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About Us
The Fort Abraham Lincoln Foundation's mission and purpose is to preserve, promote and develop heritage tourism sites and educational activities of significance to North Dakota, particularly in the Bismarck-Mandan region, and to maximize the educational and economic benefits resulting from those sites and activities.
Over thirty years ago, a group of local leaders in business, tourism and education formed the Fort Abraham Lincoln Foundation as a 501(c)3 non-profit. From that time, the Foundation raised and invested over $10-million in private and public bricks-and-mortar infrastructure and interpretive programming in central North Dakota.
As the Foundation has grown and evolved, it is time to rebrand. The Foundation is transitioning to becoming the Missouri Valley Heritage Alliance, preserving and interpreting public heritage places and spaces along the Missouri River in central North Dakota.
The Foundation owns and operates heritage tourism businesses, including the Lewis & Clark riverboat, Five Nations Arts, and The Post. The Foundation also collaborates with the Northern Plains Heritage Foundation, the local 501(c)3 coordinating organization for one of the 49 National Heritage Areas overseen by the National Park Service.
Over thirty years ago, a group of local leaders in business, tourism and education formed the Fort Abraham Lincoln Foundation as a 501(c)3 non-profit. From that time, the Foundation raised and invested over $10-million in private and public bricks-and-mortar infrastructure and interpretive programming in central North Dakota.
As the Foundation has grown and evolved, it is time to rebrand. The Foundation is transitioning to becoming the Missouri Valley Heritage Alliance, preserving and interpreting public heritage places and spaces along the Missouri River in central North Dakota.
The Foundation owns and operates heritage tourism businesses, including the Lewis & Clark riverboat, Five Nations Arts, and The Post. The Foundation also collaborates with the Northern Plains Heritage Foundation, the local 501(c)3 coordinating organization for one of the 49 National Heritage Areas overseen by the National Park Service.
