Saturday’s clash against Arsenal marked the dedicated Leeds United Foundation fixture for the 2025/26 campaign, with the club helping to raise further awareness around our official charity whilst celebrating all of their achievements.

The Foundation supports thousands of people in our local community, specifically working hard to ensure those who may be most vulnerable or disadvantaged, are given opportunities they may otherwise not have access to.

Through the power of football, the Leeds United Foundation aims to enhance the lives of people across our region and beyond, through initiatives and projects that are focused on education, sport participation, and health and wellbeing.

So far, the charity has supported over 55,000 people across our city, delivering more than 90,000 interventions, with 90% of beneficiaries being children and young people, many from underserved communities.

As part of the activities on the matchday, first-team players wore branded Leeds United Foundation t-shirts for the warm-up, which fans now have the chance to get their hands on.

After the game, these t-shirts were signed by the first team before being put up for auction on MatchwornShirt, with all funds raised going towards supporting the Foundation’s various programmes on offer.