Help purchase the Miniatures for the Jane Austen's House Museum

Samuel Keele is raising money for Jane Austen's House Museum

£636

raised of £1,000 target

by 4 supporters

Help purchase the Miniatures for the Jane Austen House Museum · 5 November 2019

Jane Austen's House

Campaign by Jane Austen's House Museum (RCN 1156458)

Be a part of the story... Help to restore and protect Jane Austen’s precious home

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The Jane Austen Fan Club boasts 21,000 members from around the world. We want to flex our collective muscles by helping the Jane Austen's House Museum to acquire some miniatures from an artefact dealer. These will be on permanent display in the JAHM in Chawton so that Janeites around the world may enjoy them.

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4 donations

Simone Bye
5 years ago
I loved my visit to Chawton (I’m from Australia) in 2017...happy to help with fundraising
A$50.00
Cass G
5 years ago
Good luck, Sam! This is a fabulous idea to harness the global love for Jane Austen to secure artefacts for everyone to enjoy. <3
£20.00
Diana Shand
5 years ago
Hoping that enough money will be raised to secure those miniatures. Fingers crossed xxx
£5.00 + £1.25 Gift Aid
Samuel Keele
5 years ago
Help the Jane Austen Fan Club as they assist the Jane Austen's House museum to purchase some miniatures which will be on display at the JAHM for all Janeites to enjoy.
US$752.98

About the campaign

Jane Austen's House

Campaign by Jane Austen's House Museum

Be a part of the story... Help to restore and protect Jane Austen’s precious home

About the charity

Jane Austen's House Museum

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RCN 1156458

www.janeaustens.house

Jane Austen's House was the home of Jane Austen for the last eight years of her life and is where she completed all of her novels. The House is run by an independent charitable trust and receives no regular public funding. The Museum relies on visitors and public donations to run.