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Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
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How You can Make A Difference

In 1967, Congress established the National Park Foundation (NPF) 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. 

Making a donation to the Lincoln Boyhood Memorial Fund at the National Park Foundation means your gift will be used to support the park and its programs.  Your gift will make a difference.

 

Lincoln Boyhood NM has a number of volunteer opportunities available in the areas of visitor services, maintenance, and administration.  For more information, please contact the park’s Volunteer Coordinator, Paula Alexander, at 812-937-4541 or paula_alexander@nps.gov. 

 

Current Volunteer Opportunities

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President Kennedy signing the act

Did You Know?
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial was the first national park established in Indiana. President John F. Kennedy signed the act authorizing the establishment of the park on February 19, 1962.

Last Updated: August 11, 2009 at 11:43 MST