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National Trust enters virtual gift market for Christmas

08 Oct 2010 News

The National Trust has launched a virtual gift catalogue, its first foray into this kind of scheme, in an effort to get members donating in the lead-up to Christmas.

The National Trust has launched a virtual gift catalogue, its first foray into this kind of scheme, in an effort to get members donating in the lead-up to Christmas.

The catalogue, which will be sent in hard copy to the Trust’s 700,000 members alongside an online marketing push, features a range of gift types and values, from £10 to ‘save the red squirrel’ to £2,000 for a bat habitat.

The National Trust is hoping that 7,000 of those members will respond to the offer and aims to raise £75,000 from the virtual gifts.

A spokeswoman for the Trust said that all the money donated will go specifically towards the gift bought, so all the money raised by the £10 ‘save the red squirrel’ offering will go to the saving of red squirrels. 

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