Mfcfoundation.co.uk Website Review

Our mission is simple, by harnessing the pas*ion and power of the Football Club brand, we work to raise aspirations and improve the life Our mission is simple, by harnessing the pas*ion and power of the Football Club brand, we work to raise aspirations and improve the life We work in some of the most disadvantaged areas of Teesside, engaging with those who are hard to reach through the delivery of inspiring As a native Teessider and lifelong Middlesbrough fan, it has always been my firmly-held belief that the football club exists as part of, and to serve, the local community. It was with this conviction that the official charitable arm of Middlesbrough FC was first registered on November 25, 1996. The aim of the charity was – as it remains – to give something back to the people of Teesside, who are the lifeblood of the Club. I look back with great pride on those early ambitions, and the fact that the Foundation has gone from strength to strength in the intervening years. I would like to thank the countless individuals and organisations that have lent the charity their support over the past two decades: together, we really have made a difference and, with your continuing support, we look to achieve even more in the Some young people, and indeed their parents, have little or no hope or aspiration for the future. I have often said, that a person who has no hope, will be a person who has no life. I believe those words to be true, because hope is probably one of the best things in life. Hope can lead to ambition, aspiration, self-belief and greater self-esteem. MFC Foundation is about raising hope in all of the young people we work with, by using the power and influence of football, so that they The courses organised and delivered by MFC Foundation have been particularly beneficial to our school in many different ways. Having a team of young, inspiring, professional staff to deliver our syllabus eases pressure on our staff, allows children to interact with