Support

The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach is a not-for-profit organization that relies upon its members and donors to make possible its advocacy and education efforts.

Over the past 40 years, the Preservation Foundation has undertaken numerous projects throughout the island that protect the heritage and enhance the beauty of Palm Beach. Millions of dollars have been raised to restore historic resources like Sea Gull Cottage, Town Hall, and Bradley Park. Projects such as Pan’s Garden have fostered a deeper appreciation for the island’s botanical heritage.

Membership and unrestricted contributions to the Annual Fund ensure the Preservation Foundation is able to continue its mission to inspire the community to learn about and protect the places that make Palm Beach special. Our civic contributions are made possible through your generosity and we are grateful beyond measure for your support.

50000

archival resources, including architectural drawings, photographs, and building records, are being conserved.

4000

students participating annually in in our living history program at the little red schoolhouse

1000

students participating annually in experiential learning programs focused on nature, conservation, and ethnobotany

200+

species are showcased in our living library of native plants at Pan’s Garden.

months a year are dedicated to advocating for the protection of town character and the advancement of Palm Beach’s green initiative.

episodes of “Landmarks Discovered,” our monthly virtual series exploring how architecture defines Palm Beach, are being produced.

10+

lectures and workshops focused on the built environment and landscape stewardship are curated each season.