MK Dons Announce Camphill MK as One of Their Charity Partners for the 26/27 Season

We’re thrilled to announce that MK Dons have announced Camphill MK as one of their chosen charity partners for the 26/27 season.

Alongside the club’s official charity, Milton Keynes Dons Community Trust, Willen Hospice and Milton Keynes Hospital Charity will return as partners, with MK Food Bank and Camphill MK also added to the list – bringing the total number of charity partners to five.

As a charity partner to MK Dons, we will be allocated a matchday at Stadium MK to raise vital funds and awareness of the much-needed work we do in the city of Milton Keynes.

Neil Hart, Group CEO of Milton Keynes Dons and Stadium MK, said:

“We are delighted welcome these five, brilliant charities on board as our official partners for the season ahead.

“Each of these charities are making an incredible difference in our community and we are proud to offer the platform we have here to amplify the work they do.

“Alongside our own Community Trust who are ever present at Stadium MK, we look forward to welcoming each charity to an MK Dons matchday over the course of the season to showcase their work, partners, staff and volunteers.”

We are thrilled that the city’s football club has expanded its support for more charities in Milton Keynes, further helping to raise vital funds and awareness of the great work we all do in the city of Milton Keynes.

Camphill MK has a long-standing relationship with the football club, which supports some of our residents to continue to play football. Their own charity arm, MK Dons Community Trust, provides a range of community-based sports activities, and their Inclusive Football has offered a great way for the organisations to get to know each other. Below you can see two of our residents receiving their awards for exceptional contributions within the Inclusive Football programme.

And this year, MK Dons’ Chief Commercial Officer, Mark, ran for our charity at the 2026 MK Marathon.



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