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- SNPT funds projects developed by departments within the park and selected through a competitive granting process. Selected projects grow the park’s capacity to take on cutting-edge environmental initiatives, enhance the visitor experience, uncover history, and prepare the next generation of stewards for our public lands.
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Our four pillars of funding include: Wild Shenandoah. Stories of Shenandoah. Stewards of Shenandoah. Experience Shenandoah. Without financial support from the Trust, all of these areas would remain under-funded. Help us help our park with a donation today. Donate. Special Campaigns.
Jun 19, 2020 · Luray, Virginia – A new National Park Service (NPS) report shows that 1.4 million visitors to Shenandoah National Park in 2019 spent $96.7 million in communities near the park. That spending supported 1,190 jobs in the local area and had a cumulative benefit to the local economy of $129 million.
Jan 17, 2024 · Shenandoah National Park also accepts payment in person during Operating Hours and honors valid Interagency Passes (Annual, Senior, Access, Military, etc.). If you already own one of these, you do not need to purchase a site pass. For more information visit the park's Fees & Passes web page.
SNPT funds projects developed by departments within the park and selected through a competitive granting process. Selected projects grow the park’s capacity to take on cutting-edge environmental initiatives, enhance the visitor experience, uncover history, and prepare the next generation of stewards for our public lands. Wild Shenandoah.
Core to our values is our commitment to our stakeholders through transparency and accountability. We are here for you — our donors, partners, and community members — so we can continue to support Shenandoah. Each year, the Trust publishes an annual report, audited financial statements, and 990’s.
The Association set as its goal the raising of $2,500,000, a figure estimated to be the cost of purchasing 400,000 acres at $6.00/acre. By April, 1926 $1,249,154 had been pledged and the S.A.N.P.C. felt confident enough to recommend that Congress authorize Shenandoah National Park.
• Provide dedicated annual federal funding for national park repairs. • Enact innovative policy reforms to ensure that deferred maintenance does not escalate. • Provide more highway funding for NPS maintenance needs.
