Sponsorships
One of our core objectives is to contribute positively to the community in which we live and work. We are actively involved in supporting a number of initiatives throughout the Midlands.
De Montfort University

Harvey Ingram has made an initial £15,000 donation to help
De Montfort University (DMU) continue nurturing some of the best talent in the country.
The sponsorship goes towards the university's prestigious new £35million landmark Business and Law Building, a £1,500 first prize in the annual DMU Business Venture Competition, three annual £500 bursaries for students developing the best start-ups in the Campus Enterprise Opportunities Project and an annual £500 scholarship for the DMU Law School Legal Practice Course. Scholarships go to top-performing students who consistently demonstrate academic excellence, motivation, merit and commitment to the profession.
DMU Pro-Vice Chancellor Dr Vicky Vass said: "We are thrilled to have received this very generous donation from Harvey Ingram, one of the most prestigious and successful law firms in the region. We are extremely proud of our association with Harvey Ingram and this donation will contribute significantly to supporting our students realise their ambitions."
Curve theatre

Harvey Ingram is a Founding Patron of Leicester’s iconic £60 million, state-of-the-art
Curve theatre.
The 1,200-seat venue was designed by world-renowned architect Rafael Vinoly and is the cornerstone of Leicester’s new cultural quarter. The stunning steel and glass site features a main 800-seat main auditorium and a smaller, flexible studio space with up to 400 seats. It has a magnificent open-plan foyer set among café, bars, backstage and office areas.
The theatre’s launch marked several years’ effort by the firm with a lot of behind-the-scenes work with all our teams working towards the theatre’s opening.
Leicestershire Business Awards

We have again shown our commitment to the development of Leicestershire’s business community by sponsoring the New Business Award within this year’s
Leicestershire Business Awards.
The awards aim to raise the aspirations of local businesses and stimulate healthy competition, whilst promoting Leicestershire as a successful and thriving base for new and growing businesses. Leicestershire is now experiencing a high volume of investment and regeneration and the awards are designed to accommodate small and medium to large businesses, new or old, in both the private and public sectors. The New Business Award aims to encourage and reward the establishment of successful new businesses.
The judges for this category look to identify a business that has set and achieved objectives within business plans whilst establishing a position of sustainable future profitability and success. They will also look at obstacles overcome, including managerial and financial performance and potential for growth.