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Death Valley Natural History Association

Donations to DVNHA support Death Valley projects and programs related to interpretation and education, scientific research, and natural and cultural resource preservation.

Recent projects include:

• Flood Relief after the August 5, 2022 Deluge
• Over $100,000 in conservation work at Scotty's Castle to support flood recovery efforts.
• Over $75,000 to support education programming with schools in surrounding communities.
• $15,000 to support large events in the park, including the Death Valley Dark Sky Festival and the 25th Anniversary of the California Desert Protection Act.

Donate online, by phone, or by mail. You can also support DVNHA by becoming a member or shopping at the bookstore.

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Death Valley Conservancy

The mission of the DVC is to support projects that enhance research, education, historic preservation and the visitor experience within Death Valley National Park and the surrounding communities.

Recent projects include:

• $10,000 committed to restoring a historic borax wagon.
• Over $55,000 contributed towards the Death Valley Explorers video series.
• $20,000 to repair historic adobe walls.

Donate by mail or via paypal.

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The Fund for People in Parks

The Fund for People in Parks provides private funding and professional services to complete inspirational projects that enhance the visitor experience in western national parks.

Recent projects include:

• Over $250,000 to restore the Dantes View Overlook and create a bronze tactile map of Death Valley
• $25,000 to support a Women of Change exhibit, which will feature women explorers, scientists, and artists who all shaped the park.
• Over $20,000 to improve the visitor experience at Keane Wonder Mine by establishing trails and parking.

Donate online or via mail.

 

National Park Service

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.

Donate directly to the National Park Service via donation boxes at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center to support educational programs in the park.