Liverpool experienced a night of glamour, sophistication, and generosity as John Thomson, renowned for his role in Cold Feet, led a high-profile charity gala raising 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 arm dedicated to supporting local community, education, and social initiatives.
The star-studded event saw the presence of Liverpool FC icon Ian Rush, Wrexham player Conor Coady, and former Reds striker Fabio Borini, mingling with prominent figures from the city’s business community for an unforgettable evening of entertainment and fundraising. Attendees were delighted with a live performance by 90s music act The Lightning Seeds, enhancing the vibrant atmosphere at the venue.
Expressing his pride, Legacie CEO John Morley emphasized the impact of the event, stating, “I’m thrilled that we have been able to assist remarkable organizations like Alder Hey, the LFC Foundation, and The Inclusive Hub. The funds raised by Legacie and our esteemed partners will greatly benefit individuals across our local neighborhoods. Such gatherings exemplify the power of collective giving. This event marks the beginning of the Legacie Foundation’s meaningful work. Giving back to the communities where we operate is a core value for our business.”
The gala was a collaborative effort involving RWInvest, Sal Group, Vita Group, 18rec, and Maclec.