Wolves Aid has donated £10,000 towards the cost of a new 'Smiley Bus' for Penn Hall School. The state-of-the-art mini-bus has been specifically adapted for wheelchair use.

Penn Hall School is based in Penn, Wolverhampton and is focussed on children with learning and physical disabilities.

According to The Football League, Wolves Aid is the largest charity of its type in football donating thousands of pounds per year to local charities and community groups.

Over the past 12 months, Wolves Aid has donated over £90,000. Benefitting charities have included Wolverhampton Multi-care, Access to Business and Broadmeadows Special School.

Wolves Aid is now a part of Wolves Community Trust - Wolves' official charitable trust, which provides community schemes based around Health, Education, Social Inclusion, Community Sports and now, via Wolves Aid, community donations.

Matt Grayson, Head of Marketing & Communications at Wolves, said: "We're very proud to be able to support our local communities through Wolves Community Trust.

"Wolves Aid is an important part of the new charitable trust distibuting thousands of pounds to local charities and community groups every year. 

"We know this new, specially adapted mini-bus will be put to great use by Penn Hall School and I'm sure it will make a real difference to the kids."

Fore more information on Wolves Aid visit the Club section of Wolves' official website.