Legacie, a full-service community-led property developer, contractor and operator headquartered in Liverpool, has donated an extraordinary total of £250,000 to support social impact projects across the North West through its Legacie Foundation.

The Legacie Foundation, dedicated to improving the lives of local people and communities, empowers individuals to build better futures and create lasting change.

Representatives from the Legacie Foundation visited each organisation, including the LFC Foundation at Anfield, meeting participants, staff, and users to see first-hand how the donations will directly impact local community groups.

The visits highlighted how the funds will sustain existing programmes, support children and adults with additional needs, and enable the development of new initiatives that create meaningful, long-term benefits for families across Liverpool and the wider North West.

Matt Parish, Chief Executive at the LFC Foundation said:

“We are hugely grateful to the Legacie Foundation for their donation. We worked with over 145,000 participants last season and this vital support will help us reach even more participants as we aim to work with over 500,000 people per season by 2030 across the Liverpool City Region and internationally."

John Morley, Founder and CEO of Legacie said:

“When I founded Legacie in 2015, the vision was always about more than property — it was about people. I’m proud of what we have achieved together in moving this city forward. This donation shows how business can unite behind purpose to make a real, lasting difference. Supporting these charities, with the help of our partners, is at the heart of my vision and everything the Legacie Foundation stands for.”