Education, Culture, Media, and Historic Preservation
The King's Highway Trust Foundation is a 501(c)(3) educational and cultural nonprofit dedicated to preserving history and bringing meaningful stories, arts, culture, and educational experiences directly into communities.
The King's Highway Trust Foundation preserves and shares the stories, places, people, and creative voices that shape our communities. Through documentary film, historic preservation, oral histories, educational media, arts and cultural programming, books, public events, and community partnerships, we help make history and culture accessible to people of all ages.
Our work connects preservation with public education, creating opportunities for communities to learn from the past, experience meaningful stories, and give new voices and ideas a platform.
We preserve important stories, places, and cultural history, then bring them to the public through education, media, arts, and community experiences.
We help preserve historic places, buildings, records, oral histories, archives, and community stories while creating resources that make local history accessible to future generations.
We produce and support documentary films, interviews, educational media, screenings, and other storytelling projects that bring history, culture, and important ideas to public audiences.
We create opportunities for artists, authors, filmmakers, historians, musicians, young people, and other creative voices to share meaningful work with their communities.
We organize screenings, lectures, discussions, exhibitions, cultural programs, and community events that connect people through history, education, arts, and shared experiences.
Our programs are designed to meet people where they are, working with institutions and organizations that already serve their communities.
Schools
Colleges & Universities
Museums & Historic Sites
Libraries
Churches & Houses of Worship
Nonprofit Organizations
Senior Communities
Arts & Cultural Organizations
Community Centers
Public Events
Examples of public-facing educational, cultural, and preservation work supported by the Foundation.
An award-winning documentary that reached audiences through PBS, streaming platforms, screenings, and educational and community presentations—illustrating how film can bring local history to broader public audiences.
Screenings and related discussions that introduce documentary storytelling and historical context in educational and community settings.
A public trail resource connecting visitors and learners with more than 60 historic sites and related educational materials.
Community awareness and advocacy around historic places—including efforts related to sites such as Lower Dublin Academy—helping neighbors recognize historic buildings as assets worth protecting.
Interviews, archival materials, and historical documentation that capture community memory and support educational storytelling.
Collaborations that support cultural programming, public engagement, and opportunities for emerging artists, filmmakers, authors, historians, and young creative voices.
An established record of public-facing educational and preservation work.
From landmark awareness to community voice around places like Lower Dublin Academy, the Foundation has helped neighbors see historic buildings as assets worth protecting.
The King's Highway reached audiences on PBS, streaming platforms, and through screenings and educational presentations—turning local history into a shared public narrative.
The Historical Trail Map and free educational resources put dozens of sites within public reach—so visitors, students, and community members can explore, learn, and engage with history directly.
We work with companies, foundations, schools, museums, universities, cultural organizations, nonprofits, and community groups that share our commitment to education, preservation, arts, culture, and public engagement.
Sponsorships, grants, and charitable support help fund educational programming, preservation initiatives, documentary storytelling, and community events.
Contact UsWe collaborate with schools, universities, museums, libraries, historic organizations, churches, nonprofits, senior communities, and other institutions to bring programs directly to their audiences.
Explore PartnershipWe welcome opportunities to collaborate with people preserving important stories, creating meaningful cultural work, or helping communities better understand their history.
Get in TouchYour support helps preserve history, document important stories, expand access to educational and cultural programming, and bring meaningful community experiences to the public.
The King's Highway Trust Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
EIN: 83-0715536