Non-league side AFC Wulfrunians, who will be known as Wolverhampton City Football Club from April 5, play in the Midland Football League Premier division, with their home games held at Castlecroft Stadium, in Castlecroft Road, Wolverhampton.
AFC Wulfrunians came into existence in 2005, but the club has more than ninety years of history behind it, being an offshoot of Old Wulfrunians FC, which was formed in 1922.
Launched in 1982, Lord Combustion Services have a team of nearly 50 staff serving customers across the West Midlands from their headquarters in Dudley Road East, Oldbury.
Managing Director Stuart Smith said: “As a proud West Midlands business, we are very happy to be sponsoring AFC Wulfrunians.
“They are a local football club that have been an integral part of the community for many years, encouraging participation in sport and providing a welcoming space for footballers, friends and families to enjoy.
“Supporting good causes and giving back to our local community is very important to us as a business and something that our colleagues are passionate about. We look forward to working with the club to ensure they get great value from our partnership.”
Committed to making a difference, Lord supports a number of good causes in the local community.
Last year the company raised £20,000 at a charity ball to help Midlands Air Ambulance Charity save lives and funded a new blood delivery vehicle for the charity to transport lifesaving blood and blood products.
The business is also a corporate partner of the Black Country Living Museum and Black Country mental health charity Kaleidoscope Plus Group.
Lord has a history of partnering with sports organisations. The company is the official commercial heating and hot water supplier of Edgbaston Stadium and has previously sponsored Pelsall Cricket Club and a young cricketer who has been selected to play at county-level for Staffordshire.
