• Manchester United Foundation:

• Manchester United Foundation is putting its participants in the global spotlight to tell their stories and explain how the club has made an impact on their lives. They meet young people and share their Foundation journeys, alongside videos on their YouTube channel.

• Girls' Football Development:

• They provide girls only curriculum-time sessions, lunchtime and after school clubs and holiday courses with the aim of getting more girls involved in football. 

• Manchester United is co-owned by the Glazer family and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the founder of INEOS. The Glazer family holds a majority stake, while Ratcliffe controls the club's football operations. 

a. Past PJ:

- Covid 19 Response:

. Foundation supported vulnerable communities -> donating over $1 million, delivering food parcels, and educational resources, and helping local councils.

. Were recognized with the North West Football Award for Community Initiative of the Season.

b. Present PJ:

- Street Reds Program:

. Free community football for young people (8-18) across Greater Manchester.

. Promotes teamwork, and personal development through evening football sessions in safe environments.

. Offers educational pathways and memorable experiences: trip to Munich & surprise visits from Manchester United players -> enhance experience, connect to the club.

- Girls Academy:

. Training program that helps young girls (9-21) become professional football players.

. Known for being one of the best in the world and has won top awards.

. Teaches both football and important life skills -> and many players, like Ella Toone and Katie Zelem, have played for the senior women’s team.

. Runs fun football sessions in schools and communities to help more girls get into the sport.

c. Future PJ:

- Snowdon at Sunrise:

. Special charity hike taking place on August 2, 2025.

. Fans and supporters, including David May, will climb Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, during the night so they can reach the top by sunrise.

. The Foundation helped over 42k children and teenagers in the 2023/24 season through sports, education, and support programs.

. This event is meant to raise money to help they continue its work with young people in local communities.

-> Impacts, public recognition, and ongoing community involvement.

• During the Covid-19 pandemic, the effort earned them the North West Football Award for Community Initiative of the Season.

• Street Reds & Girls Academy are being recognized as one of the best globally, helping girls and young people grow in both sport and life.

1. The Museum Green Policy:

• Protect the environment by using energy and resources wisely, reducing waste, and avoiding pollution.

• Saving energy, recycling more, using less harmful materials, and following laws about the environment.

2. Upcycle Plastic Wear Kit: (2018)

• They wore a special football kit made from recycled ocean plastic, which was created by Adidas in partnership with Parley for the Oceans to help raise awareness about plastic pollution in the sea.