Thank you for everything you do to protect and preserve your national parks.






Join with your NPCA Giving Day gift today!
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Dear Friend of the National Parks,

On August 25, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed legislation that
established the National Park Service - ensuring the protection
of the 35 parks and monuments then managed by the federal government.

Today, 105 years later, the park system protects more than 400
irreplaceable natural and cultural treasures from coast to coast that
tell the history of America and its people.

And that's why NPCA is bringing back our annual Giving Day on
August 25 - the National Park Service's 105th birthday! We are
asking our members and supporters across the country to come together
to celebrate the parks' glorious past and help safeguard these
special places for future generations.
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We have set a Giving Day goal of raising $50,000 by August 25. But
you don't have to wait to participate and make a difference for
the parks you love!

Friend, please make your Giving Day new member contribution
to NPCA today to give a timely boost to all of NPCA's critical
park protection efforts.
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When you join npca today, your generous tax-deductible Giving Day gift
today will help:

* Protect national parks against the ravages of climate change.
Everything we value about national parks - clean air and
water, amazing wildlife, historic structures, monuments, and
more - is threatened by climate change. This is our last
chance to prevent irreversible damage.

* Repair years of damage to national parks. You helped us win
passage of the Great American Outdoors Act last year. It's
a good start to reducing the Park Service's massive repair
and maintenance backlog. But much work remains to be done on
everything from hiking trails to campsites, historic buildings
to restrooms.

* Establish new national parks that more fully reflect
America's diversity. More people should be able to see
their own stories told, celebrated and preserved in national
parks. It's a matter of historical accuracy and, more
important, equity.

Join today during our Giving Day campaign and you will receive great
members-only benefits, including a subscription to National Parks, our
award-winning quarterly magazine ... the Park-Pak, our exclusive
travel information kit available on request only to members ...
invitations to join NPCA's expertly guided tours that showcase
America's natural and cultural heritage
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... plus our exclusive NPCA member satchel as your free welcome
gift ... and more.

You are a key partner in all of this work. Will you step up with one
of the very first new member gifts we need to reach our Giving Day
goal?
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NPCA and our members and supporters have been protecting and
enhancing the parks for almost as long as the National Park Service
itself. Today, we have wonderful opportunities to ensure our national
parks will remain places of beauty and inspiration for years to come.
But what comes of those opportunities depends on your continued
engagement in NPCA's work.

That's why NPCA's Giving Day is so important. Please give
us a head start toward our Giving Day campaign goal by stepping up
with a greatly needed new member contribution for your parks.
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Thank you for responding today ... and for all you do to protect
our parks!

With gratitude,

Theresa Pierno
President and CEO

P.S. You and I are able to enjoy national parks today because
generations of conservationists before us worked together to protect
the most beautiful and significant places in our country. Now
it's our turn to make sure that our children, grandchildren and
generations to come can experience the national parks in their full
glory.

Please be one of the first to make a difference for our parks by
joining today with your strongest Giving Day donation
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- thank you!

Join today:
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