We’re proud to work alongside generous contractors who don’t just build homes – they help create happy and thriving communities.
Our contractors’ contributions go beyond bricks and mortar, they invest in our Community Benefit Fund (CBF), laying the groundwork for positive lasting local impact.
Our CBF is here to give back to the community and support projects that make a real difference. Whether you’re a community group, charity, school, or not-for-profit organisation. If your work strengthens community connections, creates opportunities, or enhances the lives of MHA tenants, you could be eligible for funding boost to support a new or existing project.
Magor, Undy and Rogiet – Funding available
A portion of contractor contributions from J.Harper & Sons in our recent Rockfield development will be reinvested locally through our Community Benefit Funding – ensuring Rogiet, Magor, and Undy continue to flourish as happy, vibrant places to live.
Who can apply?
Organisations or groups that are passionate about building stronger communities, creating opportunities and having a positive impact on MHA tenants, are invited to apply for a share of £20,000 funding pot – eligible organisations can apply for a grant of up to £3,000.
You may be eligible, if you’re a new or existing:
- Community group (including mother and toddler groups)
- Not-for-profit organisation
- Charity
- School
- Food pantry or food bank
- And more!
This isn’t an exhaustive list, so if you’re unsure whether your organisation qaulifies – please get in touch with our friendly Engagement Team!
Is your Organisation or Group eligible?
Your group or organisation must be based in Rogiet, Magor, or Undy, and your aim must directly benefit these communities:
- Strengthen community connections
- Improve local services
- Boost opportunities for MHA tenants and residents
Key Dates
How to apply?
Ready to apply? Just click the button below – we’re looking forward to receiving your application!
What happens next?
Successful applications will move to a community voting stage, where local residents will help decide which projects receive funding – voting will take place via public polls.
