About The Trust
The primary purposes of the Trust are to seek to engage in positive and constructive dialogue with the football club on issues that are of concern to its membership and the wider fanbase, and to deliver community projects and activities that have a positive impact in Sheffield.
Supporters’ Trusts are democratic one person, one vote bodies that allow fans to come together collectively to try to influence the running of their club and to deliver benefits for the local community. The Trusts are officially recognised by the Football Supporters Association (FSA) and have to be registered with, and are regulated, by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Latest News
ALL WEDNESDAY: SWFC AND SUPPORTERS’ TRUST LAUNCH NEW INITIATIVE
Sheffield Wednesday Football Club and the Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust are delighted to launch a new supporter experience initiative for the 2026-27 season. Created through the incredible generosity of Wednesdayites, who donated more than £83,000, the initiative will provide flexible matchday tickets, mascot experiences and replica shirts to supporters who might otherwise miss out. Working … ALL WEDNESDAY: SWFC AND SUPPORTERS’ TRUST LAUNCH NEW INITIATIVE
14 July 2026Youth Forum – Meeting Notes – 04.03.26
Meeting notes from the first Youth Forum. You can download the PDF here Notes from Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust Youth Forum Meeting 1 4th March 2026 Introduction Shay O’Grady, Supporters’ Trust Youth Ambassador, introduced the meeting. Shay has been a Wednesday supporter for all of his life, and is a member of the Ball Crew … Youth Forum – Meeting Notes – 04.03.26
30 March 2026Meeting with the Storch-Costin Group
SWFC fans are encouraged to listen to the interview David Storch conducted with Rob Staton on BBC Radio Sheffield, and to read the subsequent write-up on BBC Sport. The key messages delivered publicly to the wider fanbase were consistent with those shared with us in our meeting. The Sheffield Wednesday Supporters’ Trust was privileged to spend … Meeting with the Storch-Costin Group
16 March 2026EFL’s Insolvency Policy guidance
We are publishing extracts from the EFL’s Insolvency Policy guidance, a document that is not publicly available but which governs how the EFL considers sanctions and restrictions on clubs going through administration and other insolvency events. The document makes several important points. Firstly, it confirms that the policy is guidance only. It explicitly states that … EFL’s Insolvency Policy guidance
13 March 2026