The National Park Foundation relies on corporate partners to enhance and expand the efforts of the National Park Service to preserve important history and landscapes, improve the visitor experience, pursue new programs, and engage younger generations. For more than a hundred years, America’s national parks have been able to grow and thrive thanks to the continued commitment and generosity of the business community. We gratefully acknowledge their dedication and loyalty to our mission.

The powerful conservation legacy of President Theodore Roosevelt lives on in the more than 400 national parks preserved across the country. During his time in office, Roosevelt protected over 230 million acres of public lands and signed new legislation that empowered his successors to safeguard cultural landmarks, historic and prehistoric structures, and undisturbed wilderness. To recognize individuals who share in President Roosevelt’s bold vision, the National Park Foundation is honored to highlight members of the Teddy Roosevelt Society – an alliance of donors who have made an extraordinary commitment to preserving our national heritage and natural wonders with philanthropic support of $1 million or more.

Institutional Foundations provide critical, targeted grant support to the National Park Foundation, helping to protect America’s national parks for present and future generations. NPF expresses its sincerest gratitude for their commitment to our national parks.

Champions Society members are supporters who have demonstrated an ongoing commitment to safeguarding America’s most beautiful and hallowed places through their generous annual contributions.

Named for the founding year of the National Park Service, the 1916 Society recognizes donors who have chosen to support and protect the future of our national parks through an estate plan gift. NPF thanks the 1916 Society for their commitment to the national parks, both now and in the future.