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:
- The Stone Bridges of Napa County
- Complete collection of Andrew Jackson Greyson prints "Birds of the Northern Slope"
- The John Maxon mural in the St. Helena post office
- More than 40 individual works of art by Napa Valley artists
- 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
- Oral documentaries
- Microfilming of newspaper archives
- Contribution to the Napa City-County Public Library Foundation
- Capital Campaign Fund
- 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
- Mount St. Helena by Ken Stanton
- They Left Their Mark by Joan Dutton
- Brannan Saga by Kay Archuleta
- Christmas carols in Lyman Park
- St. Helena Chamber Singers annual performances
- Music in the Vineyards
Art Works by Valley Artists and/or Art with Valley Scenes
 Jewett's Coming to California depicts Andrew Jackson Grayson and family. |
Art, Music, and Drama Programs in the Schools and for Children
 Witch Puppet from Carnival of the Animals by the Jim Gamble Puppet Theater |
Library Projects
 The George and Elsie Wood Public Library, Napa Valley Wine Library, and Silverado Museum in St. Helena |
Park and Building Projects
 Lewis Station Park in St. Helena |
Publications
 Dutton's They Left Their Mark |
Musical Performances Throughout the Valley
 Craig Bond leads the St. Helena High School Jazz Choir. |