Community Support Initiatives

For 160 years, BriggsAmasco has been at the forefront of leadership in the flat roofing and waterproofing industry. Our organisation has operated on the most complex major infrastructure projects across the country, delivering exceptional quality and longevity for our clients, and as part of this, we believe that responsible business behaviours are the foundations of our long-term success. The commitment that we hold to our clients, colleagues, suppliers, and the wider community is rooted in integrity, wellbeing, and sustainability.

Our Social Value Strategy reflects an ongoing journey, one in which operational excellence and social responsibility go hand in hand. We remain proud of what we have achieved so far, and remain committed to continuous improvement, ensuring that BriggsAmasco contributes positively to society, the environment, and the communities we touch. BriggsAmasco aims to conduct annual group reporting on our social value attainment, reflecting regional UK-wide impact through our company Social Value Portal, and we aim to couple this alongside quarterly social value updates on successes within the business.

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Together with Willmott Dixon, BriggsAmasco has donated a selection of Easter Eggs for local residents near Torridon House in London.

• One child was given £5 by a stranger as thanks for cleaning up the park
• We had about many thank yous from random people
• Lily and Rose at the Grove, gave all the children free ice cream as thanks for doing the litter picking
• There was Easter Eggs as prizes given to all of the children, we ensured all children won and some of the bigger children also won
• Luca Doris handed out all the eggs to the children and prize winners

BriggsAmasco is happy to sponsor Alveley Cricket Club. The money has been used to create a safe area for parents and children to socialise safely next to the Pavilion. Its enabled us to convert a piece of land that wasn’t being used into something that will offer lasting benefit to the community.

• You can read their letter here.
• Visit their website by following this link.

Scott Middlebrook from Mace is aiming to complete 500 miles to raise money for the Mace Foundation.  Scott is attempting a virtual bike ride on the North Coast of Scotland 500 miles (806KM) journey through the Scottish Highlands, hopefully within the 31 days of July!

The funds raised from the Mace Games will support the Mace Foundation’s charitable activities which includes supporting charity partners: Dubai Cares, Mind and St Mungo’s. Plus the Foundation’s match funding programme for Mace employees which helps hundreds of charities around the world.

BriggsAmasco has donated £250 to help Scott to achieve his target.

As part of the S106 requirements on Woolgate Exchange, Mace are working with a local community group, they were experiencing leaks on a small building so the London team volunteered labour and material resources to repair this roof. 

BriggsAmasco’s London branch whilst carrying out the roofing works at Woolgate Exchange. Their team looked at the roof and decided the best way to repair the leaks was to install a cold-applied waterproofing material.

Briggs Amasco carried out these works, donating £1,950 worth of materials and time out of their normal working hours. This created £15,288 of social value!

“Thank you so much for the work on the roof. Such a difference! It’s been chucking it down since and no leaks at all!” – Calthorpe Community Gardens Volunteer Manager.

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BriggsAmasco had some scrap metal which was recycled locally and the £160 received was donated to Brierley Hill Babybank.

View their thank you letter

Brierley Hill Babybank mission is, The prevention or relief of poverty in Brierley Hill and the surrounding areas by providing essential items, resources and support to families with young children and/or to charities or other organisations who also work to prevent or relieve poverty amongst families.

Their website is brierleyhillbabybank.co.uk

BriggsAmasco supports Glasgow Association for Mental Health.

Our Glasgow branch is supporting Glasgow Association for Mental Health, by participate in 4 hours of 5 aside football. All donations are welcome via the JustGiving page. This is in conjunction with the Multiplex project at the Adam Smith building in Glasgow.

The Glasgow team won the Europa League Section of the tournament and are in the national finals on 20th October. The entire team gave everything, exceptional effort and overall delighted to raise some funds for a Fantastic Charity.

Pictured from left to right; Cameron Bruff, Jamie Matusavage, Kenny Scott, Kenny Miller (Rangers player, presenting the trophy), Allan Doris, Jordan Short, Paul Mulgrew.
Missing from the picture were; Kai Atkinson and Harry Granger (Star Player).

BriggsAmasco helps All Creatures Great and Small Animal Sanctuary.

With IKO providing the materials, BriggsAmasco provided the labour to help out an All Creatures Great and Small Animal Sanctuary in ​South Wales following the Covid lockdown.

BriggsAmasco donates £1,000 to Demelza.

Tony Lawther, Assistant Managing Director, has donnated £1,000 to Demelza whilst attending the MAC awards on 10 June 2022.

“Demelza supports families who have children with a serious or terminal condition, throughout their time together. We help young people with complex needs to get the most from life, achieve ambitions, do new things, and we support their families to manage and thrive”. Their website can be found at www.demelza.org.uk