Where to Buy Would Works Products this Holiday Season
Our Workshop is still closed due to Covid-19 precautions, but some of our most popular products are still available this Holiday Season through various of our impactful partner vendors. See where to buy below.
The Charcuterie Board: Available for purchase at Gifts for Good and Village Well
The Everyday Board: Available for purchase at Gifts for Good and Village Well
The Cocktail Board:Available for purchase at Barrio.La, Gifts for Good and Village Well
Cedar Soap Dish: Available for purchase at Village Well and LA County Store
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Sarah Watlington Spotlights Community Builders Program in Fine Woodworking Magazine
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Would Works to Receive $10,000 Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts
Would Works is pleased to announce it has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) for a Challenge America award of $10,000. This grant will support our new Peoples’ Builders Program.
A Look Into Our Transformative 2023
Dear Friends and Supporters of Would Works,
Winding down this year, we express deep gratitude for your support and engagement with Would Works. 2023 began expansively: WW Community Builders Program Artisans and our team took a field trip to the snow-covered Angeles National Forest in the San Gabriel Mountains north of the city. Shirley is the Artisan Lead at Would Works and was born and raised in LA. She’s now in her mid-60’s, yet she’s never been up to the Angeles Forest. Our city is surrounded by abundant landscapes, but many residents who face barriers to employment also lack access to experiences in nature. This forest visit reflects the growth trajectory of Would Works, which we illuminate here.
Winding down this year, we express deep gratitude for your support and engagement with Would Works. 2023 began expansively: WW Community Builders Program Artisans and our team took a field trip to the snow-covered Angeles National Forest in the San Gabriel Mountains north of the city. Shirley is the Artisan Lead at Would Works and was born and raised in LA. She’s now in her mid-60’s, yet she’s never been up to the Angeles Forest. Our city is surrounded by abundant landscapes, but many residents who face barriers to employment also lack access to experiences in nature. This forest visit reflects the growth trajectory of Would Works, which we illuminate here.
