The Wolverhampton Sports Advisory Council (WSAC) is offering grants of up to £500 to support grassroots sport and physical activity across the city. The fund aims to help more people get active and to celebrate the success of local sports people, clubs and leagues.
Wolverhampton is proud to host the 2025 UK Recovery Conference and Walk, taking place on 12–13 September 2025. WVCA’s SUIT project has played a leading role in bringing this national event to the city. The conference, spiritual service, and Recovery Walk at West Park will bring together people in recovery, their families, and supporters to celebrate resilience and community.
Over the past year, WVCA has successfully secured and redistributed £294,000 to 43 different community groups and organisations across the city. These funds have directly benefited more than 2,400 local people, helping to deliver projects that improve health, wellbeing, volunteering, and community engagement.
Funding continues to be one of the biggest challenges for voluntary and community groups, with many organisations facing uncertainty around how to sustain their work. To help, this September we’re launching Funding Month 2025 – a dedicated campaign designed to give you the tools, knowledge, and confidence to explore new income opportunities.
The Moto in the Community Trust is offering funding to charities, schools, and community organisations working within a 15-mile radius of a Moto Motorway Services site.