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Nuno: Vaccines will help get us back to normal 12 Mar 2021 Now Playing Wolves head coach calls on fans to take up COVID-19 vaccinations to save lives and help communities Related Articles Nuno Espirito Santo has called on football fans to take the COVID-19 vaccine to save lives and allow life to return to normality. The Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach is looking forward to having his vaccination after some of his backroom staff had theirs, qualifying through the proviso that it is available to anyone aged 55 or over. "I see Ron [Picken, kit man], he’s much happier,...

Coronavirus: Latest on how clubs support community 31 Mar 2021 Now Playing See the ways in which Premier League clubs and their foundations help local people and health services during the pandemic in 2021 Related Articles Below is a summary of the work each club have been doing. See more: Cookies on PremierLeague.com The Premier League website employs cookies to make our website work and improve your user experience. Essential cookies are required for the operation of our website. You may disable these but this may affect website functionality. Non-essential cookies h...

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo donates £250,000 to poverty charity By TPN/Lusa, in Sport, Football · 02-02-2021 10:00:00 · 2 Comments Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo has generously donated £250,000 to help tackle poverty in the city. The 47-year-old has dug into his own pocket as part of the Wolves Foundation’s £500,000 Feed Our Pack project. The scheme aims to reduce the effects of food poverty and support residents of ...

Nuno generosity helps Wolves' Feed Our Pack project 2 Feb 2021 Related Articles The warm welcome afforded to Nuno Espirito Santo when he arrived at Wolverhampton Wanderers is being repaid with a personal donation of £250,000 from the head coach to help "Feed Our Pack", a new project addressing food poverty in the local community. Launched by Wolves Foundation, the club's official charity, Feed Our Pack will operate for an initial three-year period supporting local foodbanks. The project will also target combatting "holiday hunger", with a programme of food, sport and e...

Wolves boss Nuno donates £250,000 to poverty campaign London (AFP) – Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Nuno Espirito Santo has donated £250,000 ($343,000, 283,000 euros) to help tackle poverty in the central England city, it was announced Thursday. The 47-year-old Premier League boss has put his money into the Wolves Foundation’s £500,000 Feed Our Pack project. This scheme aims to reduce the impact of food poverty upon Wolverhampton residents who have suffered as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The project, which will initially run for three years, has also been made possibl...