The Rotary Club of the City of Wolverhampton has been organising the Tree of Remembr
ance since Christmas 2004. In that time over £130,000 has been raised for good causes while, at the same time, providing people the opportunity to remember lost loved ones in their Christmas celebrations.
Money is raised through corporate sponsorship and individual donations of at least £5.00 per name. From 14th November 2026 each name and message (10 words max) will appear in the display cabinets in the Wulfrun Centre and in the Express & Star during the weeks leading up to Christmas, along with regular updates both on this webpage and on our Club Facebook page.
There are 3 ways to take part:-
Scan the QR Code to the right…….
Or CLICK HERE to download the form, print and complete, then post it together with your cheque to The City of Wolverhampton Rotary Club, c/o MS Therapy Centre, Meadow View Wharf, off Tettenhall Road, WV6 0JT.
Or visit the memorial area in the Wulfrun Centre from 14th November 2026 to complete a form, which will be available there. Once completed, you can post it in the yellow collection box next to the tree.
Regardless of how you take part, each name and message will appear in the display cabinets in the Wulfrun Centre and in the Express & Star during the weeks leading up to Christmas. CLICK HERE to view the completed list of from the 2025 appeal. Once the 2026 appeal begins, the new list will appear here to view also, and will be updated weekly.
The 4 charities being supported this year are listed below alongside our generous sponsors.
If you would like to know more about the City of Wolverhampton Rotary Club or to become a member visit https://rotaryclubwolverhampton.co.uk/becoming-a-member-of-the-rotary-movement/
These are the good causes that the Tree of Remembrance will support during the 2026 appeal, along with our very generous sponsors – we are extremely grateful to them for their support.
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The good causes benefitting this year are Compton Care, The Wolverhampton MS Therapy Centre, The Wolverhampton Coronary Aftercare Support Group, and the City of Wolverhampton Rotary Club Charitable Trust; below is a brief background to each of one of them.
Compton Care
has been providing specialist care and support for families living with life limiting conditions for nearly 45 years. Members of the Rotary Club of Wolverhampton were involved in the original concept of providing a hospice in Wolverhampton and worked with others to turn the dream into reality. For more information please visit www.comptoncare.org.uk
Wolverhampton Coronary Aftercare Support Group,
supporting patients who have suffered from any form of cardiovascular disease (CVD) with ongoing education and rehabilitation. The priority is the delivery of long term exercise classes provided through Have a Heart Wolverhampton. These classes provide patients with the opportunity to continue with supervised exercise following the completion of their hospital rehab. https://have-a-heart.co.uk/about-us
The Wolverhampton MS Therapy Centre,located in Newbridge for over 30years, Wolverhampton MS Therapy Centre provides Oxygen Therapy and other Physical and Mindful Therapies for people living with the physical and psychological effects of both long-term debilitating health conditions and short term traumas. For more information, please visit https://www.mscentre.co.uk/
Wolverhampton Rotary Club Charitable Trust,a registered charity set up to raise and distribute funds to local, regional and international good causes. Funds are raised by the club’s members who volunteer to run a variety of activities throughout the year. Partnership work with Sponsors ensure that all sums raised from the general public are paid over to those benefiting without the deduction of any costs.
If you would like to know more about the Rotary Club of the City of Wolverhampton and the Rotary movement in general- CLICK HERE
