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Open OutDoors for Kids visit to San Antonio National Historical Park
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NPF Celebrates 2022 Accomplishments

By Rebecca Watson

In fiscal year 2022, the National Park Foundation (NPF) granted over $59 million to parks and partner organizations, funding programs and projects across the country. NPF’s 2022 Annual Report highlights projects demonstrating the depth and breadth of NPF’s work – from connecting 20,000 local students with San Antonio Missions National Historical Park to enabling Indigenous scholars and artists to produce new art installations at Yellowstone National Park.

  • A person scales the facade of a rock

    Over Barriers Program at Joshua Tree National Park

    Outdoor Outreach

  • A handful of students pose for a photo with their arms around each other

    Students gather to pose for a photo to commemorate their trip to Yosemite National Park

    NPF Photo

  • A group of people in yellow shirts and wearing hard hats rake up soil

    Service corps crew at Devils Tower National Monument

    Wyoming Conservation Corps

  • A group of people, working under a pop-up tent, put together a wooden structure

    Using a wooden frame, the Green Team creates a structure for the oyster shells to hold on to.

    Groundwork Jacksonville

  • Vintage typewriter and sheets of paper sit on a large wooden desk.

    Typewriter at Carter G. Woodson Home National Historic Site

    NPS Photo / Victoria Stauffenberg

  • A line of full bins of fuel canisters

    Zero Landfill Initiative / Don't Feed the Landfills compost collection and fuel cylinder recycling at Yosemite National Park and Gateway communities

    Tina Moseley

  • From behind, a female hiker leans against a tor and uses binoculars to look across a vast green landscape.

    Hiker at Serpentine Hot Springs at Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

    NPS Photo / Savannah Glasscock

  • A person scales the facade of a rock

    Over Barriers Program at Joshua Tree National Park

    Outdoor Outreach

NPF’s work is helping protect our public lands, tell the stories tied to these places, and connect visitors to over 400 national park sites within the National Park System through unique and empowering experiences. Our national parks are for everyone, and at NPF, we know we all have a part to play in ensuring they are enjoyed for generations to come.

It’s work that builds on the 50+ years of NPF’s work in parks, and it is work we are excited to continue and expand as the needs of parks and park visitors evolve. Explore NPF’s 2022 Annual Report and learn how you can support this important work.