Young female participants from Manchester United Foundation came together for a full day of learning, leadership, and inspiration as part of PGMOL’s (Professional Game Match Officials) latest ...

Manchester United Foundation participants were gifted brand-new coats by club partner Paul Smith, preparing them for their next steps into higher education and employment. Young people supported by ...

Students from six colleges across Greater Manchester were delighted to be invited to the historic Cliff Training Ground, to compete in the inaugural CPC Inclusion Cup. Following a series of training ...

Only five Irishmen have represented Manchester United more times than John O’Shea, with 393 appearances to his name, but his incredible service to the club extends well beyond the pitch and, indeed, ...

The winners of Manchester United Foundation's matchday lottery were: ...

Manchester United Foundation has hosted a celebration event at Ulster University, to showcase its ongoing outreach work across Derry-Londonderry and mark a new partnership with the International Fund ...

The winners of Manchester United Foundation's matchday lottery were: ...

During the Easter break, children from the Moss Side community enjoyed free activities and meals at Sir Bobby’s Street Reds, funded by the Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation to ensure children remained ...

In a recent trip to Carrington, Manchester United Foundation’s Powerchair football team had an inspirational meet and greet with club captain Bruno Fernandes. After surprising young fan Bobby Moore as ...

Manchester United Foundation's Matchday Lottery gives fans the opportunity to get their hands on some fantastic prizes on all matchdays throughout the season and all proceeds are directly invested ...

Offering young people and adults with disabilities the opportunity to play, volunteer or coach with Manchester United, Ability Counts focuses on players with a sensory, physical and neurological ...

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