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FUND FOR THE ENDOWMENT OF THE

DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION 
ROOMS

AT THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Presenting the finest of our American heritage

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The Fund, established in 1982, was created to support the Diplomatic Reception Rooms of the U.S. Department of State's effort to become what they are today — an elegant setting for conducting diplomacy at the highest level.

 

Committed to the enhancement and preservation of the Rooms, the Fund underwrites needed restoration, acquisitions, refurbishment and maintenance projects, as well as educational programming through tax-deductible donations.

Showcasing American history and hospitality

More than a celebration of our nation’s extraordinary past, this living museum provides an impressive space for diplomatic entertainment, quiet spaces for dialogues that have global impact, and a ceremonial and patriotic venue for more than 100,000 visitors annually.

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Featured Project:
Renovation of the
John Quincy Adams Room

How to Support Us

The Diplomatic Reception Rooms and the treasures they hold are gifts from the American people. Your continued generosity ensures their preservation.

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Preserving History.
Advancing Diplomacy.

The Diplomatic Reception Rooms include 42 rooms on two floors and are home to a magnificent collection, more than 5,000 pieces in all, of fine and decorative American arts from 1740 to 1840.

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