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Together, We Make Parks Possible

It takes all of us to help sustain the vast landscapes and history of our national parks. The National Park Foundation helps guide charitable giving to the greatest needs within the National Park Service. See how your gift can help make the parks possible.
Support Our Parks

Find your place in the parks. Explore our programs and partnerships across the National Park System and see how you can give to the areas you’re most passionate about.

Turning Passion for Our Parks into Action

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, NPF has accomplished a lot of good in the parks. However, there’s still work to be done.

  • 400
    Parks
    NPF helps support the National Park Service in their preservation of more than 400 national park sites across the country.
  • 50
    Years
    Since 1967, the NPF has helped protect and preserve some of America's most treasured places.
  • $115
    Million
    NPF provided grants and programmatic support of $115M to our national parks during fiscal year 2023.
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Our Work

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National Park Week
National Park Week is an annual celebration of America’s national parks. This year, NPF invites you to celebrate our parks while learning more about the ways we all can help preserve these wonderful places.
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    Partnership
    Over 50 Years of Partnership
    As the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service, NPF has a unique role in caring for and supporting our national parks.
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    Story Women Redefining Home
    An NPS Women's History in the Pacific West Fellow is exploring the intricate narratives of home and the often-overlooked contributions of women in shaping the American West.
  • A recreation of a historic sign, hung outside a red brick building, reads "Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Inc. Associated Publishers, Inc."
    Story Telling Woodson's Story
    It has a National Park Service sign out front, though it’s unassuming as far as national park sites go. But the modest home tells an outsized story.

National Park Foundation Partners

Our work in parks would not be possible without the generous and ongoing support of our corporate partners. This tradition of giving is crucial to preserving America's most special places.

Learn More About Our Partners