George Bush Presidential Library Foundation
 United States  / Texas  |  Arts/Culture

The George Bush Presidential Library Center is a dynamic learning environment dedicated to the idea that public service is a noble calling and to preserving the historic legacy of President George Bush.

The George Bush Presidential Library Foundation was established in 1991 as a nonprofit educational foundation to design, build, and support the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum at Texas A&M University. In addition to sponsoring its own programs and activities, the Foundation provides program and financial support to the Library, as well as the George Bush School of Government and Public Service. The Foundation sponsors a number of programs including a yearly domestic and foreign policy conference, the White House Lecture and Exhibit Series, and various other lecture and program series. Through its newsletter and quarterly events flyer, the Foundation reaches out all over the United States to attract participants to its activities. Through its activities, the Foundation is helping make the George Bush Presidential Library Center a leading center in cultural, policy, and academic discussions.

Endowed Lecture Series

George Bush Award

Endowed Educational Programs

Scholarships and Grants

Speaker History

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