An Unprecedented Legacy
The Life and Times
January 20, 2021 marks the 40th anniversary of Ronald Wilson Reagan being inaugurated as our nation’s 40th President of the United States. This milestone anniversary represents an unprecedented opportunity to celebrate Ronald Reagan and his presidency, and to continue to preserve and promote the principles he held so dear – individual liberty, economic opportunity, global democracy and national pride. This is not just the celebration of a single date – January 20, 2021 – instead it is a year-long campaign to re-live the legacy of one of our nation’s greatest presidents. This is 40 at 40.
View articles and documents from the Archives remembering our 40th President
What was President Reagan doing 40 years ago today?
Visit the White House Diaries and see what President Reagan was doing on each day of the year throughout his entire term.
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction – Ronald Reagan
The Reagan Freedom Blanket is a limited edition, one-of-a-kind blanket, perfect for the home or office. The Reagan Freedom Blanket is of exceptional quality and weight and is the only blanket authorized by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute, the sole organization founded by President Reagan to carry on his life’s work. Each blanket comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, hand numbered and signed by the Reagan Foundation’s executive director.
- 100% soft natural and recycled Cotton
- Machine Washable
- 60" x 50", Landscape
- Weight: Approximately 4lbs
- Proudly made in the U.S.A.
As these are limited edition, you must act now! When they sell out, they are gone!
Support the legacy
Donors and supporters provide essential funds toward our mission to preserve the legacy and carry President Reagan's ideas to the next generation. From naming opportunities, gifts in honor/memorial, to monthly automatic donations, your support allows us to:
• Provide scholarships to deserving students
• Provide world-class on site and e-learning education programs and classroom curricula
• Ongoing policy advocacy and discussion in Washington D.C. and across the nation
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