A HOUSEBUILDER has given a group supporting Bradford youngsters the chance to win up to £100,000.

Persimmon Homes West Yorkshire has nominated The Light of the World Community Centre, on Gaythorne Road, in the health category of its Building Futures campaign.

The community centre aims to help improve the lives of the West Bowling and Little Horton community through a range of free support clubs and services for children. Winning the top prize will enable the club to launch a new fully funded breakfast club as well as extend its afterschool club.

Building Futures is being delivered through the Persimmon Charitable Foundation, which last year donated £620,000 to support children’s sport.

Through Building Futures, a total of 128 grants of £1,000 have been awarded across Persimmon’s 31 regional businesses and its head office this year.

Chris Hull, director in charge for Persimmon Homes West Yorkshire, said: "We have been overwhelmed by the response and it is clear there are a lot of very worthy causes supporting the younger generation and a lot of people working exceptionally hard to help them."

To vote go to www.persimmonhomes.com/building-futures.”