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WW Featured in 2024 LAist Holiday Gift Guide

by Michele Liu November 24, 2024 in Press

WW Featured in 2024 LAist Holiday Gift Guide

Did you see? Would Works is featured in this year's LAist Holiday Gift Guide: 12 one-of-a-kind gifts, handcrafted by LA and SoCal artisans

Make our Tujunga Serving Utensil Set (handsomely shot by James Beard Award winning photographer Yudi Echevarria) your holiday gift to a loved one AND help youth with barriers to employment to heal, learn new skills, grow their confidence and prepare for their next opportunities, by providing paid, creative, hands-on woodworking training in a supportive community. 





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