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MANCHESTER UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED 

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Outstanding CSR programme for the sake of raising children:

community engagement

encouraging healthy eating

disability-inclusive programs

narrowing the reading gap for children who are underachieving

a UNICEF partnership, donating signed items to various charities, and children’s hospital visits by players

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Manchester United Foundation: Engaging youth through football to transform lives.

Christmas Tree Decoration: Raised £7,813 for Royal Manchester Children's Hospital Charity.

Community Engagement: Partnering with local schools for educational programs.

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Zero Carbon Airports: Manchester United is committed to creating Zero Carbon Airports, which includes reducing their environmental impact and promoting sustainable practices for fans coming to Old Trafford to watch football matches

Sustainability Initiatives: The club is working towards self-imposed targets while also striving to achieve independently recognized standards in sustainability

Health and Safety: Manchester United has partnered with Ecolab to show leadership in hygiene and sustainable practices, ensuring a cleaner environment for fans, employees, and players

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Manchester United is committed to ensuring that no job applicant or existing member of staff suffers discrimination on the grounds of age, sex, disability, ethnic origin, nationality or national origin, religion or similar philosophical belief, race or colour, gender or gender re-assignment, sexual orientation, marital or civil partnership status, or family circumstances. They aim to prevent discrimination, harassment, bullying, and victimisation by their staff and encourage members of staff who are disabled to inform the company so that they can support them appropriately. Manchester United's equal opportunities policy extends to all areas of employment within the company, including advertising, recruitment, selection, promotion, and training

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Manchester United | Corporate Social Responsibity

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Manchester United believes in contributing to the community in the widest sense and not just in terms of trophy wins. They are committed to tackling environmental and social issues at regional, national, and international levels, using their brand to raise awareness and support. The club aims to be transparent about their CSR performance and works towards self-imposed targets while also striving to achieve independently recognized standards. Manchester United encourages stakeholders to enquire about their CSR policies and supports initiatives such as safeguarding children and adults at risk, online protection, and privacy policy

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Manchester United recognizes its responsibility to protect vulnerable groups, including children and adults at risk, from abuse of any kind. They have a commitment to practice that protects these groups and have established a safeguarding policy for reporting and addressing such issues. The club also works with the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre to educate and support fans in staying safe online

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Manchester United is committed to sustainability and reducing its environmental impact. They have implemented IFRS 15 for revenue from contracts with customers, which has affected their financial statements and revenue recognition. The club's revenue streams include commercial, broadcasting, and matchday revenues, which are subject to critical estimates and management judgement. Manchester United recognizes the importance of sustainability and encourages students and graduates to consider careers in the environmental sector or sustainability

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One project they do is focused on female engagement.

They host girls-only sessions that aim to “break down social and cultural barriers, provide opportunities for girls to take part in football activities and competitions".

=> Build confidence and empower girls to fulfill their potential

=> Mentor young girls to promote employability skills.

The Foundation also manages the Manchester United FA Girls’ Regional Talent Club which is an “elite program” that provides opportunities for girls aged 9-16 years old to play at the highest level of football.

=> Purposing of creating future international-level athletes.

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- United and Me Campaign gives young people a global platform to share their stories and experiences.

=> Showcase the impact on their lives.

=> Motivate them to engage and develop via the experiences offered.

- Environmental Awareness promotes positive environmental involvement, whose progress will be reported to the Environmental Management Action Group.

- Rise Project focuses on identifying and mentoring exceptionally talented young people, creating lifelong opportunities positively impacting individuals.

- Health and Social Wellbeing contributes to young people's ability to live a healthy lifestyle, gives them a sense of belonging in their community, and aims to improve educational and employment outcomes, enhancing employability.

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The Glazer Family (75% equity)

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe (25% equity, taking charge of football activities)

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Omar Berrada