of its matches.
Move! to fight sedentary living
This is a major public health concern that Stade Rennais seized with both hands in 2021. The consequences of physical inactivity and sedentary living are the main causes of avoidable deaths worldwide. In the fight against sedentary living and to promote an active lifestyle, the club created “Move!” to encourage everyone to take their health (back) in hand through physical activity. Behind this individual appeal, there is a whole community that is committed to taking action for its region. Since the programme was created, conferences, events, sports lessons in schools, videoconferences and more have already raised awareness amongst thousands of children and adults.
Find out more about the Move! programme
Le Stade de l’Emploi
On a regional level, Stade Rennais F.C. has been organising “Le Stade de l’Emploi” at Roazhon Park since 2014. This day connects jobseekers with local recruiters, to support professional integration. This is an entirely different backdrop from other local action, a job centre or recruiter’s office. Jobseekers can also benefit from advice and coaching sessions through various workshops and conferences.
The key statistics from “Stade de l’Emploi”:
- An average of 4,000 visitors per edition
- 85 companies were on site seeking new young talent
- 80% of visitors said they made useful contacts
- 57% of companies believed they made useful contacts as part of this day
- 88% of them found the right candidate
Become a “player” in the match through Club Rouge et Noir.
Enjoy a unique behind-the-scenes experience at Roazhon park, experience a red-carpet arrival, greet the players when they arrive at their dressing room, accompany them from the tunnel to the pitch before kick-off: these are some of the benefits that Club Rouge et Noir offers members of regional partner clubs. As a bridge between the region’s amateur football and the professional world, this community that brings together 140 clubs meets every year at the Henri Guérin training centre, the Stade Rennais F.C. performance centre to participate in a huge celebratory tournament: the Erminig Kup.
To join Club Rouge et Noir: clubrougeetnoir@staderennais.fr
The “Quartiers Football Club”
As part of a scheme jointly created by Stade Rennais F.C and the City of Rennes, the QFC spends several afternoons a year meeting youngsters in the city’s neighbourhoods. Led by coaches from the Sports Department and players from the Red and Black Academy, several hundreds of children who are not members of the club and hailing from the Berry, Gayeulles, Blosne and Villejean neighbourhoods gather to take part in football-related workshops based on sports and play. This initiative enables under-privileged children to discover the benefits of sport through football.
In addition:
- The LFP, L1, L2, EA Sports and the Licra (the International League against Racism and anti-Semitism) invite you to “get in the game” against racism and anti-Semitism.
- Whether gay or straight, we all wear the same shirt.
- Professional football united for the “Bleuet de France”.
- “Childhood should be child’s play!”
- L1 and L2 support caregivers!
- The GHT (regional hospital group) was welcomed to Roazhon Park before the caregivers’ tournament.
- EUR 10,533 was collected for Ukraine.