National Trust
Protecting nature, beauty and history for everyone, for ever
Our mission
Nature, beauty and history for everyone, for ever
The National Trust cares for nature, beauty and history across England, Wales and Northern Ireland and opens these places for everyone to enjoy. It protects historic buildings, monuments, coast, countryside, farms, woodlands and habitats so they can remain part of everyday life for future generations. Its work also focuses on restoring nature, improving access to green space and helping more people build a lasting connection with the outdoors and shared heritage.
About the cause
About National Trust
The National Trust was founded in 1895 by Octavia Hill, Robert Hunter and Hardwicke Rawnsley to preserve the nation’s historic and natural places. Today it describes itself as Europe’s biggest conservation charity, caring for coastline, countryside, historic houses, gardens and collections across England, Wales and Northern Ireland with the help of millions of members, volunteers, donors and partners.
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Your meetings, their mission.
Choose National Trust as your cause on Qariam. Every relevant meeting you accept unlocks a vendor pledge, and 100% of it goes directly to National Trust once the conversation has taken place.
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