Making a Donation - you can make a gift to benefit the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park directly to the National Park Service. Your gifts will be use only for the benefit of our park and you may identify the program and/or project for which your gift is intended. No administrative cost is deducted therefore 100% of your gift will be used for the purpose you identify. Your check will be deposited in a government account and the full amount will be spent as you intended. Most parks have separate donations accounts for park-specific projects and programs for which you may earmark your gift.
Visitors to the park can give direct cash or check gifts through
our donation boxes. Unlike entrance fees, 100% of donated funds stay
in this park. Donation boxes are located at the AbrahamLincolnBirthplaceNHPVisitorCenter
and in the BirthplaceMemorialBuilding. Historic objects, manuscripts,
books and other related items that have a direct relationship to Abraham
Lincoln may be donated to the park's museum collection, where they
are preserved for future generations to enjoy and learn. Contact
the park to discuss anything you are considering donating to the
park's collection.
Volunteer your time!
The park can use your assistance in all areas of its operation. Depending upon
your skills and interests and the needs of the park, we will match you to
the best job available. Volunteer opportunities may be discussed with Ranger Reynolds by calling 270.358.3137
For information on programs and/or projects you may wish to consider worthy of your support please contact Superintendent Keith Pruitt at:
Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park
2995 Lincoln Farm Road
Hodgenville, KY 42748
Telephone: 270.358.3137
Did You Know?
Thomas Lincoln paid 50 pounds to the governor of Kentucky for a marriage license for him and Nancy Hanks.
