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In the heart of Washington, we are National Park Foundation - your dedicated partner in foundation services. Our mission lies in ensuring the stab…
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I just had an experience with them outside of a local home improvement store. I believe in their cause and I wanted to make a donation. They would only accept recurring payments. Right now the immediate future is uncertain. Financially. Electric rates are rising, who knows where gas is going, etc. I could not commit to anything recurring. They would not accept a single one time donation, which sent up a huge red flag. It felt like they were collecting information and I abandoned ship. The people were cool, I was comfortable with them, but when we got to that point I was uncomfortable giving my debit card information. If you're legit, you take what you can get. It's unfortunate that I was unable to participate.
The Foundation is sending out teams of its employees to solicit at grocery stores and other locations. They are poorly trained and a disruptive presence. One woman in front of the Quail Street King Soopers in Lakewood, Colorado acted just like an agressive panhandler. She waved her hands in my face, brought me to a dead stop, pretended to know me, then said "just kidding." Notify the NPF of the problem? There is no one in charge in the Rocky Mountain region for this ill-considered promotional campaign and the single person answering the Washington DC headquarters phone retorts "consider my position," when essentially telling me to pound sand when it comes to alerting a manager that the Lakewood team is counter-productive.
With the current White House devastating the National Park Service, supporting NPF has never been more important!
I donated to the National Park Foundation because I love and support our National Parks. I have been to over two dozen of them. However, after the National Park Foundation more than wasted my entire donation by sending me endless unsolicited letters in the mail I will never donate again. Please stop mindlessly wasting donations.
It's pretty sad that the Google Ratings for the National Parks Foundation is being lowered because no one else is willing to stand up for protecting the planet we depend upon for survival, especially future generations. There are very few google reviews and one of them is from a known hard right-wing Republican politician with ties to industry who wants to chop down every tree, mine every mine, dump chemicals and petroplastics into our water, and just generally exterminate all life on earth. I've reported him for having a conflict of interest it's up to Google to decide if they side with the planet earth or if they side with destroying everything for everyone and all of the other species on the planet.
I donated to The National Park Foundation during the Subaru Share the Love charity event. Our National treasures must always be protected and preserved for future generations. This non-profit does an outstanding job of doing just that!!! Thank you to all of the foundation's employees who work so hard for such a great cause.
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