Leicester Charities Invited to Apply for £60,000 Community Initiative
Leicester Charities Invited for £60,000 Community Initiative

Charities and community groups across Leicester are being invited to apply for a share of a new nationwide £60,000 community initiative. To celebrate its 60th anniversary, Anglian Home Improvements has launched its 60 for 60 community campaign, designed to give back to the heart of Britain: its communities.

Supporting Local Groups

The initiative will support 60 community groups across the UK, including those in Leicester, that make a meaningful difference to people’s daily lives. One winning community group will receive a makeover from Anglian’s wide range of uPVC Windows and Composite Doors worth up to £24,600, helping to breathe new life into a vital local hub. Meanwhile, 59 other community groups will be selected to each receive £600, providing essential support for their invaluable work at grassroots level.

Recognising Community Heroes

Building on its 60-year legacy of working with homeowners across the UK, the 60 for 60 initiative goes beyond the front door to recognise the vital role community groups play in society. From community centres and grassroots charities to volunteer-led initiatives and local sports clubs, groups in Leicester are encouraged to apply for support by 1st August 2026.

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Rachael Munby, chief marketing officer at Anglian Home Improvements, said: “We wanted to celebrate our 60th anniversary by giving something meaningful back to local charities and community organisations that make such a difference across the length and breadth of the country. In doing so, 60 for 60 is our way of not only saying thank you to the millions of homeowners and their communities that have supported us throughout the last six decades, but it is our hope it helps to build communities for the next six decades too.”

Research Highlights Need

Latest research by Anglian has highlighted that three out of four (75%) Brits think that a strong sense of community is important in modern life, and more than one in two (62%) don’t feel that communities are supported with enough funding. “That’s why we’ve decided to do our part in helping local communities through Anglian’s 60 for 60 community campaign,” added Munby. “There are incredible individuals and groups working tirelessly to improve the lives of others in places like Leicester. Anglian’s 60 for 60 seeks to recognise and support the projects that are helping their local communities continue to thrive. We’re proud to play a small part in making a positive difference and look forward to hearing the inspiring stories from across the country. We encourage community groups in Leicester to apply, and shine a light on their unsung heroes.”

How to Apply

Community groups in Leicester can nominate themselves by completing a simple online application and sharing their story, along with the impact of their work by August 1. For more information, visit: www.anglianhome.co.uk/60for60.

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