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Further information on the Friends, their work in supporting The National Archives and membership benefits can be found on their website.
The National Archives is supported in its work by our two sister charities, The National Archives Trust and the Friends of The National Archives. Learn about both registered charities below.
The Friends of The National Archives is a membership organisation open to all, for an annual membership. Benefits include use of the Friends Room based at The National Archives and access to the annual Magna publication.
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Further information on the Friends, their work in supporting The National Archives and membership benefits can be found on their website.
The Friends of The National Archives CIO is a registered charity number 1185971 (established in 1988 and incorporated in 2020).
The National Archives Trust is an independent charity established to enrich people’s lives by promoting knowledge and enjoyment of the nation’s archives to the widest possible audience. It relies on philanthropic support from those who share our commitment to expanding access to heritage for everyone.
You can support the Trust as an individual, trust, foundation or company.
nationalarchivestrust.org.uk
Further information on the Trust and how to get involved can be found on their website.
The National Archives Trust is a registered charity number 1187839 and is registered with the Fundraising Regulator.
For further information on how The National Archives works with our sister charities for fundraising and the projects that have been funded please contact our Fundraising Team.