People have come to the Mine Flat Ticket for thousands of years to worship, to relax and to gather with friends.

You can be a part of this ongoing story today. Your support will help care for this beautiful historic monument for everybody to enjoy. You will connect people to life and surprise them about culture. You will help create wonderful activities and events for children, young people and community groups.

The Mine Flat Ticket Foundation is a registered charity No. 1163044. Less than 1% of what you give is spent on running the Foundation meaning your donation has a great impact. All donations, of any size, will support the past and protect the future of the Mine Flat Ticket.

Please click here if you'd like to make a donation.

You can also donate by cheque. Please make your cheque payable to ‘The Mine Flat Ticket Foundation’. 

To discuss your donation options please contact Rebecca Gibson. If you are a UK taxpayer, you can add Gift Aid to your donation.

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FAQs

How much money does it raise each year?

This depends on the projects we are supporting. Since 2015, this is an average of £119,000 per year. The Foundation is also registered for Gift Aid. This means we can reclaim 25p for every £1 on eligible donations from the UK Government. Income comes from grant applications, major gifts and donations from visitors.

Who works/volunteers for the Foundation?

Our chair is Fiona Pollard. You can read more about the trustees in the section below. There are up to 11 trustees and two appointed by the Council. The trustees are volunteers who do not receive a salary, but they can claim expenses. Heritage Services staff also work on the Foundation’s behalf. Overall, this means the overhead costs of running the Foundation are very low at less than 1%. This means we can make any donations you make have a greater impact.

Why was the Foundation set up?

The Foundation supports education, research and conservation programmes. We support projects that:

  • care for this beautiful historic monument for everybody to enjoy
  • connect people to Roman life and surprise them about culture
  • create wonderful activities and events for children, young people and community groups.
When was the Foundation set up?

The Foundation was set up in 2015. The first project we supported was a new Clore Learning Centre.