Become a Patron

Paycare has been a key contributor to the Foundation, from creating the Paycare lounge which creates a safe and comfortable space for disabled Wolves supporters to helping sustain the awareness of health and well-being within the community.

Paycare, a Wolverhampton based Health Care plan providers, have been supporting Wolves disabled supporters and the Club’s wider community work since 1998.

Moog has been established in the United Kingdom since 1968 – providing over half a century of local expertise.

Moog Groups represented include, Industrial, Aircraft and Space & Defense. Moog Aircraft Group has a Wolverhampton site based in Coven, under 10 mins drive from Molineux, and joined the Donor Patron Scheme in 2021.

Samantha Hague Optometry is an independent practice specialising in luxury eyewear.

Based in Tettenhall, the family business is owned solely by Optometrist Samantha and her husband Paul. The couple work alongside their hand-picked team of trusted colleagues to deliver the highest standards.

Originally established in 1985 as Sheward Opticians, before being rebranded in 2019, the modern practice is fitted with industry-leading hi-tech ophthalmic equipment and offers quality service and patient care.

Howard Wright have been based in Wolverhampton since the 1930’s, helping families achieve their financial goals and future dreams for over 90 Years.

As a local family business Howard Wright sees family, football and working with the local community at the core of what they do, and are excited to be joining as a Pack Patron.

Purcell Branding is the official print partner of Wolverhampton Wanderers, providing the signage you will see around Molineux Stadium.

Founded in July 2022, owner Dave Purcell has over 28 years experience in the industry. Purcell has also been a strong supporter of Wolves Foundation, with various printing and design services in recent years.

A local business with Wolves in its DNA, Purcell Branding is proud to join the club’s official charity as a Pack Patron.

Invest Wolverhampton promotes the City of Wolverhampton to attract, support and retain inward investment, helping local businesses to create jobs, prosper, and grow, building a thriving economy that is creating opportunities for residents.

Wolverhampton is proud to be a thriving, diverse and inclusive city, home to people from all over the world who speak over 90 languages. And proud to be home to a Premier League football club.

We’re ranked joint number one in fDi Intelligence’s ‘Small European Cities of the Future’ category (March 2023) and have been crowned the most entrepreneurial city in the ‘UK’s top 10 most Entrepreneurial Towns and Cities’ report (Superscript, November 2022).

We’re a city with a strong vision and a progressive council bringing energy and pace to new developments and change, trusted by our partners, with a track record of making things happen.

Nuffield Health is the UK’s largest healthcare charity, committed to building a healthier nation through outstanding services in our 37 award-winning hospitals, 114 fitness & wellbeing gyms and healthcare clinics. They share Wolves Foundation’s ambitions of encouraging healthier, more active people across our communities.

Nuffield Health Wolverhampton Hospital has an established reputation as the leading provider of private healthcare in the West Midlands, offering an excellent team of highly skilled and experienced consultants, with exceptional Matron-led nursing care in a hospital that has been rated as ‘Good’ in all areas by the Care Quality Commission.

Their nearest fitness & wellbeing gyms are located in Wolverhampton, Telford and Cannock.

The Mount is a local family business, and the hotel enjoys a long-standing relationship with Wolves. They are proud backers of a number of charities in the area, including the Wolves Foundation.

The business is passionate about supporting young people in Wolverhampton, and is particularly excited about our activities and opportunities to engage with under-18s.

The 4-star country house in Tettenhall is widely regarded as one of the premiere hotels in the area, and also boasts a beautiful 18-hole golf course and driving range.

The club’s official sustainability partner, Reconomy have been vital in the club’s push for a greener future and the ‘One Pack One Planet’ initiative.

From producing recycled football kits for our partner schools, to offering environmentally-friendly solutions in Foundation offices at Molineux, Reconomy are a huge part of helping our charity become more sustainable. We’re delighted they’re committed to supporting the Wolves Foundation.

Berriman Eaton is a leading, independent Estate & Letting Agency, specialising in residential sales, lettings, and property management. With a dedicated 30-strong team and four offices, including in Tettenhall and Wombourne, they blend local expertise and market insights to secure optimal outcomes for all of their clients.

Community understanding is integral to Berriman Eaton’s mission. They forge strong relationships within the areas they serve and joining the Wolves Foundation as a Pack Patron provides the opportunity to give back to these communities, reinforcing a commitment to the clients and the neighbourhoods in which they operate.

Hindley Contractors are a professional and experienced construction business, established for over 30 years. As a family run business, they are keen to give back to their communities by supporting Wolves Foundation.

The Foundation’s aims of encouraging active people and safer communities, also go hand in hand with Hindley Contractors’ ongoing partnership with Wolverhampton City Boxing Club.

The first port of call for both commercial and domestic clients – right across the Midlands and beyond – who need highly skilled, reliable, and trustworthy building professionals.

From academic institutions and office blocks to bespoke house builds and garage conversions – Hindley’s skill lies in the construction, repair, and maintenance of a wide variety of buildings, both big and small.

Sparklier specialise in beautifully recreating jewellery. Their mission is simple, to offer sustainable, high-quality preloved jewellery that celebrate the past without compromising on luxury, and without the extreme environmental harm of mining more precious metals and gemstones.

Based locally in Wolverhampton, Sparklier’s ethos of ‘Reviving yesterday, to sustain tomorrow’ aligns with Wolves Foundation’s push for more sustainable solutions at the charity, as part of the club-wide ‘One Pack One Planet’ initiative.

Whilst their competitors simply resell second-hand jewellery, Sparklier breathe new life into each piece, going beyond the transaction to ensure each customer receive a truly beautiful piece of restored jewellery, all at fantastic value. Their process is a labour of love, rejuvenating each item’s sparkle and story, making them not just beautiful but cherished.