The White House NOT FOR SALE Act prohibits the display of names, logos, advertisements, or endorsements of individuals, corporations, or other entities at the White House and its grounds without explicit approval from the Speaker of the House, the House Minority Leader, the White House Curator, and the Committee for the Preservation of the White House. The bill, introduced in October 2025, applies to any permanent or semi-permanent inscriptions, engravings, or displays within these spaces, effectively preventing corporate sponsorships and commercial branding from appearing on White House property. An exception exists for displays that qualify as commemorative works under existing federal law. The legislation affects anyone or any organization seeking to place their name or brand at the White House and essentially codifies stricter controls over what can be displayed on the nation's most visible government building. No specific funding or implementation timeline is provided in the bill's text.