Sportclub Rheindorf Altach, commonly known as SCR Altach, is a professional football club based in Altach, Vorarlberg, Austria. Founded in 1929, the club has developed from a local amateur football organisation into an established professional club representing the Vorarlberg region. Its first team competes in Austrian professional football and plays its home matches at the Cashpoint Arena, also known as Stadion Schnabelholz. The club's sporting structure extends beyond its senior men's team and includes a reserve team, youth development programmes and women's football. Its youth department provides football opportunities for more than 300 children and young people, supporting grassroots participation and the development of future players. SCR Altach also operates a women's football programme, which joined the Austrian Women's Bundesliga in the 2021/22 season. The club's wider structure includes its Juniors team and 1b team, creating development opportunities across different levels of competition. Over the years, SCR Altach has strengthened its position within Austrian football through its professional operations, sporting infrastructure and regional identity. The Cashpoint Arena serves as the club's home ground and a focal point for football supporters from Vorarlberg. Its facilities have also attracted international clubs for training camps during the summer, including well-known European teams. Beyond competitive football, SCR Altach highlights community responsibility through activities involving inclusion, sustainability, volunteering, diversity and social engagement. The club combines professional sporting ambitions with youth development and community involvement, making it an important football institution in the Vorarlberg region. Its operational activities are managed through SCR Altach Spielbetriebs GmbH, with its registered address at Schnabelholz 1, 6844 Altach, Austria.