Liverpool shone brightly as actor and comedian John Thomson, known for his role in Cold Feet, spearheaded a glamorous charity gala that raised an impressive £250,000 for various causes in the North West region. The gala, orchestrated by John Morley, the CEO of Liverpool-based developer Legacie, celebrated the launch of the Legacie Foundation – a new charitable initiative dedicated to supporting local community, educational, and social endeavors.
Notable personalities like Liverpool FC icon Ian Rush, Wrexham star Conor Coady, and former Reds striker Fabio Borini graced the event, mingling with prominent figures from the city’s business community for a night filled with entertainment and philanthropy. Attendees enjoyed a captivating live performance by the iconic 90s band The Lightning Seeds, enhancing the vibrant atmosphere at the venue. John Morley, the CEO of Legacie, expressed pride in the contributions made to organizations like Alder Hey, the LFC Foundation, and The Inclusive Hub, emphasizing the significant impact the funds raised will have on communities across the region.
Morley emphasized the importance of giving back to the communities they serve, highlighting that the success of the gala exemplifies the positive outcomes that collaboration and generosity can achieve. The event, supported by RWInvest, Sal Group, Vita Group, 18rec, and Maclec, showcased the collective effort to make a meaningful difference in the community and signaled the promising start of the Legacie Foundation’s philanthropic endeavors.