Mushroom Festival - 2024 Program

2024 morgan hill mushroom festival program 43rd Annual Morgan Hill Mushroom Festival 16 MISSION OF THE MORGAN HILL MUSHROOM FESTIVAL The mission of the Mushroom Mardi Gras Festival (a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation), is to provide a fun and entertaining family festival with an emphasis on promoting the mushroom and educating consumers about the health benefits of mushrooms, all while financially awarding scholarships to high school seniors living within the boundaries of the Morgan Hill Unified School District, mini grants to elementary & middle schools and monetary donations to local nonprofit clubs and organizations. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Dan Keith, President Daniel Sanidad, Vice President Tara Bevington, Secretary Ron Woolf, Treasurer/Scholarships BOARD MEMBERS Devin Spencer Claire Cretin Brian Lanks Patty Sebald COMMITTEE SCHOOL/NON-PROFIT VOLUNTEER PARTICIPANTS CHARTER SCHOOL MORGAN HILL SOBRATO ATHLETIC BOOSTERS SOBRATO FOOTBALL BRITTON WRESTLING SOBRATO MUSIC FOUNDATION MORGAN HILL MASONIC LODGE BOY SCOUTS TROOP 730 KIWANIS MORGAN HILL ROTARY MORGAN HILL AIR FOR PAWS ALL ANIMAL RESCUE & FRIENDS (AARF) LIVE OAK HIGH SCHOOL GIRL’S BASKETBALL OFFICE INFORMATION Sunday Minnich , Executive Director Morgan Hill Mushroom Mardi Gras, Inc. Mailing address: 409 Tennant Station, #150 Morgan Hill, CA 95037 info@mhmmg.com www.morganhillmushroomfestival.org Pictured from left to right: Sunday Minnich, Ron Woolf, Dan Keith, Daniel Sanidad, Devin Spencer, Tara Bevington. Not pictured: Patty Sebald, Brian Lanks & Claire Cretin Bertha Valenzuela Frank, FJ and Dominic Portera Jim & Eric Tarp Lynn Liebschutz Mark Fenichel Mark Turner Sue Turner Rick Zvolanek Terry & Tom Moriyama Steve Bevington Festival Mission MUSHROOM FESTIVAL LOGO This year’s logo was created by the very talented Mark J. Hoffman . Mark is a self-taught illustrator and painter. He has illustrated children’s books, with the last one being, “Little George and the Christmas Socks”. Recently retired, he spends his time hiking, painting gourds and enjoying his free time with family and friends. He and his husband Rene Spring have lived here in Morgan Hill for the past 20 years and are happy to call it home.