Blue Ridge Parkway used more than $270,000 in America’s National Parks™ donations to help cover seasonal interpretive staff salaries from May through October 2025. With this support, the parkway operated 10 visitor centers and offered an average of 15 interpretive programs each day during peak season. The site also reprinted Junior Ranger booklets for the full 469-mile parkway, supporting up to three years of youth interpretive programming.
Mammoth Cave National Park invested approximately $115,000 in America’s National Parks funding to improve facilities and enrich the visitor experience. The park replaced worn picnic tables, purchased equipment for special events, and installed new visitor center...
Moores Creek National Battlefield transformed its interpretive exhibits with a $25,000 grant from America’s National Parks, as part of the America’s 250th History Happens Here Grant Program creating a more accessible and engaging visitor experience. The enhancements...
Just ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, Boston National Historical Park commemorated the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill in June 2025. A $25,000 grant from America’s National Parks supported several key elements of the anniversary programming. To...