One of the first projects funded by the Napa Valley Heritage Fund was the Sharpsteen Museum in Calistoga. Over the next decades the Fund supported:
Art Works by Valley Artists and/or Art with Valley Scenes
Jewett's Coming to California depicts Andrew Jackson Grayson and family.
- The Stone Bridges of Napa County
- Complete collection of Andrew Jackson Grayson prints “Birds of the Pacific Slope”
- The John Maxon mural in the St. Helena post office
- More than 40 individual works of art by Napa Valley artists
Art, Music, and Drama Programs in the Schools and for Children
Witch Puppet from Carnival of the Animals by the Jim Gamble Puppet Theater
- Shakespeare productions and workshops from Ashland, Oregon:
Our Town, Peter and the Wolf, Carnival of Animals, Hansel and Gretel - Contributions to the Napa Valley Symphony
- Numerous Concerts in Schools
- Support for the Children’s Chorus
Library Projects
The George and Elsie Wood Public Library, Napa Valley Wine Library, and Silverado Museum in St. Helena
- Oral documentaries
- Microfilming of newspaper archives
- Contribution to the Napa City-County Public Library Foundation
- Capital Campaign Fund
Park and Building Projects
Lewis Station Park in St. Helena
- The Lewis Station Park
- Contributions to the Monhoff Memorial Park
- Funding for the Sharpsteen Museum
- Seed money for Napa Valley Museum
- Vintage Hall refurbishing project
Publications
Dutton's They Left Their Mark
- Mount St. Helena by Ken Stanton
- They Left Their Mark by Joan Dutton
- Brannan Saga by Kay Archuleta
Musical Performances Throughout the Valley
Craig Bond leads the St. Helena High School Jazz Choir.
- Christmas carols in Lyman Park
- St. Helena Chamber Singers annual performances
- Music in the Vineyards