In support of the Football Remembers campaign, the club have planted a tree in the grounds of Rockliffe Park in memory of our players who served and died in the First World War.
Our official charity partner Teesside Hospice have launched their Hospice Hipster fundraising campaign for November – and a number of our players will be joining in.
Boro Academy’s ‘No Barriers’ project will culminate at our home match against Rotherham United tonight (7.45pm), which shows there are no barriers when it comes to football and football clubs.
Boro players Sam McQueen and Danny Batth helped the MFC Foundation deliver a football session to children with Cerebral Palsy on our Borobility programme.
The MFC Foundation have launched a new children’s book, ‘The Bridge That George Built’, which will be hitting the shelves at the MFC retail store on Tuesday October 23.
After a four year hiatus, MFC Foundation are delighted to announce the return of ‘A Question of Boro’, which will see a team of current Boro stars taking on a group of club legends.
Having worked on an award-winning project on the Battle of Passchendaele last year, young footballers from our Academy are aiming to show that there are no barriers when it comes to football and football clubs.
More than 120 young people from the Teesside area were joined by Boro's George Friend to celebrate completing a summer of team-building and charitable work with MFC Foundation.
Middlesbrough Supporters Forum is asking generous Boro fans to take a donation for the Middlesbrough Foodbank to the home game against Birmingham City on Saturday August 11 2018.
