The Property Centre, an estate agent with branches located across Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, has donated over £20,000 to charity.

In celebration of the estate agent’s 25th year in business last year, the team decided to mark the milestone by donating £25 to charity for every new property they instructed that went on to complete or let before the end of 2022.

The total raised came to £20,025 which was split equally between four charitable causes, one in each operating location.

Last year, staff from The Property Centre visited each charity to pass on some of the monies accrued with the remainder being handed over during the first few weeks of 2023.

“As a local company, we’ve built our business on being an integral part of the communities we serve and we’ve been proud to fundraise for some of these charities before, with events like climbing the National Three Peaks in 24 hours and completing the Cotswold Way Challenge,” said Steve Jones, co-founding senior partner at The Property Centre.

With five branches across Gloucester, The Property Centre chose to donate to the Chamwell Centre, which enables pupils of The Milestone School and SAND Academy, along with children, young people and adults throughout Gloucestershire to overcome disability. National Star was selected as the chosen charity in Cheltenham while in Stroud, the donation was made to Longfield Community Hospice, a charity for adults in Gloucs with a life-limiting illness.

St. Richard’s Hospice in Worcester, where The Property Centre has two branches, also benefited from the donation.