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President's Park (White House)
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Thank you for your interest in supporting President's Park. The park may accept donations from individuals, families, organizations, foundations, corporations, businesses, associations and other entities. Your contribution will be used to enhance visitor services and support resource protection programs throughout the park. No other federal agency relies as heavily on the generosity and kindness of its visitors. We thank you for your past support and we look forward to continuing to serve you.

Donations support and enhance the following work in President's Park:

  • Turf restoration and management
  • Monument and memorial restoration
  • Tree replacement
  • Landscaping
  • Education/Interpretation programs

If you are an individual or family, your contribution may be mailed to the address below. Please make checks out to the National Park Service. If you wish to designate your donation for one of the special areas above, please write it in the memo line of the check.

Donations may be mailed to:

National Park Service Liaison to the White House
National Park Service
1100 Ohio Drive, S.W., Room 344
Washington, D.C. 20242
Attention: President's Park Programs

Organizations, foundations, corporation, businesses, associations and other entities who are interested in donating to President's Park should contact the National Park Service Liaison to the White House at (202) 619-6344 to discuss their proposed donations.

Our non-profit educational cooperating association, the White House Historical Association operates a museum shop and your purchases there will also help to enhance park programs.

William Henry Harrison, 9th President: 1841-1841  

Did You Know?
Harrison delivered the longest inaugural address, and was the 1st president to die in office, about 32 days after elected. On March 4, he gave a 105 minute speech and did not wear an overcoat or hat. He developed pneumonia and died in the White House one month after giving his speech, on April 4.

Last Updated: September 25, 2009 at 12:51 EST