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24 March 2026

Miller Homes opens £10,000 Community Fund to support groups in Paisley

Two group photos: on the left, six people pose with theatrical props and a colorful backdrop; on the right, seven people, including a child, gather around a drum with a snake emblem in Paisley’s gymnasium, supported by the Miller Homes Community Fund.

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Two group photos: on the left, six people pose with theatrical props and a colorful backdrop; on the right, seven people, including a child, gather around a drum with a snake emblem in Paisley’s gymnasium, supported by the Miller Homes Community Fund.

Two group photos: on the left, six people pose with theatrical props and a colorful backdrop; on the right, seven people, including a child, gather around a drum with a snake emblem in Paisley’s gymnasium, supported by the Miller Homes Community Fund.

Beith Theatre Group (left) and Garnock Valley Pipes and Drums (right) who were both awarded Miller Homes’ Community Fund in December 2025 (© Jeff Holmes).

Miller Homes Scotland West is launching the first round of its Community Fund in 2026, welcoming inspiring local causes and groups in Paisley to apply for a share of £10,000. The homebuilder is calling on groups that are looking to make lasting impact to the community, particularly near its Thornly Park development, to get involved. Applications are now open and close on Wednesday 29 April 2026.

Five smiling people in black shirts pose indoors with a large red chest decorated with fake gold chains. The chest holds a teapot and silver cup. They are in front of a colorful, illustrated backdrop of Paisley, celebrating the Miller Homes Community Fund.
Five smiling people in black shirts pose indoors with a large red chest decorated with fake gold chains. The chest holds a teapot and silver cup. They are in front of a colorful, illustrated backdrop of Paisley, celebrating the Miller Homes Community Fund.

Since its launch in 2022, the Community Fund has made a significant difference to local communities across Scotland, awarding £105,000 to organisations supporting people and projects in areas close to Miller Homes developments. Across the UK, the initiative has distributed more than £400,000 to good causes, helping a wide range of projects from music groups and sports teams to foodbanks and community spaces.

The homebuilder is looking for applications of all types in the Paisley community, whether it is an ongoing service provided to locals or project-based initiatives.

Andrew McArthur, Regional Operations Director for Miller Homes Scotland West, said: “Community is at the heart of everything we do at Miller Homes, and we warmly encourage local causes in Paisley that are making a positive impact to apply.

“We are committed to supporting the communities where we build through our Community Fund grant, and we take great pride in helping to strengthen neighbourhoods and enhance wellbeing, education and local facilities for those who call Paisley home.”

Local groups will be asked to illustrate how they would use the grant to benefit the community, with support ranging from a minimum of £250 to a maximum of £2,000.

Successful groups will be awarded mid-June.

For more information on Community Fund or to apply, visit www.millerhomes.co.uk/corporate/community-fund.

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