For nearly 50 years, the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site has been sharing the story of TR’s inauguration, presidency, and enduring legacy. We’ve been doing this in a variety of ways and engaging learners of all ages. The story promotes exemplary citizenship and contributes to an informed citizenry. And, in the past year alone, nearly 30,000 visitors have heard our story.

We hope you’ll consider a generous donation to the auction and raffle. Our attendees will include a good number of 30-something and 40-something professionals who are a prime target audience for the wonderful artworks of BSA members. You’ll also be helping to leave a legacy of better understanding and informed action among our citizens of today and tomorrow and making a positive impact on the future of our community.

If interested in knowing more or participating, please contact Stanton H. Hudson, Jr., Executive Director/Site Superintendent directly at shudson@trsite.org or call or text at 716-228-2345.

Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
641 Delaware Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14202
716/884-0095
716/228-2345 (mobile)
shudson@trsite.org

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