Kids to Parks provides fully funded field trips for fourth-grade students to Fort Sumter (January–February) and Fort Moultrie (March–April). This program offers students a unique opportunity to experience history firsthand, deepening their understanding of both local and national heritage. For many participants, this may be their first chance to visit these historic sites, creating lasting memories that inspire a lifelong appreciation for our national parks.

The Cannon Preservation and Restoration initiative focuses on conserving and restoring the historic cannons at Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie to prevent deterioration and ensure their legacy endures. With support from donors, this project will allow for thorough conservation of these artifacts, preserving them for the next five years as integral elements of the parks' historical landscape.

The New Interpretive Signage for Fort Moultrie project focuses on developing and installing updated signage that offers detailed historical information, enhancing each visitor’s experience. With private support from Friends of National Parks unlocking additional Centennial Funds, this project aims to be completed by 2026 to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, providing an engaging, informative journey through Fort Moultrie’s history.

The National Park Service’s B.A.R.K. Rangers program promotes responsible pet ownership and encourages community engagement, ensuring that pets and wildlife coexist harmoniously. Bring your pet to the Fort Moultrie Visitor’s Center, where they can be sworn in as an official B.A.R.K. Ranger and receive a complimentary tag for their collar! Bandanas are also available for purchase, allowing your pup to proudly show off their ranger status.

The Artist in Park program at Fort Moultrie invites artists to create art on-site, capturing the natural beauty and history of the park. Visitors can watch as artists bring Fort Moultrie’s landscapes to life, deepening connections to the park’s heritage and inspiring appreciation for its unique surroundings.

The Jazz in the Fort program merges live jazz with historical ambiance, offering an annual concert at Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie. This event celebrates both culture and history, inviting the community to experience jazz in a truly historic setting. For information on sponsorships, please contact us at info@friendscnp.org.

The Sensory Kits for Special Needs Visitors initiative enhances accessibility at Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie by providing sensory-friendly kits for visitors with special needs. These kits, along with Park Ranger training, ensure that every visitor can experience the parks in an inclusive, welcoming environment.