Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation (AIISF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of the Angel Island Immigration Station in San Francisco. The foundation's mission is to protect the historic site and elevate its stories, promoting learning and understanding of the diverse experiences of detention, racism, exclusion, hope, and determination that immigrants faced. Through their various programs and exhibits, AIISF aims to inspire a more equitable and inclusive future by increasing awareness of the contributions that immigrants have made and continue to make to the United States.

They offer guided tours and virtual field trips to Angel Island, allowing visitors to explore the immigration station and learn about its significance. AIISF also provides educational resources such as curriculum guides for teachers and offers opportunities for individuals to submit their own immigrant stories. Since its establishment in 1983, AIISF has played a crucial role in preserving the site and raising funds for its restoration and development, leveraging a total of $40 million.

They have successfully restored the detention barracks, preserved the poetry carved into the walls, and collected oral histories from former detainees and their descendants. With its dedication to community, inclusivity, and learning, the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation ensures that the history and lessons of immigration are treasured and shared for generations to come