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However you choose to support us, you’ll be helping ensure future generations can enjoy nature, beauty and history for ever

Garden volunteer clearing the pond in the Walled Garden at Wimpole, Cambridgeshire

Conservator Pete Jenkins retouching one of eight gilded sconces in the new conservation studio at Knole, Kent. — Conservator retouching one of eight gilded sconces in the conservation studio at Knole, Kent

Walking on a snowy day at Harting Down, West Sussex — There's plenty of ways you can fundraise for the National Trust

Donate

Your donation will help us continue the essential work of protecting and caring for places

Ways of giving

Fundraise

Fundraising is another great way you can support nature, history and beauty

Fundraise for us

Volunteer

Each year thousands of volunteers join us in caring for all the special places you love

Ways to volunteer

Give today

We're a charity and we rely on donations to help protect and care for many of the UK’s best-loved places. Together, we can help nature recover, bring people closer to it, and ensure our shared history continues to inspire us all.

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Make your mark

Trees in winter at Sheffield Park and Garden, East Sussex

Plant a tree

Donate to plant a tree and you'll be helping to plant and establish 20 million trees by 2030. You can plant a tree from just £5 and you'll get a certificate to commemorate your gift too. Your dedication will ensure future generations can enjoy these green spaces for ever.

Plant a tree today

Storm Arwen

Help protect woodlands

The UK's woodland is in decline and recently Storm Arwen has caused widespread damage to some of the most precious and unique trees. Trees play a vital role in nature, the climate and our wellbeing, so donate today to help create, restore and protect woodlands for future generations.

Donate to our Woodlands appeal

Leave a lasting legacy

Visitors in the Long Gallery at Osterley Park and House, London

Leaving a gift in your will

From restoring world-famous art to protecting wildlife habitats, gifts in wills are used right at the heart of our work. You can help care for the places that are special to you by remembering us in your will and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.

Grandparent and grandson playing on a log at dyffryn gardens

Free will writing

We've partnered with a number of specialists so anyone can write or amend a will for free online, over the phone or face-to-face. While there's no obligation to leave a gift to the National Trust, we hope you'll consider supporting our vital work in this way.

Lending a hand

Exploring under the floorboards at Knole, Kent — Volunteers Jim and Brenda looking down into the void exposed by removing floorboards

Volunteers discover a message in a bottle

Our volunteers play a vital role in all of the work we do. In this blog, Knole archaeology volunteers Brenda Jarvis and Veronica Walker-Smith share a discovery made in the attics, and their research on a message from the past and its maker.

Find out what was under the floorboards

Thank you

How you've helped

Thank you for your ongoing support during these challenging times. Find out how your generous donations have been helping us look after nature, beauty, history - for everyone, for ever.

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