Searching for exciting, imaginative and original gifts? Look no further than our range of virtual gifts. We’ve got a great selection of meaningful gifts that are wonderful to receive and help us continue our vital work.

Some of our bestselling virtual gifts

  • A bee-keeper opens a hive to collect honey at Sissinghurst

    Save the bees - £25

    There are over 250 species of bee in the UK yet many are in serious decline. As one of Britain’s biggest landowners, we’re at the forefront of trying to save many different varieties of wild bee, as well as the honey bee. This gift will help establish new honey bee colonies, plant bee-friendly plants and establish new habitats for wild bees.

  • The Tulip Border in the East Court at Montacute House. © Montacute Staff

    Spring bulbs - £10

    Every year we plant hosts of daffodils, narcissi, bluebells and snowdrops in our gardens and parks. Those first flowers herald the joys of spring, lift the spirits and inspire everyone who sees them. The perfect gift for the Wordsworthian wanderer in your life!

  • A conservator cleans the surface of an oil painting © Emma Wright

    Restore a painting - £33

    Paintings and frames need restoring approximately once every 100 years at an average cost of £3,300. This gift will keep a painting in restored condition for one year as part of this 100 year cycle. Put your art-loving friends in the picture with this highly original gift.

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

    Help save the red squirrel - £10


    The quintessentially British red squirrel is an increasingly rare sight. Due to habitat loss and the squirrel pox disease which is spread by grey squirrels, there are now only 160,000 left in Britain. This gift will help improve the red’s chances of survival by protecting its current habitat. Perfect for children, Beatrix Potter fans – and all redheads.

  • Four different varieties of Bats are regularly seen at Stowe

    Bat detector - £12

    By finding out more about the roosts of endangered bats on our properties, we can help them thrive. This gift will go towards our bat surveys and the purchase of specialist bat detection equipment. Will have bat-lovers flapping with delight!

  • One of the cattle at Wimpole, taking part in the MyFarm project © Jason Ingram

    Make someone a Farmer with MyFarm - £30

    If you’re searching for an original gift, then why not make someone a farmer with the National Trust’s mass on-line farming experiment?  Over 2,000 people are already working with us online to run our working farm on the Wimpole Estate, voting and debating key decisions as they get right up close to how our food is produced.