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John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
Support Your Park
 
What JFK Means to Me

There are many ways to support John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site and to help preserve it for future generations.

 

 

 

  • Eastern National Bookstore

Purchase something from the Eastern National sales area of the visitor center. Eastern National is a cooperating association that offers books and other educational items relating to the interpretive themes of John Fitzgerald Kennedy NHS. A percentage of the proceeds from all sales are donated to the park's interpretive program.

 

  •  Volunteers-in-Parks

Volunteers-In-Parks are Very Important People (VIPs)! The National Park Service is fortunate to receive the valuable assistance of many generous individuals who volunteer their time and talents each year.  The VIP program is a great way for those wanting to donate their time, energy, resources, and talents.

To volunteer at the John F. Kennedy site please contact

Mark Swartz, Volunteer Coordinator
(617) 566-1689 x 216
or email us

To view more NPS volunteer opportunities go to www.nps.gov/volunteer.

 

  • Contributions to John F. Kennedy NHS

The National Park Service welcomes support from the private sector to supplement public funds appropriated by Congress. Donations come to the park from individuals, organizations, foundations, and corporations as expressions of support and enhance the ability of the National Park Service to carry out its programs and activities.  Contact us for more information.

 

  • Work for the National Park Service

Pursue a career with the National Park Service. Together we can all take care of this and other National Parks.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy as a young boy.  

Did You Know?
According to his mother, Jack Kennedy was the “problem child”, forgetful and “invariably late” for meals. Sloppy at home & lazy at school, Jack overcame his problems with spelling & grammar to win the 1957 Pulitzer Prize with his “Profiles in Courage” and the presidential election 3 years later.

Last Updated: September 01, 2009 at 13:29 EST