Raith Rovers Football Club is a Scottish professional football club based in Kirkcaldy, Fife. Established in 1883, the club is one of Scotland’s historic football organisations and currently competes in the Scottish Professional Football League Championship. Its home ground is Stark’s Park on Pratt Street in Kirkcaldy, which has been the club’s principal home for generations. The SPFL confirms Stark’s Park as the club’s home venue and lists Raith Rovers within the Scottish Championship. The club has a long history in Scottish football and has won several significant domestic honours. Its most notable achievements include winning the Scottish League Cup in 1994, defeating Celtic in the final, and winning the Scottish Challenge Cup on multiple occasions. The 1994 League Cup triumph remains one of the defining moments in the club’s modern history and also earned Raith Rovers qualification for European competition. The club subsequently competed in the UEFA Cup during the 1994–95 season. Raith Rovers has also spent substantial periods competing in Scotland’s top division and has maintained a strong regional following throughout Fife. Beyond its first team, Raith Rovers operates a wider football and community structure. The organisation has a strong commitment to youth development and maintains programmes intended to provide opportunities for young players to progress within football. Its Roary Club and community football activities provide additional engagement opportunities for children and families. The Raith Rovers Community Foundation also delivers football, employability, education, inclusion and community-development programmes throughout the local area, including recreational football, walking football, para-football and school-based initiatives. The club underwent a significant ownership change in May 2023, when a local consortium acquired a controlling stake. The new ownership group stated its intention to establish a long-term platform for the club’s sporting and commercial development while strengthening its relationship with supporters and the wider Fife community. Commercially, Raith Rovers operates hospitality, sponsorship, advertising, retail and matchday services alongside its football activities. Its commercial material highlights the club’s growing digital reach, supporter engagement and hospitality offering at Stark’s Park. The club’s LinkedIn profile identifies Raith Rovers as a spectator-sports organisation with 11–50 employees and headquarters at Stark’s Park in Kirkcaldy. The official club contact page confirms Stark’s Park, Pratt Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 1SA as the club’s main office and lists dedicated contacts for football administration, supporter services, commercial operations, media, finance and facilities.