The Olompali People
The Olompali People
Established in 1982, The Olompali People (TOP), a committee of the Marin State Parks Association, is the nonprofit volunteer support organization for Olompali State Historic Park. Through the efforts of TOP, a general plan was created that led to the opening of the Park to the public in 1990. TOP is dedicated to preserving and restoring the cultural and natural history of the park, as well as to enhancing educational and interpretive programs. TOP's goals include restoring the Mary Burdell Victorian Garden, restoring historic buildings at the park, and supporting an Historic American Landscape Survey of Olompali's 8,000-year human history.
The Olompali People is a committee of the Marin State Parks Association, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations to The Olompali People are tax deductible.
Become a member and help save the park:
To become a member of TOP, simply click the button below and enter your membership donation.
Student/Senior memberships are $25.
Family memberships are $50.
Sponsorships are $100 or more.
Memberships of $50 or more will get you a free annual pass to Olompali, as well as a 10-percent discount at the Visitors Center.
Every dollar counts toward saving Olompali. Thanks, and see you at the park!
