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No whisk, no reward…Wolves Foundation participants are being given the opportunity to study for a catering and hospitality qualification thanks to a new project delivered with funding from the West Midlands Combined Authority. The ‘Catering Club’ is a ten-week programme delivered in partnership with the City of Wolverhampton College, offering...
postEighty students from seven schools across the city took part in an event organised by Wolves Foundation designed to offer them more say in issues around mental health and wellbeing. The Foundation were delighted to link up with the Barnardo’s Children’s Charity, City of Wolverhampton Council and Black Country ICB...
postWolves Foundation recently hosted a morning of music, joy and laughter at a special celebration event for Molineux Memories, with support made possible in part through donations generated by players of the Wolves Lottery. The North Bank Bar was filled with smiles, conversation and even a spot of dancing as...
postCodsall Middle School proved they were right on the spot when representing Wolves Foundation to win the Premier League Primary Stars national tournament at Molineux. The Year 5/6 team, playing in the mixed event, came through their group and the knockout stages to face Chelsea in the final, eventually prevailing...
postWolves Foundation’s new project to bring activities, events and positivity back to green spaces across Wolverhampton has made a strong start, with early sessions attracting high numbers of young people. The Your Spaces programme, led by Wolves Foundation in partnership with the City of Wolverhampton Council and funded by the...
postOver 70 supporters from Wolves, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Walsall and West Bromwich Albion came together for the inaugural Tour de Midlands event - raising vital funds for their respective club charities and demonstrating the power of football to unite communities around a shared cause. Starting and finishing at the...
postAnother fantastic season for Wolves Disability FC was crowned at the annual awards night in front of an audience of 240 at Molineux. Players from the under-12s, under-16s and adult teams were joined by family memories and Wolves Foundation staff and volunteers at the annual celebration, a continuing sign of...
postStudents on the Sports Coaching degree course delivered thanks to a partnership between Wolves Foundation and the University of Wolverhampton enjoyed a coaching session from two of the club’s international stars. As part of their own studies towards their coaching qualifications, prior to the end of last season Brazilian international...
postWolves Foundation ambassador and lifelong Wolves fan Mark Rhodes has released his first single in 22 years – a charity World Cup anthem for the West Midlands. 'Sing It Everybody', a feel-good anthem written by Rhodes and featuring the BIMM Institute Birmingham Gospel Choir, is now available across all major...
postWolves Foundation are delighted to announce that Joao Gomes and Louanne Worsey have been named as PFA Community Champions. The Brazilian midfielder from the men’s first-team and the Wolves Women forward have picked up the awards to mark their exceptional commitment to the Foundation’s work across the local community. “The...
