Community cash up for grabs from housebuilder's fund

Charities and community groups across Warwickshire will benefit from £10,000 of housebuilder funding this year.
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Miller Homes launched its annual Community Fund initiative on Wednesday, March 13, which enables local charities, businesses and sports clubs to apply directly to the housing developer for up to £2,000 per organisation as part of the overall pot for 2024.

Each of the housebuilder’s 10 trading regions will have access to £10,000 as part of the Community Fund, including the developer’s Worcestershire-based West Midlands region.

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Applicants can request a specific donation amount from Miller Homes, ranging from £250 to £2,000, and must provide their proposals for how the money will be spent as part of their application.

Miller Homes' £10,000 community fund is now openMiller Homes' £10,000 community fund is now open
Miller Homes' £10,000 community fund is now open

The housebuilder supported several groups as part of its Community Fund programme in 2023, including foodbanks, schools, football and cricket clubs, homelessness charities and church groups.

Entries for the first funding round of 2024 can be submitted until Wednesday, April 24, when applications will close for Miller Homes to review the submissions ahead of making their choices of which groups will benefit.

Darren Humphreys, managing director for Miller Homes West Midlands, said: “As a responsible housebuilder, we appreciate how important giving back to the communities where we’re delivering new homes really is, and our Community Fund enables us to achieve this.

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“Twice annually, we open our doors to local charities, sports clubs, small businesses and those who best represent their communities to apply for a donation from Miller Homes to help them achieve their next goals.

“We are really proud to be able to fund local community projects and we always marvel at the stories we hear in response when we see how our money has been used to create positive momentum for those involved.

“So, with applications now open for the first round of funding in 2024, I hope we will receive some inspiring entries once again, to allow Miller Homes to contribute towards our communities as part of our long-term aim to create a better place for people to prosper.”

Miller Homes West Midlands is currently building across Warwickshire, Shropshire, Birmingham and Gloucestershire, at developments in locations including Kenilworth, Stratford-upon-Avon, Priorslee, Solihull, Stoke Golding and Thornbury.

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Miller Homes improves communities by working with groups who focus on education, promoting wellbeing, the environment and those who encourage participation in sport.

For more information on the Community Fund campaign, and to apply directly to Miller Homes, visit https://www.millerhomes.co.uk/corporate/community-fund.aspx.