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The Foundation and Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is a registered charity No. 803428. Registered in England and Wales.

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Standing at 50m high, The Pagoda was designed by Sir William Chambers and completed in 1762 as a surprise for Princess Augusta.

Membership and support

Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm (excluding Bank Holidays)

Membership Office at Kew

Phone 020 8332 3200 or email: friends@kew.org

Members' events

Phone 020 8332 3230 or email friendsevents@kew.org

Patrons of Kew

Phone 020 8332 3238 or email patrons@kew.org

Legacies and gifts

Phone 020 8332 3249 or email legacies@kew.org

Kew Fund and Adopt a Seed, Save a Species

Phone Jill Taylor on 020 8332 3248 or email j.taylor@kew.org

Commemorative gifts

Phone 020 8332 3248 or email commemorative@kew.org 

Trusts & Foundations

Phone David Tatham on 020 8332 3226 or email d.tatham@kew.org

Corporate

Phone Richard Hunt on 020 8332 3202 or email r.hunt@kew.org

Making a gift

Phone Clare Hindle on 020 8332 3228 or email c.hindle@kew.org

Postal address

Kew Foundation, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 3AB 


Join Kew today 

Become a Friend of Kew and enjoy unlimited free entry to Kew Gardens, Wakehurst and 14 other national gardens all year round from as little as 20p a day. Joint membership (two named adults from the same family living at one address) provides even better value for money.

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Join Kew experts on an expedition to Central America

10 Nov 2011
Discover the remotest corners of Central America and the Caribbean with Kew scientists on a small expedition ship. An amazing discovery and adventure opportunity for members and Friends of Kew.

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15 Sep 2011
Kew Patrons go behind the scenes for an exclusive tour of Kew’s innovative conservation laboratory and get a glimpse of some of the world’s most endangered plants.

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