Wolve Wolves Community Trust

Wolves Community Trust is the registered charity of Wolverhampton Wanderers FC. The charity supports the local community through delivering projects relevant to sport, health, education, inclusion and community donations. More than 60 dedicated staff and volunteers work hard to address health, inequalities, and educational needs, employ ability, and reduce antisocial behaviour and much more. Annually WCT reach 25,000 residents through projects spanning all age, gender, socio-economic and ethnicity demographics working with a range of local and national partners to tackle key local issues. Over 4,000 participants are engaged in sports programmers alone, with over 85 weekly sessions being delivered within our communities. A total of 92 schools were engaged in Wolves Community Trust activities during the 14/15 academic year, engaging more than 12,000 school children. Wolves Aid is unique within football, distributing grants to small charities and organizations based locally. To date, £850,000 has been donated since 2008, supporting over 125 local good causes.
During the course there is a futsal team that runs with it and wolves trust sponsor the futsal team applying them with kit/ tracksuits with there logo on to promote them when playing against other teams and so on. They also go around to loads of schools in the area and put coaching sessions on for them and teach them the basics of the beautiful game When wolves football club have games they trust will look into finding kids to walk out onto the pitch with the players and they will have some half time acuity put on for them e.g. penalty shootout or some race across the pitch, only little things but the kids enjoy it and they get a massive buzz of doing it in front of a big