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  • Apprentice Appeal

    Apprentice Appeal

    Donate now to repair and protect Scotland's built heritage!

    To secure a future for our castles, grand houses, cottages and crofts we must repair them today, but also equip our young people with the skills they need to care for them into the future. Donations to the Apprentice Appeal will support the Culzean Stonemasonry Apprentice Training Programme to repair our properties at a stable cost today, while teaching traditional stonemasonry skills to the next generation.

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  • Wild Scotland Appeal

    Wild Scotland Appeal

    Donate now to support wildlife projects that protect Scotland’s native and rare species.

    This year, we need £60,000 for native wildflower projects that will help restore precious meadow and woodland in places like Brodick Country Park on Arran, Falkland Palace in Fife and Kirkton Meadow on Balmacara Estate.

    Just £30 can restore 10 square metres of meadow or woodland into land that’s healthier for bumblebees, butterflies and birds. Will you help us?

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  • General Donation

    General Donation

    Your gift will be used to support all of the properties in our care through our General Fund. Donations to this fund are used wherever the Trust needs them the most. This means we can react quickly to changes in circumstances, carry out essential projects and offer vital support to our properties when they need it most.

    Your donation could be used to carry out important conservation work, support our conservation volunteers or invest in our education program for learners of all ages.

    As you can imagine, the demands made on this fund are considerable, so we really appreciate and value your support.

    Thank you!

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  • The Footpath Fund

    The Footpath Fund

    Donate to The Footpath Fund to protect Scotland's mountains and wild landscapes from erosion.

    With 1.2 million visitors to our outdoor properties every year, path repair is an essential element to preserve the natural beauty of Scotland's hills and mountains.

    Donate today and your gift will go towards some of Scotland's most spectacular landscapes such as Torridon, Glencoe, Ben Lawers, Ben Lomond and Goatfell.

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  • 'I'm in for the future' Fund

    'I'm in for the future' Fund

    The ‘I’m in for the future’ Fund protects our properties for future generations by providing practical support to any area of the Trust that’s in need.

    Our charity is tasked with saving Scotland’s heritage for future generations. We take this very seriously, but the fact is we simply cannot afford to do it alone. Membership subscriptions only go halfway towards meeting the £20 million bill we face every year just to keep our properties open for you to enjoy. And that’s before we've spent a penny on larger projects to upgrade or improve the appearance of our properties.

    I hope you’ll consider making a donation to our ‘I’m in for the future’ Fund to help us protect the beautiful places in our care for everyone, forever.

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  • Save the Secret Garden Appeal

    Save the Secret Garden Appeal

    Arduaine Garden in Argyll has been saved from closure, but we still need your help to support the future of the garden. Donate online today to see your name on display as an Arduaine Guardian online.

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The National Trust for Scotland. The National Trust for Scotland for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty is a charity registered in Scotland, Charity Number SC 007410 and depends for its support on the subscriptions of its members, donations and legacies. Site and contents copyright © 2013 the National Trust for Scotland.