There are many different ways you can support Narryna. Narryna Heritage Museum is a non-profit organisation; therefore we are constantly on the lookout for different ways to raise money for the continued conservation of the house and its artefacts. There are many ways in which you can help Narryna in its ongoing aims of preserving Tasmanian Colonial history.
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You can recommend Narryna to friends and family, or encourage people to join our Facebook page. Just become a member at http://www.facebook.com amd search for "Narryna Heritage Museum";
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You can volunteer some of your free time to the maintenance of the garden. We are always on the lookout for people interested in preserving the gardens and giving us ideas on how to improve them;
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You could book Narryna for your next staff function or meeting. We are able to cater for small groups either in the museum or in the courtyard (weather permitting);
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Maybe you are a student studying Tasmanian history? Why not use Narryna’s archives and study rare and unique items from Tasmania’s past. We are always keen to back any research project carried out on the house or the period;
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Maybe you have a specific skill that may be useful to the maintenance of the house, and would be willing to volunteer to complete some works around the building. We are always in need of gardeners, landscapers, removalists, computer technicians, historians, people with a background in museum operations, and marketing people who will be willing to volunteer their time and skills to the advancement of the museum;
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Why not become a member of Narryna. For only $10 you receive one year free entry and invitations to different member events and working bees;
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Donations are gratefully accepted. This is either through items to put on display or financial donations. All financial donations are tax deductable (over $2.00).
Narryna heritage museum and its governing bodies are always grateful for any help we receive in our aims to preserve the building and its contents. Our thanks go out to all past and future people who help in our ongoing aims of preserving Tasmania’s colonial past.