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Herbert Hoover National Historic SiteBright yellow coneflowers bloom among green prairie grasses.
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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
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Your donation will enhance programs and activities that protect park resources and provide visitor services at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site. Philanthropic contributions continue to make a significant difference. We welcome and are grateful for your support.

Donated funds help pay for programs and extra rangers at Hooverfest, horse-and-wagon rides through the park during A Christmas Past, the park's Teacher-Ranger, and the exhibit "Cedar County Iowa: A Door to Freedom" on display at the Visitor Center. 

If you are interested in donating to the directly to the park you may contact the superintendent by phone at (319) 643-2541 or e-mail. Donations may be sent to:

Superintendent, Herbert Hoover NHS
110 Parkside Drive
PO Box 607
West Branch, IA 52358

You may also support Herbert Hoover National Historic Site by joining the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association, by volunteering, or by shopping at our bookstore.

In addition, Congress established the National Park Foundation (NPF) in 1967 to provide private citizens an official, tax-deductible way to make gifts to the support national parks. NPF helps individual parks attract philanthropic gifts by encouraging those who feel a deep appreciation for a park to express their support.
Historic yellow house used by the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association.
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association
A nonprofit group that supports Herbert Hoover National Historic Site.
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A volunteer collects prairie seeds surrounded by blossoming yellow goldenrod.
Prairie Restoration Volunteer Projects
Volunteer to restore native tallgrass prairie on National Public Lands Day.
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A woman photographing prairie flowers in the early morning.
Artist-in-Residence Program
Artists share their vision of the historic site. About the program, artists, and how to apply.
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Black and white photo of Herbert Hoover fly-fishing in a river.  

Did You Know?
Herbert Hoover was an avid fisherman. He'd often don a jacket, tie, and hat along with his waders and gear while fly-fishing. "All men are equal before fish," he wrote.
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Last Updated: September 03, 2009 at 17:20 EST