The entire Blues squad got shirty before last weekend's FA Cup with Budweiser tie against Wolves to launch a new public health charity, Saving Lives.

Blues and Wolves are joining forces at this weekend's FA Cup with Budweiser game to support the launch of a new public health charity, Saving Lives.

The hugely successful Blues Give A Gift festive bonanza got into full swing when Chris Hughton and his players visited local hospitals to hand out presents to poorly youngsters.

Staff, volunteers and patients at Birmingham's hospices were given a treat when two star Blues players - Chris Burke and Chris Wood - dropped in for a special visit.

Blues staff proved they are no mugs by arranging a coffee morning to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Fans showed tremendous backing for Ronald McDonald House Charities when Blues played their npower Championship game against Barnsley at St. Andrew's on Saturday.

Defender Curtis Davies has pledged his support to a fantastic appeal to raise £250,000 for maternity and neonatal equipment at Birmingham's Heartlands Hospital.

This season Blues have teamed up with our local hospices at St. Mary's (Kings Norton) and John Taylor (Erdington) as part of The Football League's official 'Help the Hospices' initiative.

A group of Blues Academy stars were recently on hand to lend their support to enterprising pupils at a local school.