The Questers is a non-profit organization dedicated to “Preservation and Restoration” and chapter members have sponsored and donated 100 % of the profits from the annual Prescott Antique Show and Vintage Market shows to local Preservation & Restoration projects since 2006 to museums, historical societies, cemeteries and other area projects. This year’s show is at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds October 8-10.

The Questers is a non-profit organization dedicated to “Preservation and Restoration” and chapter members have sponsor and donated 100 % of the profits from the annual Prescott Antique Show and Vintage Market shows to local Preservation & Restoration projects since 2006 to museums, historical societies, cemeteries and other area projects. This year’s show is at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds October 8-10.

THE WISH MAN MONUMENT committee has funded a bronze sculpture bust on a granite boulder on the Northeast side of the Courthouse Plaza. There is still a $500 shortfall to complete this memorial to Frank Shankwitz, the founder of Make-A -Wish Foundation, that has granted over 650,000 wishes worldwide from children who are diagnosed with a critical illness, i.e., a progressive, degenerative or malignant condition that is placing the child's life in jeopardy. 
 CORNVILLE POST OFFICE RESTORATION: Located in the Verde Valley is the quaint town of Cornville, Arizona. Recently, the Cornville Historical Society and Thumb Butte/Yavapai chapters partnered up to help restore the old post office, built in 1909.

SHARLOT HALL MUSEUM PORTER ENGINE RESTORATION The old Porter locomotive sat for many years on a back lot of the Sharlot Hall Museum. It had been transported from the Congress Mine just down the hill from Yarnell up to the museum. With the help of local volunteers and $10,000 donated by Prescott chapter Questers, the engine was restored to its original condition and placed at the front entrance to the museum.

GRACE SPARKS ACTIVITY CENTER (THE PRESCOTT ARMORY) Built in 1939 by the WPA and originally constructed for the Prescott National Guard Armory, this building is listed in the National Register of Historic places Questers, donated funds for the replication and installation of the original steel security bars which had been either removed or damaged over the years.

BADGER MOUNTAIN HISTORICAL "P" was created by Prescott High School students over 100 years ago and formed with large boulders painted white. Questers donated $2000 to have the "P" restored in time for its centennial celebration.