All money directly given by tax payers can be now have the tax recovered and added to the fund, this will add a percentage in recovered income tax to the value of the donation. In the first instance a form has to be signed by the tax payer making the donation thereafter all donations made by that person to the effort will be subject to tax recovery, so long as they remain a tax payer. However, a clear paper trail will have to be kept of the amounts given and by whom, to satisfy both the Inland Revenue and your Independent Examiner. In appropriate locations, this can be very lucrative. Services can vary from providing lunches, cream or strawberry teas, or light refreshments, to full hosting of overseas visitors.
Local people act as hosts and the visitors stay in their homes.
Trips and entertainment are provided. Charges include a profit element and hosts give either the profit or total income to the restoration fund Sale of consumable items with suitable motif where appropriate. Wine goblets, crested teaspoons etc. A new bell or re-cast bell might be given in memory of a loved one and be appropriately inscribed. Try to have transport available for people to get to the gardens.