Win a signed Wolves shirt! And support local specialist palliative care charity, Compton Care

Saturday, 13 July 2024 10:23

By Sue Ward, PR & Marketing Officer @Compton_Care

Calling all Wolves fans! Now is your chance to win a fantastic framed and signed Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 2023/24 season squad shirt, with raffle proceeds going to local charity, Compton Care.

One lucky winner could be deciding where to hang this incredible piece of memorabilia, valued at over £350! This official merchandise, complete with Certificate of Authenticity, was kindly donated to Compton by M&E Global Resources.

At just £5 a ticket, all funds raised in the raffle - which runs from Monday 8 July to 5pm on Wednesday 24 July - will help Compton Care to continue to provide high quality, accessible care and support for the people in our communities living with life limiting conditions.

Lee Newman, Compton Care’s Head of Fundraising, said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for any Wolves fans to get their hands on a special piece of memorabilia, and at the same time support a great cause. With signatures from 19 of the 2023-24 Wolverhampton Wanderers FC squad, this shirt would take pride of place in any Wolves fan’s home. Plus, by taking part in the raffle, you’ll be helping to support Compton Care, which provides specialist palliative and bereavement support to people in Wolverhampton and the surrounding areas.”

Tickets to the raffle can be purchased on Compton’s website comptoncare.org.uk/wolvesshirt

Entry to the signed Wolves shirt raffle closes at 5pm on Wednesday, 24 July 2024. Players must be 18+. Please gamble responsibly. Maximum 20 tickets per person. Please see the website for full terms and conditions.

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