How to Send a Message to President Trump
To send a message directly to President Trump, use the official White House contact form at whitehouse.gov/contact or mail a letter to The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500. To post a public message that others can read and share, add a tribute on America First Tributes.
Official ways to contact the President
Online: the White House accepts messages through its official contact form at whitehouse.gov/contact.
By mail: The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500.
Messages are read by White House staff. A personal reply is not guaranteed.
Post a public message of support
If you want other supporters to see your message, post it on America First Tributes. Your tribute appears on the scrolling wall, is listed on the All Tributes page, and gets its own page with share buttons for X, Facebook, and Truth Social.
Tributes start at $10. Need ideas? See our thank-you message examples and birthday message ideas.
Recent tributes on the wall
Made in America matters most, period.
— Bryan Leonard, Tinton Falls
Strong borders, strong nation, always.
— William F Leonard, Tinton Falls
American strength starts at home, and the results speak for themselves.
— Patrick O'Henry, Westerville, OH
The America First agenda is bringing jobs, strength, and pride back to the heartland where it belong
— Hope Wallace, York, PA
Trump champions American manufacturing like no leader before him.
— Kevin Holl, Kent, OH
Common questions
What is the White House mailing address?
The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500.
Does America First Tributes send messages to President Trump?
No. America First Tributes is an independent fan site, not affiliated with Donald J. Trump, the Trump Organization, or any campaign. It publishes your message publicly on its wall; it does not deliver it to the President or the White House.
What is the difference between a White House message and a tribute?
A message through the White House is private and goes to White House staff. A tribute on America First Tributes is public: anyone can read it on the wall, and it gets its own page you can share on social media.