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SMF invests £0.5 million in next phase of Everton in the Community partnership
For a child struggling in school, the challenge is rarely just attendance. It might be poor mental health, family pressures,…
Communications and Impact Manager
Shape the voice of one of the UK’s leading family foundations. The Steve Morgan Foundation is seeking a Comms and…
Operations Manager
Run the systems behind our five-year, £100 million commitment The Steve Morgan Foundation has a vacancy for an experience Operations…
Steve receives honorary degree from the University of Exeter
Steve Morgan joined new University of Exeter graduates this summer to receive an Honorary Doctorate of Laws. Our Founder and…
Building skills, confidence and opportunity through football
Our Founder and Chairman, Steve Morgan CBE, sent a video message to 50 young people as they graduated from the…
New £500,000 partnership with Generation UK
Young people across the Liverpool City Region who face barriers to work, with no clear route into growing sectors, are…
A further £6 million committed to LFC Foundation
The Steve Morgan Foundation has committed a further £6 million to Liverpool Football Club’s official charity, the LFC Foundation, through…
Maggie’s Liverpool breaks ground
Our third Maggie’s Centre has broken ground and is on track to open in 2027. Thanks to £5million from the…
Steve Morgan Foundation leads on Ministerial visit
On Friday 3 July, the Steve Morgan Foundation welcomed the Minister for Sport, Tourism, Civil Society and Youth, Stephanie Peacock…
25th Anniversary Conference and Awards picture gallery
At the Steve Morgan Foundation Conference and Awards 2026 we celebrated 25 years of changing lives for good. It was…
Coping with Diabetes – SMF announces additional £280,000 funding
As part of our investment into type 1 diabetes research and wellbeing, we are delighted to announce a further £280,000…
Celebrating 25 years of investment and impact
The Steve Morgan Foundation 25th Anniversary Conference and Awards celebrated 25 years of changing lives for good through £0.5 billion…