National Park Service

Derived from awards

Computed from the 699 recipients we hold an award to. This is where money we can see went, which is not the same as a statement of what this funder sets out to fund — and the gap between the two is widest where our coverage is thinnest.

Programmes, by money awarded

• 15.916$1,675,999,7653134 awards
• 15.945$363,540,3032132 awards
• 15.928$77,074,255138 awards
• 15.930$12,269,12394 awards
• 15.963$1,825,76242 awards

Where the recipients are

The recipient's own location, not where the work happens. A national body headquartered in Washington spends money everywhere.

• CA $184,557,979
• TX $161,496,409
• VA $102,462,698
• CO $95,843,509
• FL $87,238,113
• NY $83,449,246
• OH $73,416,297
• PA $65,652,693
• NC $63,840,202
• AZ $58,044,358
• NJ $56,015,667
• MI $54,921,405
• MN $44,981,330
• GA $44,417,325
• WA $42,891,505
• MD $41,095,900
• IN $39,838,149
• MA $38,580,319
• TN $36,681,941
• WI $35,627,278

Award sizes

Fixed bands rather than this funder's own quantiles, so two funders can be compared. A per-funder split would make every distribution look the same shape.

• 100k-500k 2288
• 25k-100k 1538
• 500k-2m 910
• over-2m 189
• under-25k 615

By fiscal year

A trend across the years we import, which is a bounded window. A year with no bar is a year outside it, not a year with no funding.

• FY2012 $-506,993 (3)
• FY2013 $746,366 (5)
• FY2014 $9,285,171 (17)
• FY2015 $14,041,389 (63)
• FY2016 $53,446,105 (250)
• FY2017 $78,561,578 (396)
• FY2018 $139,343,010 (593)
• FY2019 $149,637,160 (606)
• FY2020 $86,134,173 (410)
• FY2021 $140,435,000 (510)
• FY2022 $180,330,626 (633)
• FY2023 $232,135,704 (548)
• FY2024 $340,018,612 (639)
• FY2025 $507,580,034 (673)
• FY2026 $198,477,597 (191)