Community & charitable giving

As a community focused business, we are committed to supporting local charities and events, plus nationwide initiatives.

Over the years Karl and his team have worked closely with a number of community groups, schools and charities.

We have supported a wide range of organisations by donating time, raising money, providing PR support, and helping towards making a difference. The generosity and kindness of our clients and the general public has also contributed to making our charitable giving a success.

Charities we have supported

How we support charities & the community

Here's a snapshot of how we have helped

We were once again delighted to help support African Women's Aid Network by donating our surplus I.T. equipment.
Thanks to the generous donations of the Wirral public, with our Bag for Life appeal we have donated Â£1,000 towards the creation of an all-weather disabled access path at Thurstaston Common.
We again donated our surplus I.T. equipment to the African Women's Aid Network.
We are delighted that the money raised with our Karl Tatler Bag for Life has helped create new paths through particularly boggy ares of Thurstaston Common, and a new 30 metre section of all-weather disabled access path.
All our offices took part in Mission Christmas 2016 and collected 325 presents for local disadvantaged children to wake up to on Christmas Day.
Our West Kirby sales branch baked and sold cakes for Children In Need, and raised a fantastic ï¿½264.90 with their efforts. A marvellous achievement.
We were delighted to sponsor the kIDpack safety initiative for Brookdale Primary School which was launched for over 300 pupils. The kIDpacks are an excellent resource to safeguard children and aid parents in conversations at home about personal safety and what to do if their child gets lost. Read more here.
Our support for the British Red Cross in Merseyside raised ï¿½1,843! We staffed stalls, made cakes, raffled prizes and helped directly with PR and marketing initiatives to raise awareness about the invaluable, and often unknown, work the charity does for local people.
To help protect the Wirral and its wonderful environment, we launched a campaign to encourage the use of 100% recycled ï¿½bags for lifeï¿½. Within the first three months over 3,000 bags were given away at our branches and special charitable events.
This annual Christmas present appeal for underprivileged local children was supported by all seven of our branches. Over 200 presents were donated by Karl Tatler staff and the public. The biggest Mission Christmas to date, in total over ï¿½975,593 worth of toys were distributed to 27,500 underprivileged children throughout the region who otherwise wouldnï¿½t have woken up to any toys on Christmas morning. Watch our video here
Our staff raised ï¿½178 selling home-made cakes and coffee as part of the ï¿½Worldï¿½s Biggest Coffee Morningï¿½ for Macmillan Cancer Support.
Children at the Moreton based school were excited to receive scooters and footballs donated by Karl Tatler for the playground.
Our staff donned their ï¿½Pudsey Bearï¿½ costumes to sell home-made cakes and raffle tickets, for a variety of prizes all kindly donated by local businesses, to raise ï¿½720.82.
Karl Tatler entered a team in this annual charitable event and raised ï¿½1,145 for local charity, Headway Wirral who work to improve life after brain injury.
We donated several computers, which would have otherwise been recycled, to Chester-based charity African Women's Aid Network so they can be put to good use in Africa. The charity focuses on assisting African women who are in need of help as a result of poverty, HIV, abuse and other problems.

Karl Tatler has it in the bag

Available from our all of our sales and lettings branches, the Karl Tatler Bags for Life are 100% recyclable and 100% reusable, and feature stunning photography of Wirral landmarks and landscapes.

What's going on

The National Trust and Karl Tatler Estate Agents & Lettings have teamed up to help protect one of Wirral’s most iconic wild places: Thurstaston Common.