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Support our work

The Brontë Parsonage Museum is the former home of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë. We look after the world's largest collection of Brontë items, while offering educational and outreach opportunities to our community and beyond.

Although we’re supported by Arts Council England, we also rely on income from admissions, membership subscriptions and donations.

Your donation helps us to keep the Brontë legacy alive for generations to come – thank you. 

To make a donation to the daily running of the Museum, or to support us in other ways, please follow the links below.

Any kind of donation is most appreciated; we’re grateful for your support.

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General donations

Your donation helps us continue bringing the Brontë story to life.
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Visitor Experience Loos(e) Change Appeal

Support biodiversity around our new visitor toilets!
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Support the collection

Help us care for and grow our unique Brontë collection.
Donate to our collections fund
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Leave a legacy

Remember the Brontë Society in your will and have a lasting impact on our work.
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Becoming a member supports our work

When you join the Brontë Society, you enjoy a range of benefits while helping us to keep our museum and collection alive.

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