MFC Foundation has named Oliver Swain as our Premier League Community Captain in recognition of his commitment and contribution to the game and society.
Galley Hill School in Guisborough were deserved winners of the Premier League Primary Stars U11 Girls Cup qualifiers at the Herlingshaw.
MFC Foundation were proud to crown St. Edward’s Primary School as local round winners of the EFL Utilia Kids Cup.
A Team Through Time, a new temporary exhibition featuring some historic Middlesbrough Football Club memorabilia will open at Skinningrove’s Land of Iron Museum on Saturday 1st February 2025.
We're now taking enquiries for the 2025/26 intake of our Sports Coaching and Development Degree, in partnership with the University of South Wales.
Participants from our Think With Your Feet (TWYF) Group were honoured to compete in the inaugural Tough to Talk Cup, organised by the North Riding County FA.
MFC Foundation are inviting supporters to attend our inaugural memorabilia event at the Riverside Stadium prior to Middlesbrough’s EFL Championship fixture against Leeds United next week.
We were honoured to present a unique Premier League Primary Stars lesson as the North East’s Club Community Organisations (CCOs) came together to celebrate the best of the region.
We were thrilled to celebrate another memorable afternoon as the Foundation took centre stage for the Men’s 2024/25 dedicated fixture.
Saturday is a special day for the Foundation. Thanks once more to the generosity of Kindred Group, for this game only Unibet will be replaced by the Foundation’s name and logo on the front of Boro’s shirts.
MFC Foundation’s Bright Lights programme has received a boost from Friend of the Foundation Racz Group, and over 50% of participants have successfully gained employment.
As part of the English Football League’s (EFL) Week of Action, Boro’s Head Coach Michael Carrick visited a local school to take part in Ferrero UK’s social responsibility programme Joy of moving.
For the second year running, Durata donated their front of shirt of sponsorship to the Foundation.
MFC Foundation would like to issue a heartfelt “thank-you” to everyone who made our annual dinner a success.
Generosity from Boro fans allied with commitment from a group of Premier League Kicks participants helped bring smiles to the faces of children in Ward 22 of James Cook University Hospital.
Top of the table Boro Women are back in action this Sunday and it’s a special day for MFC Foundation.
Congratulations to Laurence Jackson School in Guisborough who won the local heats of the Utilita U13 Girls Cup at the Herlingshaw Centre.
We’re delighted with the news that planning permission for our new Southlands Centre has been approved.
When we were contacted by Matt Storey about a donation of old match programmes, we were grateful for the thought and delighted that we could enhance the work we do across different ages.
In what has become a fixture of our holiday provision, the latest Premier League Kicks intersite event was another success.
Middlesbrough FC will be shelving their traditional red shirt on Saturday in a bid to highlight the dangers of knife crime.
We were honoured and delighted to have won the Health Award in the Organisational Award category at the Tees Valley EDI Awards on Friday night.
After a little over two-and-a-half-years, our Head of Foundation steps down from her full-time role today, continuing to support the Foundation in a consultancy role on our capital projects whilst embarking on some new opportunities in 2025.
There was late heartache for England in the final of the Homeless World Cup in Seoul this morning.
