After a scandal in which organizers of Salt Lake City's 2002 bid were accused of bribing I.O.C. delegates, the organization's changes included presidential term limits.
The biggest demonstration, which organizers estimate drew 250,000 people on May 22, was remarkably peaceful.
About 400 people put messages on wire coat hangers, which organizers planned to deliver to Mr. Perry's office.
Opponents have vowed to go to court to try to block the monument, which organizers hope will open in 2003.
The poll indicates that support for the 13-story complex, which organizers said would promote moderate Islam and interfaith dialogue, is tepid in its hometown.
The schools will also receive a special Reagan centennial coin, which organizers here hope will be used for the coin toss at Friday night football games.
The crowd, which organizers said included as many as 3,000 middle-aged men and women from across China, appeared to overwhelm the police.
The latest flotilla, which organizers had hoped would include up to 10 vessels and some 300 passengers, was beset by problems from the outset.
After a scandal in which organizers of the Salt Lake City bid were accused of bribing I.O.C. delegates, the U.S.O.C. struggled to streamline its crowded board structure.
The dinner, which organizers said raised about $3 million, had as its master of ceremonies Alfred E. Smith IV, the former governor's great-grandson.
An art and design C.S.A., which organizers plan to get under way in Brooklyn in the fall, will charge $500 a share, with partial shares available.
