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.
National Apprenticeship Week brings together businesses and apprentices across the country, shining a light on the positive impact that apprenticeships make.
Our annual dinner was a night to showcase the best of Middlesbrough Football Club Foundation. It was a special night, especially for Charlotte Dinsdale.
On Sunday 14 September we’re hosting the inaugural Alan Peacock Walk – Boro Remembers, celebrating the lives of those who are no longer with us.
It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Alan Peacock.
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.
Award-winning charity Street Soccer partners with MFC Foundation, Middlesbrough FC, Middlesbrough Council & Everyone Active to expand the search for Team England.
Shortly before the Boro game against Derby there was a presentation on the pitch to five special people.
MFC Foundation has named Oliver Swain as our Premier League Community Captain in recognition of his commitment and contribution to the game and society.
There was late heartache for England in the final of the Homeless World Cup in Seoul this morning.
England have successfully qualified for the knockout stage of the Homeless World Cup as a Tier 1 side after winning seven of eight Group A matches.
Three MFC Foundation employees have submitted successful applications to join the Football Association’s Leadership Academy (FALA) Course.
MFC Foundation would like to extend our best wishes to Deputy Head Craig McManus, who is jetting off to Seoul to manage England at the 19th instalment of the Homeless World Cup.
