Join a branch of the National Trust (NSW)

The National Trust (NSW) advocates for the protection of New South Wales’ built, natural and cultural heritage to ensure its preservation for future generations. Our branches and committees provide members with the opportunity to connect locally and regionally through events, tours, and advocacy for the protection of heritage.

Make a difference by joining a branch

The National Trust’s community of volunteers makes a difference through our various branches and committees, providing an invaluable contribution by caring for our properties, supporting our fundraising initiatives and volunteering for various roles.

The National Trust is supported by 26 regional branches and committees, which provide advocacy and fundraising support for the organisation in regional areas and at our properties.

How to join a National Trust (NSW) branch or committee

You can join one of our branches or committees by getting in touch with us – we can put you in contact with the local branch in your region. Email us at info@nationaltrust.com.au or fill in the form below. Our regional branches are:

  • Bathurst and District Branch
  • Blue Mountains Branch
  • Far South Coast Branch
  • Hawkesbury Branch
  • Hunter Regional Branch (includes Newcastle)
  • Illawarra Shoalhaven Branch
  • Lachlan Branch
  • Lithgow Branch
  • Mudgee Rylstone Branch
  • Parramatta Branch (Branch Sydney)
  • Southern Highlands Branch

Our committees are:

  • Friends of Ahimsa
  • Friends of Everglades
  • Friends of Grossman and Brough House
  • Friends of Norman Lindsay Gallery
  • Friends of Sir Henry Parkes Memorial School of Arts
  • Experiment Farm Cottage
  • Harper’s Mansion Management Committee
  • Lindesay Management Committee
  • Miss Porter’s House Management Committee
  • Miss Trail’s House Management Committee
  • Norman Lindsay Gallery Advisory Committee
  • Saumarez Homestead Advisory Committee
  • Vienna Cottage Management Committee
  • Women’s Committee
  • Woodford Academy Management Committee

Learn more about National Trust places.

Technical committees

The National Trust also has several Board-appointed taskforces and technical committees, which provide professional expertise, technical and specialist advice on matters of advocacy, collections management, curatorial direction, finance, property and cemeteries conservation.

Would you like to volunteer at the National Trust?

Join an amazing team of more than 1,000 volunteers across the state. Volunteers are involved in events, provide guided tours of heritage properties, conserve our built and natural heritage by caring for properties and gardens, and support fundraising and membership efforts.

Sign up to volunteer by completing our online registration form.

Contact Us

info@nationaltrust.com.au

(02) 9258 0123