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We are dedicated to preserving Cabrillo National Monument's cultural and natural heritage. Through educational programs, conservation efforts, and community engagement, we aim to foster understanding, pride, and sustainable stewardship of this iconic landmark. Join us in celebrating and ensuring the long-term vitality of Cabrillo National Monument.
As a philanthropic partner of the National Park Service, CNMF funds the greatest needs of Cabrillo National Monument such as programs and activities that:
Educate the public about these lands to create future park stewards
Enhance the visitor experience to ensure a memorable experience that lasts a lifetime
In order for the Foundation and the Park to continue making an impact for visitors, the San Diego community, and our youth, we need your support. Your taxes and entrance fees just cannot cover all the essential Park needs, so with generous contributions from park lovers like you, the Foundation makes these programs happen.
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Choose from a variety of benefits per household. Get store discounts member event tickets and early bird invitations to special events!
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One-year Cabrillo Park Pass
15% discount instore
Unlimited tickets to member events
Early bird invitation to fundraising,appreciation + exclusive events
Two tickets to an exclusive Luminary Society event
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A special group who have shown their support with a legacy gift to the Foundation. A legacy gift is a lasting investment from a will, trust, or retirement account to ensure that the Foundation can continue to provide support to SanDiego’s only National Park.
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Honoring those who loved, have special memories, or have a passion for Cabrillo National Monument.
In 2023, over $224,000 from CNMF store sales, grants, and donations supported programs and activities at Cabrillo National Monument.
Almost 1 million people visit Cabrillo National Monument each year. We hope you are next 😊
In 2023, supplies funded by CNMF, over 1453 bags of invasive plants were removed from Cabrillo National Monument and over 800 native plants were planted around the Park.
