The National Park Service preserves unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations. Every day, visitor donations help us accomplish that mission here at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial. We'd like to thank you for your continued support by showing you the great work you make possible each and every day. Restoration of the USS Arizona Memorial - Thanks to your donations, phase one of the USS Arizona Memorial restoration project was completed in October 2012. Fundraising efforts continue as we reach for the $700,000 goal. Education Programs - Donations allow us to offer transportation scholarships to enable more than 30,000 students to travel to Pearl Harbor each year. Interpretive Staff - Several of our interpretive staff members are part of a work-study arrangement largely supported through donation funds. Artifact Conservation - Precious artifacts (like the Elgin Clock, salvaged from the admiral's bridge of the sunken USS Arizona) are preserved for future generations as a direct result of donation funding. Interpretive Exhibits - Donations provide for the development, fabrication, and installation of our extensive collection of historical exhibits, such as the Sadako Sasaki Crane. Dive Program If you'd like to know more about supporting national parks in the Pacific and across the United States, please visit our partners: |
Last updated: September 6, 2019