Property educational providers Property Mentor have proven there is much more to their company than running property courses.  

Committed to contributing to their local community, on the 18th July 2009 Property Mentor successfully raised over £500 for Milton Keynes Charity MK Snap. And this is the first of many occurrences for this reputable property company.

In the last few years, Property Mentor has also made sizeable contributions to some of the UK’s most underfunded charities, including Starlight, Make A Wish, CLIC Sargent and the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation. And according to Property Mentor’s Managing Director Matthew Lauchlan they plan to help many more.

“At Property Mentor we firmly believe that every cause, child and animal deserves the chance to get the care they deserve. As we speak there are hundreds of charities across the UK whose successes rely solely on the charity and donations of external sources. Yet they never give up.” – Matthew Lauchlan, Managing Director of Property Mentor.

Continuing on this subject Matthew said: “And it is for this reason why our team at Property Mentor strives to raise money every single month for charities such as MK Snap. So we can pass on our good fortune and ensure that these charities are able to continue producing such fantastic work.”

Attracting over 100 of their property course delegates to their charity day, Property Mentor celebrated the success of their £500 donations with guest readings from renowned Architect Marcus De Maria and Surveyor Roy Freeman.

Commencing at 10am, delegates were treated to 3 hours on the ‘Psychology of Creating Wealth’ by De Maria and then a further hour on ‘What to look for when you buy’ from Freeman.

And the day was a resounding success. Utilising what they do best – property investment – Property Mentor managed to give their delegates an educational day to remember, plus raise over £500 through their £5 meal deals.

Already seeking out their next charity, Property Mentor hope by making such credible contributions every single month, they can help increase consumer awareness and make a real difference to the successes of these charities.