Our club is almost entirely funded by membership fees and we try to run a tight ship to give our members the best value and avoid dragging our volunteers into time-consuming and often dull fundraising activity.  Every now and again though an angel appears and offers us significant financial input with nothing asked for in return - this page is here to publicly acknowledge their contributions and give a huge THANK YOU from all the volunteers, players and supporters at WWFC - you are superstars one and all!  Big thanks too to the many other people, usually our smashing volunteers, who make small purchases every day which they could ask the club to fund, but choose not to - your generosity is much appreciated!

Steve and Julie Brown made huge donations not once but twice when we first got up and running, paying for jackets for all our new teams.  We've named our annual Most Improved Player award for the Wildcats team after them as a gesture of our gratitude.  The Browns are a right Willow dynasty: four of their grandchildren have been WWFC players, and the kids' parents have all been volunteers in various capacities.

Coach Henry in one of the splendid jackets funded by the Browns

Trent Safety Services have repeatedly provided PPE and med kits, particularly when helping us return to football after COVID-19 restrictions were relaxed - thank you to Raptors manager Liam and his team!  https://trentsafetyservices.co.uk/

Paul Rogers made a cash donation equivalent to a full new set of match kit for our Bulldogs - we used it to cover the cost of new jackets for a number of new joiners to the team.

Asda Arnold have awarded us £700 through two separate Green Token schemes - thanks to everyone who voted for us, we made top spot at the second time of asking!

Kath Duerden bought the tasty prizes at our inaugural Quiz Night in March 2019 - regrettably we didn't get a picture but those who were there had a superb time and it's become a regular fixture.

Wildcat Reuben with his grandparents who donated our first quiz prizes

Jackie Cornwell first helped us by buying the sweets sold at the 2019 end of season celebration - they went down a treat.  Sadly, Jackie passed away in 2021, but the club received a donation from her estate which allowed us to buy new jackets for two of our teams when we moved to Joma jackets - those jackets carry her name in her honour.