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Conservation cleaning of THE OPENING OF WATERLOO BRIDGE, 18 JUNE 1817 by John Constable, from Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire.
A conservator at work on Constable's painting of the opening of Waterloo Bridge, taken from Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire | © National Trust Images/James Dobson

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For more than 130 years, generations of people have helped us to look after nature, beauty and history. With your support we can continue this vital work, and preserve precious places for everyone, for ever.

Help restore land and nature

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Adopt a Plot 

Nature is depleting faster in the UK than almost anywhere else in the world. Donating to Adopt a Plot is a small way you can take a big step towards restoring nature across landscapes.

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Plant a Tree 

Trees provide vital habitats for a range of wildlife and are one of the best natural defences against climate change. This is why we're aiming to plant and establish 20 million trees by 2030. Donate to Plant a Tree and make a difference.

Commemorative giving

Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or remembering a loved one, a commemorative donation is a wonderful way to mark life's important moments.

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In memory gifts 

Discover how you can make a donation to the National Trust in memory of your loved one and help us look after somewhere special for generations to come.

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In celebration gifts 

It’s the memorable moments that make us, so for life’s biggest milestones, give a gift that lasts forever, whether that’s a donation, planting a tree or a physical dedication.

Appeals

Help us care for the coast, make space for wildlife or restore historic buildings. Whatever is most important to you, discover an appeal close to your heart and help make a difference.

A pair of puffins rubbing beaks or kissing on Skomer Island, South Wales
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Everyone Needs Nature Appeal 

You can help protect and restore the precious habitats and species that are in decline due to the effects of climate change. Donate to the Everyone Needs Nature Appeal today and encourage nature to flourish.

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Woodlands Appeal 

The UK's woodlands are in decline. Trees play a vital role in nature, the climate and our own wellbeing. You can help restore woodlands for future generations by donating today and helping us protect more precious trees.

A new pool has formed as a result of the wetland restoration at Blea Tarn, Little Langdale.
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Climate Action Appeal 

Climate change is the biggest threat to people and nature but with your support, the landscapes we care for can adapt to the challenges they face. Donate today to bring back wildlife, keep rivers flowing and protect woodlands and peatlands.

Information about donating

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Gift Aid 

Find out how you could increase the value of every £1 you give to £1.25 if you're a taxpayer. Help us continue our charitable work by joining the Gift Aid scheme.

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Text to donate terms and conditions 

You can now text to donate £5 to the National Trust and support the vital conservation work we do. Read the terms and conditions here.

Fox sculpture, an emblem of the Fox family who donated Glendurgan Garden, Cornwall

Making a donation

Our secure online forms mean you can make a donation at any time of the day or night to help the preservation and conservation of our heritage and landscape. If you prefer, you can print out the forms and post your donation to us at National Trust Donations, Heelis, Kemble Drive, Swindon SN2 2NA.

The Huddleston Missal prayerbook, now on display at Moseley Old Hall, Staffordshire
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How to donate an object 

Our collection continues to grow thanks to generous donors and supporters, helping us share new stories and perspectives on our historic places. Find out more about donating an object, including examples of what we're currently looking to collect.

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Make a donation

Our natural world and places of historic beauty are at serious risk. Please give what you can to help our essential conservation work.