The Richard Nixon Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and advancing the legacy of Richard Nixon, the 37th President of the United States. Founded by Nixon himself, the Foundation operates in close association with the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda, California, where it focuses on educational programs, exhibits, and events that highlight Nixon's life, leadership, and contributions to American history. For nearly two decades, the Foundation served as the governing body of the Nixon Library, managing its operations and ensuring the preservation of presidential artifacts and documents. Today, it continues to educate the public about Nixon's visionary geopolitical strategies, public service, and efforts toward a more just society, applying his insights to contemporary national and global issues. As a privately supported institution, the Foundation engages in activities including lectures, seminars, and special exhibits exploring themes of leadership, foreign policy, and domestic achievements from Nixon's era. It emphasizes Nixon's role as a 'relentless grand strategist' and promotes his ideas on topics ranging from international relations to social equity. Through digital platforms, social media, and partnerships, it reaches a broad audience, fostering public discourse on the relevance of Nixon's presidency in modern contexts. The Foundation's work is rooted in nonprofit principles, relying on donations and memberships to fund its initiatives. While the Nixon Library became part of the National Archives in 2007, the Foundation remains an independent entity committed to enhancing the library's educational mission.