Friend,
Twenty-five years ago today, President Bill Clinton delivered his farewell address from the Oval Office — a moment that marked the end of a presidency, but not the end of a commitment to service.
In that address, he reminded us that progress is possible when people work together, that opportunity carries responsibility, and that citizenship is not a title, but an active role we all share. Those words remain as relevant today as they were then.
The Clinton Foundation carries forward those same values — bringing people together across differences, focusing on practical solutions, and turning ideas into measurable impact. From expanding access to lifesaving health care and creating economic opportunity to developing the next generation of leaders and responding to urgent challenges facing communities around the world, our work reflects a simple belief: service does not end when a term in office does.
As we reflect on this milestone, we invite you to watch President Clinton’s farewell address and revisit the ideas that continue to guide our work.
