Dick Matthews Memorial Fund: Dick Matthews served as board president with grace, strength, and a sense of humor. Rich with business savvy, his passionate leadership led the Mountain Play through its 100th Anniversary season in 2013 and into its next century.

Gage Schubert Reserve Fund: Gage served as president of the board and was a major investor in the revival of the Mountain Play in the early 1980s. He was passionate about safeguarding the future of the Mountain Play. Contributions in his memory provide support for the organization's Reserve Fund - protection in the event of unexpected expenses or financial loss.

Grace Flannery Fund for Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion: Grace Flannery's dedicated support to the Mountain Play as a leadership consultant and educator helped guide the Mountain Play, evolving values into action. Contributions to this restricted fund honor Grace's leadership through the continued development of the Mountain Play as a diverse, equitable, and inclusive organization.

Heather Preston & Alan Moores Memorial Fund: Heather and Alan were true shepherds of the Mountain Play's belief that story-telling is to be a shared experience. As ambassadors, they introduced new contributors to the organization and hosted groups each season.

James Dunn Artistic Fund: James was the Mountain Play's artistic director from 1982 to 2012 and the father of the modern Mountain Play. Contributions in his honor support the continued development of the Mountain Play as a place for artists to create, tell stories, and thrive.

John Deckert Memorial Fund: An artist in his own right, John's board leadership and deep artistic integrity fostered the continued development of the organization's vision for and support of the arts.

Judy Barr Memorial Fund: Judy gave the Mountain Play a lifetime of enthusiastic support and brought three generations up to the mountain. Judy knew the importance of sharing the mountain experience with friends and family.

Marilyn Smith Memorial Legacy Fund: Marilyn was the founder of the modern Mountain Play in 1979, reviving the tradition by changing the productions to musicals. She was the force behind the scenes for 27 years as producer and executive director. Her successors can still hear Marilyn's guidance whispering through the trees on the mountain. Contributions in her honor support the organization's sustainability, allowing her legacy to thrive.

Ray Kaliski, Sr. Memorial Fund: As a generous patriarch, Ray spread his love of the Mountain Play throughout his family and the community. He believed that the experience was one that should be accessible to all. Ray generously donated to hundreds of charities and supported his youngest son's dream to start The Harbor Point Charitable Foundation, which has since raised millions for local charities like the Mountain Play. Contributions in Ray's honor support accessibility and community engagement.

Tom Ashley Volunteer Development Fund Tom served on the board for 12 years and as president for 2 years. Whether he was sharing financial advice in a meeting or working the stadium seat booth, Tom was always there to lend hand. Contributions to this fund honor Tom and his service to the Mountain Play through the development of volunteer services and training.