Appeals & Donations

The National Trust is a not-for-profit organisation and therefore relies on external funding and donations to continue its valuable work.

The Trust administrates fund-raising for specific appeals and also accepts donations of money and land in order to continue its core activities, which include BushBank and Covenanting.

Current Appeals

The National Trust administers tax-deductible appeals for numerous projects, including:

Aborna Foundation Appeal

Denmark Conservation Appeal

Gabbie Kylie Foundation Appeal

Golden Valley Tree Park Appeal

Kylie Railway Dam Reserve Conservation Appeal

Maali Foundation Appeal

Malimup Springs Conservation Appeal

Ngalia Foundation Appeal

Quairading Reserves Appeal

Tuart Forest Appeal

Donating a property to The National Trust ensures that the land’s conservation values will be permanently protected. In some cases the land may be transferred to become part of a National Park and in others the property will be sold and the proceeds recycled to buy other properties with conservation value. To date, The National Trust has accepted two donations of property.

Tax-deductible donations

The Trust is a tax-deductible body and all donations of $2 and over may be claimed as a tax deduction. Gifts of land for conservation purposes are tax deductible. For more information on tax-deductible donations, please contact the Australian Taxation Office.

If you would like to make a donation to the Natural Heritage Department, please contact us for more information.