Miller Homes Community Funding

The Miller Homes Community Fund is offering grants to support projects that make a positive difference in local communities. Voluntary groups, community organisations and grassroots projects can apply for funding between £250 and £2,000 to help improve the lives of people in their area.

The fund focuses on initiatives that:

  • support education
  • promote wellbeing
  • enhance the environment
  • encourage participation in sport

Applications are reviewed twice a year by Miller Homes’ local Community Fund Ambassadors. While not all applications can be approved, groups are encouraged to apply as long as they meet the fund’s guidelines.

The next deadline is 29 April 2026.

Read more and apply at Miller Homes Community Fund | Improve Your Community

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