MFC’s commitment to promoting diversity and equality has been formally recognised with the award of the Intermediate level of the Premier League’s Equality Standard.
The EFL Trust has today launched a new partnership with Network Rail and the British Transport Police (BTP) to help tackle the increasing number of people risking their lives on the railway.
We’re looking forward to welcoming Mind to our upcoming match against Stoke City on Friday April 19. They’ll be at the game to raise awareness of mental health, and to raise funds to support their vital work.
Our Academy youngsters and the staff were privileged to meet Holocaust survivor Hannah Lewis at Rockliffe this week, when she shared her experiences with an emotional talk.
We’re celebrating all that’s great about the Tees Valley at our game against Norwich City on Saturday March 30 (5.30pm) - and we’re asking you to help us make a difference.
A number of leading Tees Valley businesses have taken steps to ensure more people can enjoy Saturday’s game against Norwich City (5.30pm) where we are celebrating everything great about our region.
The Riverside Stadium will be renamed the Captain James Cook Stadium for our game against Norwich City as we celebrate all that’s great about the Tees Valley.
Boro striker Britt Assombalonga visited the MFC Foundation's +Sport Move & Learn programme at Preston Primary School in Egglescliffe on Tuesday afternoon as part of the EFL’s Day of Action.
Members of the Boro squad spent Tuesday afternoon putting smiles on faces as they visited five different community events, hosted by the MFC Foundation, spanning across Middlesbrough, Stockton, Redcar and Darlington.
