Housebuilder celebrates 'random acts of kindness' week with surprise donation

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A leading housebuilder has given East Kilbride Men's Shed a surprise donation as part of its Random Acts of Kindness Week.Miller Homes, celebrated this week by visiting local businesses and causes with pay-it-forward donations across the West of Scotland, including the EK shed.Striving to support local and recognising the importance these services play in supporting their communities, the Miller Homes Scotland West team visited Ed Mullin, Chairman of EK Men's Shed, with a £200 donation to purchase materials and equipment.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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It's a safe space for people to come together to stop social isolation and support each other.Ed was appreciative of the donation and said: "The visit from the Miller Homes certainly took us by surprise and has brightened up our week.

The guys are delighted with their generosity, and we will put it to good use."Louise Caldwell, Sales Director for Miller Homes Scotland West, said: "We wanted to share some positivity within our East Kilbride community, and what better way to do this than during Random Acts of Kindness Week."Our Jackton Gardens neighbourhood wouldn't be the same without this local