The theodore roosevelt inaugural site foundation was established in 1967 to manage the theodore roosevelt inaugural national historic site that was established by congress in 1966

The National Park Service (NPS) awarded $313,000 to the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation under the Cultural Resources Management program (CFDA 15.946) on September 10, 2025, with performance extending through December 31, 2034. This cooperative agreement funds foundation staff responsible for park operations, visitor programming, and general administrative functions at the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site in Buffalo, New York. The site, owned by the U.S. government and managed by the Foundation since 1967, requires ongoing operational support to maintain the historic property and deliver visitor services to the public.

Under this agreement, the Foundation will utilize federal funds to sustain core park operations and visitor-facing activities at the historic site. The extended performance period through 2034 reflects the long-term operational nature of site management and the National Park Service's commitment to shared financial support for cultural resource stewardship. This funding mechanism allows the Foundation to continue stewarding the site's collections, maintaining the historic structure, and providing interpretation and educational programming consistent with the NPS mandate to preserve and interpret the nation's cultural and historical resources.

The property is owned by the U.S. Government through the national park service and has been under the stewardship of the foundation since 1967 for operations, visitor services, and maintenance. Congress has identified national park service funds to share in the financial support of the operations at the site. This project funds foundation staff who run park operations, visitor programming, and general park administration.