Our Partners

With every tram ride to the top of the Arch and every book bought in the Old Courthouse gift shop, you can help to support the programs and resources at Gateway Arch National Park. The proceeds from your purchase of tickets and gifts goes toward helping to maintain and improve the museums, exhibits and collections, as well as to present educational programs, acquire historical artifacts and publish literature. These activities are made possible by the Gateway Arch cooperating association, Jefferson National Parks Association, and park partner, Bi-State Development.

Jefferson National Parks Association (JNPA) is a federally recognized National Park Service cooperating association. As a private non-profit organization, JNPA supports the educational activities of GANP, as well as Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site in St. Louis, the Lewis and Clark Visitor Center in Yankton, SD, Camp River Dubois / Lewis & Clark State Historic Site in Hartford, IL and the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area in Minnesota. JNPA’s major source of funding is through the sale of educational products, mostly through museum shop and mail-order catalog sales, admission to interpretive programs and private donations. As a tax-exempt, non-profit organization identified under section 501(c)(3) of the federal tax code, all JNPA proceeds fund its educational mission.

Bi-State Development, a regional transportation agency, serves Illinois and Missouri to fulfill its mission of creating “regional economic development through excellence in transportation.” Bi-States Tourism Innovation Division, in cooperation with the National Park Service, operates the Gateway Arch Transportation System, ticketing and reservation center and Riverboats at the Gateway Arch.

Gateway Arch Park Foundation (GAPF) The Gateway Arch Park Foundation is a non-profit organization and official fundraising partner of the Gateway Arch National Park. The Gateway Arch Park Foundation mission is to ensure that the Gateway Arch, its grounds, neighboring public space, and attractions are a vital, active, welcoming, well-supported resource to the community and nation for generations to come.

 

Great Rivers Greenways District is making St. Louis and the surrounding area an even better place to live by creating a clean, green and connected region.