We need your support to help us care for this wonderful estate, to keep it open for everyone to discover and enjoy, and to run our arts and educational programmes.
Every pound will help us to secure the estate’s future and all that we do here together. Donate now to support our work – you can make a general donation or see below for our current campaigns if you’d like to donate to something more specific.
And to support our work whilst enjoying great benefits, why not consider Dartington Membership?
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Dartington Trust is supported by the Chapel & York US Foundation, a US 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations to the Chapel & York US Foundation from US taxpayers are tax deductible to the extent allowed by US law. Dartington Trust has been reviewed by the Chapel & York US Foundation and the board has determined that Dartington Trust is a suitable organization to receive grants from a US public charity.
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support our work in…
grounds and gardens
Our Grade II* Listed Gardens and 800 acres of woods, farmland and river banks have been loved and enjoyed for centuries. Now, we need your help in preserving them for future visitors.
You can contribute to a variety of Gardens-related projects.
the arts
Help us continue to deliver a fabulous year-round programme of live music, theatre, family events… and of course, film – at our legendary Barn Cinema.
make a general donation
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how you’ve helped
Take a look at some of our previous successful campaigns. Your contributions really do make a difference – thank you.
walled garden campaign
With your help, we successfully raised £12,000 to keep our historic Walled Garden in use as a productive food growing area and educational space, providing a local food source for businesses on the estate.
deer park
Following a fundraising campaign, our 14th century Deer Park was transformed into a free visitor attraction and educational resource, set to bring medieval history and conservation alive for generations to come.