A poignant morning was held at the Riverside Stadium on Sunday as members of the community came together to support those living with dementia.
Twenty-one volunteers completed a 14,000ft tandem skydive at Shotton Colliery Airfield to support the ongoing work of Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation.
For the first time, the trials, the only ones to be held outside London, were staged at our new Southlands facility and featured nine teams from the north of England from as far afield as Liverpool.
For the second year running Domino's Teesside has demonstrated its support for the Foundation by retaining their Gold Friend of the Foundation status and continuing their sponsorship of the Matchday Jackpot.
If you were in attendance at Middlesbrough’s final pre-season fixture, you may have witnessed a half-time interview between BBC Tees’ Gary Phillipson and someone we’re immensely proud of.
To mark the 150th anniversary of Middlesbrough Football Club by members of Middlesbrough Cricket Club both sides came together in a fun-filled 20/20 cricket game at Acklam Park, the home of Middlesbrough Cricket Club.
Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation have a new home which we hope will enhance our already impressive commitment to the people of Teesside.
Young people in two parts of Middlesbrough will be the latest to benefit from a pledge to bring youth services to every part of the town.
It’s not that often that we talk about one of our own, But we will here and make no excuses for doing it.
New banners celebrating Middlesbrough's place in the world have been installed close to the Riverside Stadium.
The presence of Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation could not be missed last Saturday as we celebrated another successful Foundation fixture.
Our Premier League Primary Stars programme was front and centre of two special workshops when the Show Racism the Red Card roadshow came to town.
We’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who helped celebrate our 30th birthday in style with 30 Miles For 30 Years during Roary’s Big Week.
Our life-changing work is taking centre stage this weekend after principal partner FDJ United (parent company of the 32RED brand) donated its front-of-shirt sponsorship.
This season, the Premier League's More Than A Game initiative will continue to showcase how Premier League funding and club-led community programmes positively impact millions of lives.
Support the life-changing work of Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation by owning the shirt off the players’ backs.
FDJ United, the parent company of 32RED, have kindly donated the front-of-shirt space for Sunday's Boro Women game to allow Middlesbrough FC Foundation to take centre stage.
To mark World Book Day 2026, the Premier League are giving away more than 120,000 free books to children across England and Wales, through its Premier League Primary Stars programme.
An action-packed day of football saw our Teesside University site walk away winners of our latest Premier League Kicks intasite tournament.
Over 75 participants graced the astro turf at Teesside University after Iftar, as Ramadan Football returned in style.
John Baker has been on the board of trustees at the Foundation for 12 years, four of those as chair. He’s stepped down a proud man and has been replaced by Professor Mark Simpson....
National Apprenticeship Week brings together businesses and apprentices across the country, shining a light on the positive impact that apprenticeships make.
The Avenue Primary School has earned the right to represent Middlesbrough FC in the regional round of the Premier League Primary Stars U11 Girls Cup.
St. Edward's Primary School preserved the local Utilita Kids Cup title for another year after overcoming Kader Athletic in the final.
