The Living History Re-Enactors do a tremendous job in telling first person histories and giving the public the firsthand “flavor” of pioneer history. These individuals give of their time and money to accomplish this. The Foundation is hoping to increase the amount of financial help to these re-enactors for such things as black powder for the cannon and musket firings, twine for showing school children how to make rope, materials for showing school children how to make pioneer cloth and cornhusk dolls, Dutch oven cooking supplies for demonstrations to the public, and many other similar activities.