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.
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.
The presence of Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation could not be missed last Saturday as we celebrated another successful Foundation fixture.
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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 He’s stepped down a proud man and has been replaced by Professor Mark Simpson....
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.
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new programme, OPTIMISE with Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation.
We're delighted to announce that our hugely popular Ramadan Football sessions will return to Teesside University next month.
One man’s story of overcoming adversity is helping football fans smile this January.
Since the start of the new academic calendar, Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation has been proud to deliver an exciting Premier League Primary Stars project, exploring how the values of football can shape positive behaviour and life skills.
Held for the first time in the Harwick Bar at the Riverside, our annual inclusive dance in association with Dementia Action Teesside was a mixture of song and dance which evoked memories for many of Christmases gone by.
The Out There project reached an exciting milestone with a dynamic event hosted at Middlesbrough Football Club’s Riverside Stadium, a celebration of creativity, confidence, and collaboration for young people across the Tees Valley.
Boro Women stars Ruby Cook and Grace Boyes cheered on the next generation of northeast talent as the local round of the Utilita Girls Cup took place at the Herlingshaw Centre.
Aidan Morris was a welcome addition to Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation’s anti-racism workshop, in collaboration with Show Racism The Red Card and Premier League Primary Stars.
Enquiries for the 2025/26 intake of our Sports Coaching and Development Degree are open.
Moving to a new home for what started as a session of Walking Football has opened new opportunities for participants in our Parkinson’s Football sessions.
A purposeful day mixed with joy and celebration, as the first-ever Eid Party was held at the Riverside Stadium
The Herlingshaw Centre was a hub of excitement last week as primary school children from across the region battled it out for the Wilf Mannion Cup.
The newest site in our Premier League Kicks provision was a hive of activity when the Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner paid a visit to make a big announcement.
Students from Middlesbrough College received the benefit of insight and wisdom over a nine-week period in a course for students seeking career ideas and advice.
