Overview

• The Joe and Jill Biden Foundation approved a 13-member board, with Rufus Gifford as chair and members including Antony Blinken and Steve Ricchetti.
• Planning is in early stages with no exact site or budget set in Delaware, and construction and programming would be financed with private donations.
• Gifford said the price will likely fall between the George H.W. Bush and Obama projects, pointing to a several-hundred-million-dollar undertaking.
• The vision calls for an immersive museum of Biden’s four-year term and a civic hub for leadership, service, education and policy events.
• Advisers have consulted operators of most presidential libraries and Delaware leaders, while reporting notes President Donald Trump has already earmarked settlement funds and a donated 747-8 for his own library.