Unique Window Systems has lent its support to an outreach project organised by Leicester City in the Community (LCitC).
The business donated two sets of white PVCu French doors towards a project which involved the construction of a new classroom at Gorse Hill City Farm.
The project, which is home to over 100 animals, enables children and other visitors to learn more about farming, conservation, and animal welfare in an interactive way.
Emma Lowry, senior manager (education) at LCitC, said: “Every year, Leicester City in the Community, delivers numerous projects which are focused on making a positive difference to local good causes.
“We can only do this with the help of similarly community-minded individuals and organisations like Unique Window Systems.
“On behalf of everyone at Leicester City in the Community, Gorse Hill City Farm and all those people who will ultimately benefit from the new classroom, I’d like to thank the business for its generous support.”
Mir Patel, senior manager at Unique Window Systems, added: “Unique Window Systems has a strong sense of corporate citizenship, and we recognise the need for all businesses, ours included, to leave a lasting and positive legacy on society.
“As one of Leicester’s major employers, we also feel it’s important to give something back to the local communities where many of our team and their families live and spend their free time.”
Pictured: Leicester City Football Club legend and former captain Steve Walsh (left), and Gary Burrows, senior project manager at Unique at the handover of the new French doors.
