Read the latest magazine Charity News Roof Tiles New Roof Tile Initiative Launched to Help Tackle Homelessness 30 July 2025 BUILDING MANUFACTURER Wienerberger UK & Ireland has partnered with homeless charity, Emmaus UK, on a new roof tile initiative aimed at tackling homelessness. Wienerberger has committed to donate 50p for every full pallet of its Danum and Dual Danum TLE concrete roof tile products sold in 2025 to Emmaus’s Build Your Community Grant and its core programmes. The company aims to donate £55,000 this year through the charitable partnership. The Build Your Community Grant supports Emmaus UK’s efforts to improve companion accommodation, including purchasing or renovating properties and funding new-build projects. Wienerberger says the initiative’s focus on its Danum TLE products, which are ideal for social housing re-roofing projects, “cements our aim to provide high-quality materials while also leaving a positive social legacy”. Tackling Homelessness Wienerberger launched its first-ever social impact strategy in 2024. As part of this, the business forged a partnership with Emmaus UK, contributing £10,000 to the charity’s Companion Training and Wellbeing Fund – a grants programme which allows companions to access funding for training and education, including opportunities within the construction sector. Commenting on the new initiative, Sarah Nurton, Social Impact Manager at Wienerberger, said: “We are proud of the impact we’ve already made through our partnership with Emmaus UK. Our collaboration isn’t just about donations—it’s about creating lasting change. By funding housing projects and essential services, we’re helping to provide not just shelter, but stability and opportunity.” Robyn Cummins, Director of Fundraising and Influence at Emmaus UK, added: “We are delighted to expand our collaboration with Wienerberger as part of its continued commitment to tackling homelessness. This partnership and the funds raised will have a significant impact. We believe that no-one’s life should be defined by homelessness. Together, we will support people to put their lives back on track and build a better future. We look forward to what this next chapter brings for our partnership.” >> Read more of the latest charity news Previous article Rooflight Association Appoints New Board MemberNext article New Skills Academy Launched by Velux and Sunderland College Share article You may also like View all News Charity News +2 22 September 2026 Housebuilder Fuels Lighthouse Charity Outreach with Van Donation Charity News +2 10 September 2026 One Conversation Can Save a Life Charity News +1 7 September 2026 Urgent Appeal Launched to Support Construction Workers in Crisis Charity News +1 3 August 2026 Contractor Launches Industry-First Charity Hoarding Initiative Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 126 September-October 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch