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Eisenhower Museum

Construction is underway at the Eisenhower Presidential Museum, so this building is currently closed to the public. To finish this project strong, we need your help to raise the remaining funds for the Dwight D. Eisenhower: A Legacy of Leadership Campaign. We hope you will make plans to visit this summer when the Museum reopens.
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D-Day 75th Commemoration

With thousands of expected visitors during the weeklong D-Day 75th Anniversary Commemoration, the Eisenhower Presidential Library will offer a variety of experiences to engage learners of all ages and backgrounds while honoring our remaining World War II veterans.
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Ike's Field Trip Fund

Since 2013, almost 30,000 students, teachers, and adults have participated in IKEducation programs that offer lessons from Ike's life at the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum. Thanks to our generous donors, we raised $10,000 last year for this special fund. We hope to match this goal in 2019 and thank you for your support.
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Ike's Soldiers
In celebration of the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, we've created a new program called Ike's Soldiers. The mission of Ike's Soldiers is to honor Dwight D. Eisenhower's legacy through the compelling stories of the soldiers he led and share them with the world through IKEducation programs and digital medial platforms.
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Foundation News

Holocaust Remembrance Day

IKEducation is proud to feature the unforgettable story of survivor Sonia Warshawski on April 15th, the 74th anniversary of her liberation from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. Read on...
Eisenhower Statue Unveiled at Kansas State Capitol

A statue of Dwight D. Eisenhower was unveiled at the Kansas State Capitol in Topeka on October 22, 2018, with help from Gov. Jeff Colyer and members of the Eisenhower family. The five-star general and 34th President was raised in Abilene. Read on...
Meeting a Real Rosie: Connie Palacioz

Over six million women took to the workforce when the men went off to fight during World War II. Some of the positions that needed filling were typists, farm workers, taxi and bus drivers, and factory and shipyard workers. Read on...