The National Trust Gift Shop
The National Trust Gift Shop has an amazing selection of gifts available, with all profits going towards helping maintain some of the UK's most historic houses, monuments and countryside. The National Trust is completely independent from the Government and rely on public donations, memberships and legacies to carry out their ongoing work in ensuring that British heritage sites are carried forward for the next generation to enjoy.
By purchasing an item from The National Trust Gift Shop you will be helping to provide much needed funds to help maintain their contiuned work across the country, and there's loads to choose from -
- Kitchen wear
- Books
- Fragrance & Toiletries
- Games
- Outdoor Accessories
- Virtual Gifts
The National Trust Gift Shop
from just £5.00
Registered Charity Number: 205846
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Featured Charity Gifts from The National Trust Gift Shop
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Beatrix Potter Notecards
...read morePictures of some of the most popular Beatrix Potter characters. Our Notecards are 140mmx140mm and feature 2 each of 4 designs with envelopes.
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Ceramic Chicken Egg Cup
...read moreCeramic Chicken Egg Cup - this egg cup comes in white or brown. Choose which colour you would prefer from the options
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Virtual Squirrel
...read moreIndustrious. Reserved. Handsome. The red squirrel is quintessentially British. Yet their existence is increasingly precarious. Your donation will help us to protect their current habitat and imp...
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Ladybird Tower
...read moreA natural habitat for ladybirds and insects which has a central chamber filled with natural material. Holes drilled at an upward angle give the insects easy reach to the insulated and safe inner...
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About the National Trust
The National Trust has over 3.5 million members and 52,000 volunteers who gave 2.3 million hours in 2007/08. Not only do they protect over 300 historic houses and gardens, they also care for 49 industrial monuments and mills across the UK. Plus with more than 12 million people across the country paying to visit their historic properties and another 50 million estimated at visiting their open air land sites, it's easy to see how The National Trust need all the help they can get in safeguarding the UK's heritage.
Where does the money go?
With so many beautiful and historic places across the country, The National Trust endeavor to keep these sites clean and serene not just for the millions of visitors who travel from far and wide to enjoy their splendor, but also for future generations to behold. From forests to castles, from manor houses to beaches, The National Trust aim to maintain the beauty of all the magnificent British Heritage we have been bestowed, and thanks to the public's generous donations, they can.
