Liverpool glimmered with elegance, sophistication, and generosity as actor and comedian John Thomson, known for his role in Cold Feet, took the stage to lead a glamorous charity gala that managed to raise an impressive £250,000 for various causes in the North West region.

The gala, orchestrated by John Morley, the CEO of Legacie, a Liverpool-based property developer, served as the official launch of the Legacie Foundation – a new philanthropic arm dedicated to supporting local community initiatives, educational programs, and social endeavors.

Renowned personalities like Liverpool FC icon Ian Rush, Wrexham football star Conor Coady, and former Reds striker Fabio Borini graced the occasion, mingling with prominent figures from Liverpool’s business community for an unforgettable evening of entertainment and fundraising.

Attendees were treated to a captivating live performance by the iconic 90s band, The Lightning Seeds, adding to the charged atmosphere within the venue. Reflecting on the event, Legacie CEO John Morley expressed his pride in supporting commendable organizations such as Alder Hey, the LFC Foundation, and The Inclusive Hub, emphasizing the significant impact the funds raised will have on communities across the region.

Morley further mentioned, “The contributions made by Legacie and our exceptional partners will bring about substantial changes in the lives of individuals throughout our communities. Nights like these exemplify the power of collective generosity. This marks only the beginning of the Legacie Foundation’s endeavors. It is a core value for us as a business to give back to the communities that we operate in.”

The gala was a collaborative effort involving RWInvest, Sal Group, Vita Group, 18rec, and Maclec, further highlighting the unity and commitment to making a positive difference in the region.