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New! Cedar Soap Dish
Cedar Soap Dish
$15.00
Buy two and get $5 off your order
Warm up your sink or bath with a touch of natural wood. Hand-made from aromatic Cedar--a wood which naturally resists mildew and moisture damage even when left unfinished--this product is ideal for use in the kitchen or bath. And, unlike ceramic or porcelain soap dishes, ours won't break when it hits the tile.
Cleaning up never looked so good!
Ben
Ben has struggled with incarceration and homelessness, but has been working hard to get his life back on track. We were blessed to have him join the Would Works team both because of his strong work ethic and shop skills, and because of his contagious positivity, inspirational determination, and warm personality.
Denise
Denise is a Los Angeles native with a professional background in janitorial services. She was referred to Would Works by the employment specialists at Chrysalis who are helping her find more permanent stable employment. She came to Would works with the goal of paying off a debt of past due rent, so she can keep her housing while looking for work and supporting her son.Large Orders?
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Getting down with the Garcettis at the Getty House Holiday Fair
We had great sales and community engagement at Engage LA: The Gift of Giving--a LA social enterprise holiday fair hosted by Mayor Garcetti and the Getty House Board of Directors.
Custom menu boards for Dominique Ansel's New L.A. Restaurant
We just completed 350 units of custom menu presenters for the world famous chef's new LA bakery & restaurant: 189 by Dominique Ansel
Nick Offerman Matching Fundraiser Was a Huge Success!
Our first major fundraising campaign was a huge success thanks to Nick Offerman and the 675 generous donors from around the globe who pitched in to help us raise a total of $55,565 in two weeks!
My favorite author, Wendell Berry, writes that "Good work is our salvation and joy," a sentiment I wholeheartedly second. The opportunity to simply work hard for wages in order to afford the basic comforts of life is a great privilege that many of us in this country enjoy, and even take for granted. Would Works provides people who are homeless or living in poverty with the simple dignity of doing good work.
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