Housing developer Larkfleet Homes – based in Bourne, Lincolnshire – has helped youngsters from across the East Midlands enjoy a two-day feast of football.

Young gymnasts in Spalding will benefit from a better training environment after receiving a donation of £250 from Allison Homes, sister company of Larkfleet Homes, via the Larkfleet Homes Community Fund.

A summer fair in Gosberton (near Spalding, Lincolnshire) has received backing from Allison Homes – sister company of Larkfleet Homes – via the Larkfleet Homes Community Fund.”

Lincolnshire-based housebuilder Allison Homes (www.allison-homes.co.uk) has helped the Gosberton and Quadring Good Neighbour Scheme to a cash boost from the Larkfleet Community Fund.

Grants to groups in Somerset, Thorney (Cambridgeshire), Leicestershire, Rutland, Donington (Lincolnshire), Peterborough, Sawtry (Cambridgeshire) and Moulton Chapel (Lincolnshire).

Eye Church of England Primary School, will be refurbishing its swimming pool thanks in part to a £5,000 donation from local housebuilder Larkfleet Homes.

The closing date for a competition in which community groups can get a share of a £5,000 grant is just days away.

Larkfleet Homes has made a series of grants totaling over £2,000 to charitable projects in Eye with another £40,000 still available for local groups and causes through its new community fund.

Larkfleet Group has announced the first payments as part of an innovative new community benefit scheme linked to the construction of new houses.