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LFC FoundationCelebrating Community Heroes at 2026 Community Awards
The LFC Foundation proudly hosted their annual Community Awards at Anfield Stadium last night.
The awards ceremony provides an opportunity to recognise and celebrate individuals from across the Liverpool City Region who embody the Club's values through their dedication to supporting others and improving the lives of those in their communities.
LFCTV's Peter McDowall returned to host the ceremony, with awards presented by LFC Legends Grégory Vignal, Phil Thompson, Natasha Dowie, Becky Easton and LFC Foundations Community Ambassador Chris Kirkland. The Traitors stars Rachel Duffy and Paul Gorton, and members of the LFC Foundation Senior Leadership Team were also on hand to present the awards.
The room was filled with people who had made a significant contribution to their communities over the season through our health, learning and employability programmes.
Matt Parish, CEO of LFC Foundation said: “The Community Awards are always a special occasion, giving us the opportunity to recognise and celebrate the incredible individuals who have contributed to their communities throughout the season.
“The nominees and winners demonstrate dedication and a commitment to creating positive impact through our health, learning and employability programmes. Whether it’s supporting others, volunteering their time or inspiring those around them, every individual recognised this evening has made a meaningful difference.
“Congratulations to all of this year’s winners, who all remind us of what it truly means to be part of a community.”
It was an incredible and inspirational night at Anfield and we want to thank everyone who attended and congratulations to all winners.
Take a look at the photos of our winners from the night below.
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