The franklin d. roosevelt hyde park foundation promotes the legacies of franklin and eleanor roosevelt by supporting the preservation and enhancement of the national historic sites at hyde park, ny. our mission is to ensure the long-term health and integrity of these sites while making improvements that advance public understanding of the world in which the roosevelts lived. to achieve these goals, we raise funds to supplement the resources of our partner, the national park service. national historic sites at hyde park include the president's homes, springwood and top cottage; eleanor roosevelt's home, val-kill; and the former vanderbilt estate, which for its historic significance and scenic beauty, fdr established as a national historic site in 1939. the foundation works to: re-invigorate and restore the historic buildings, gardens, landscapes, and forests associated with the roosevelts at hyde park to protect the surroundings hudson river viewshed.

To intensify research in the field of lyme disease and to disseminate the results to advance the treatment of lyme and other chronic diseases.

The eleanor roosevelt center inspires and empowers individuals and organizations to use their time, talent, and resources to build a just and sustainable world, close to home and abroad, by providing programs and experiences epitomizing eleanor roosevelt's passion and commitment to human rights, principled leadership, engaged citizenship, and social justice for all.

We shelter animals in need and secure permanent homes for adoptable pets. we provide practical and educational resources to the public to advance the highest standards of animal care and help keep pets in their homes. we enforce humane law throughout dutchess county. we strive for a community in which all animals are treated with compassion and respect.

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