Support Arundells

Protecting Arundells for generations to come

Why support Arundells?

As a small, self-funded charity receiving no government support, we rely on the generosity of individuals like you. Arundells, the cherished home of Sir Edward Heath, holds a special place in history. Following his wishes, the Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation was established to share this remarkable property and its collections with the public. Your support is vital to ensure this legacy continues to inspire and enrich lives for generations to come.

Where Your Support Goes

Arundells requires ongoing care to maintain its historic grandeur and unique collection. From restoring a treasured Churchill painting to mending a delicate Ming dynasty bowl, your support ensures this special place thrives.

Donations to Arundells help with all restoration work
Donations to Arundells help with our artwork restoration

Every Gift Makes a Difference

Even the smallest contribution can have a significant impact. Partner with us to safeguard this historic gem and ensure it remains a source of inspiration and enjoyment for years to come.
 

Gift Aid

By simply adding Gift Aid to your donation, you increase its impact by 25% at no extra cost to you. If you are a UK taxpayer, please let us know.

Thank you for considering making a donation or leaving a legacy to Arundells

Support Arundells Today

Make a one-time gift online by or sending a check payable to “The Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation” to:

Arundells, 59 Cathedral Close, Salisbury, SP1 2EN
 

Planned Giving

To explore legacy giving options or discuss funding a specific project, please contact us at 01722 326546. We’ll work with you to create a giving plan that aligns with your philanthropic goals.
 

Thank You

Thank you for your generous support. Together, we can ensure that Arundells continues to inspire and enrich lives for generations to come.

Donations support Arundells

The Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation (Registered Charity No. 1112773)

House

The house was originally a medieval canonry, with the first recorded occupant being Henry of Blunston, Archdeacon of Dorset, who lived here from 1291 until his death in 1316.

garden

The peaceful garden extends to around two acres in total, with lawns, mature trees, shrubbery and borders and includes sculpture by G E Wade and the bow of Morning Cloud III.

collection

Arundells Collection includes works by well known artists, ceramics, gifts from world leaders, hand painted Chinese wallpaper and Morning Cloud scale model yachts.

EVENTS

Arundells events include talks, music concerts and recitals, seasonal outdoor theatre, children's events and Christmas events.

Upcoming Events at Arundells