Ways of giving

Find out about the many ways that you can support us through our appeals, legacies and other giving programmes.

Here are just some of the ways you can give

  • Woodland path at Lydford Gorge

    Donating to our work

    Donations made by credit/debit, cheque or through CAF make a real and immediate difference to our work. A regular donation made by direct debit will help us continue to protect the wonderful places in our care, and plan our conservation work far into the future. To donate to our work online or set up a regular donation by direct debit today, call 0844 800 189

  • Coastal heath lining the coastal path on the Great Hangman with the Little Hangman, Devon. © NTPL/David Noton

    Leaving a gift in your Will

    Make a lasting mark by leaving a gift in your Will.  To find out more download our guide here or contact Caroline Bowyer or call 01793 817505 in complete confidence. Solicitors and executors please contact the legacy team on 01793 817699

  • Close view of the Dahlia "Bishop of Llandaff" in the garden at Sizergh Castle. © NTPL/Val Corbett

    Supporter Giving Programmes

    Join one of our supporter giving programmes, help the work of the National Trust and be invited to an exclusive series of events held at some of our most beautiful properties. You can join the Guardian, Benefactor or Quercus Programmes. For more information please contact Gill Bolton or call 01793 817687

  • Visitors enjoying time out at Bickling Hall © NTPL/Arnhel de Serra

    Raffles and lotteries

    We run a property, membership and winter raffle programme. We also run an online lottery scheme based on the weather. If you, or someone you know, need information with problem gambling please contact GamCare on 0845 600 133

  • A view of the coastline from the summit of Golden Cap, at dawn. © NTPL/David Noton

    In memory or in celebration

    National Trust places mean so much to so many people that supporting them makes an ideal way remember someone you've loved, or to celebrate a special occasion.

  • A red squirrel eats a nut at the base of a tree at Formby Point. © NTPL/Joe Cornish

    Virtual gifts

    Fed up of socks and hankies? Don't fancy facing the crowds at the shops? Our virtual gifts are the perfect solution. Help plant a fruit tree in an orchard, protect the habitat of an endangered red squirrel or save a foot of coastline. Great gifts for every occasion.

  • A boat at Runswick Bay. © NTPL/Ian Shaw

    Charitable Trusts and Foundations

    The support we receive from charitable trusts and foundations is invaluable to us. From new acquisitions to nature conservation these donations make our work possible.

    If you have a charitable trust or are involved with a charitable grant giver we can work with you to find the best way for you to be involved in our work, whatever the size of your trust. Please contact Beth Bottrill 01793 817 682 for more information.

  • One of the big races of the Pancake Madness at Erddig. © David Burton

    Sponsorship

    Donating to charity doesn't have to be boring. If you enjoy doing fun runs, climbing mountains or sitting in a bath of baked beans, then do it for us! For more information and advice on sponsorship contact Caroline Bowyer.

  • A George III terrestrial globe on a mahogany tripod stand with a Louis XV chair in the background, in the Octagon Room on the ground floor of the south-east tower at Plas Newydd, on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales. © NTPL/Andreas von Einsiedel

    Giving from overseas

    You can donate to any of our current appeals online using a credit card.  If you are in the USA you can support our work via the  Royal Oak Foundation.

  • Give as you live logo © Give as you live

    Give as you Live

    Give as you Live is a scheme that is free to join, and each time you spend money online at 1,000s of stores, they give us a donation. Sounds easy? It is.