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It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Alan Peacock.

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.

Working alongside the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland, MFC Foundation are helping to deliver a serious message.

Take a portion of Dementia Awareness Week, add a liberal dash of Local History Month and combine it together with MFC Foundation and you have a mix for a memorable afternoon in Middlesbrough.

A cold, blustery day made life a little uncomfortable for a short while for some; each of the participants had lived through far worse.

We were honoured to receive some high praise for April’s Show Racism The Red Card event at the Riverside Stadium.

Teams representing eight primary schools from the Tees Valley contested this year’s Lee Stephenson Cup.

Young people representing MFC Foundation joined hundreds from across England and Wales in this year’s Premier League Inspires Challenge

A highly competitive day combined with laughter and fun, as six local Premier League Kicks sides were invited to Middlesbrough College for an Easter tournament.

Award-winning charity Street Soccer partners with MFC Foundation, Middlesbrough FC, Middlesbrough Council & Everyone Active to expand the search for Team England.

It was a day to remember for three local primary schools when they visited the Riverside for a Show Racism The Red Card 2025 event.

The seeds of a session which could make a significant difference to those living with Parkinson’s Disease have been sown in a small community centre on the outskirts of Stockton.

Two MFC Foundation teams were represented at the Premier League Kicks Cup regional finals, hosted by Bradford City FC Community Foundation.

There were smiles throughout the miles on Monday evening, as our Match FIT participants completed five kilometres as part of Roary’s Big Week

Roary’s Big Week, our annual fundraiser, is back for 2025 and we’re appealing to supporters to give what they can...

We all face challenges, every day of every week. Some are clear to everyone, others are hidden away.

There were smiles in abundance at Teesside University as our Ramadan Football initiative returned for 2025.

Shortly before the Boro game against Derby there was a presentation on the pitch to five special people.

Boro’s game against Derby was their Unite For Access game.

MFC Foundation is delighted to announce that it has been awarded a grant from the Sky Bet EFL Building Foundations Fund (BFF).