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Make a financial gift
All financial gifts directly cover our studio expenses, such as art supplies, healthy snacks, electricity, and even this website. Even $5 makes a difference, so thank you! Gifts are not tax-deductible at this time.
Donate Art Supplies
Here is a current list of art supplies we are accepting as donations. Material donations need to be in good condition.
If you want to donate something that isn’t on this list, we probably can’t take it due to limited storage space. Please contact us if you’re not sure and we’ll let you know if we can take your donation at this time.
Accepted Donations (updated 1/17/2023)
Watercolor paper
White cardstock
Vinyl (such as Oracal 651 or 751)
Vinyl transfer paper or film
Sheet glass (stained glass; no scraps, only sheets; no tempered/shatterproof glass; no mirrors)
Water-soluble fabric marking pens
Needle-nose pliers
Mosaic wheeled nippers
Small bookshelves (no larger than 4 feet tall)
Snack foods for workshops, especially healthy foods and gluten/dairy free foods (such as chips, vegetable trays, etc)
Plastic shoebox-sized containers with lids
Plastic pencil boxes
Aprons or smocks (childrens and adult sizes)
Popsicle sticks (clean)
Whiteboard (dry erase) markers
Small painting surfaces (canvases or boards under 14"x14")
Toyo supercutter replacement heads model TC-10
Want to donate something we can't accept?
Thank you so much for considering the well-being of the planet and our communities as you donate your art supplies instead of sending them to the landfill. You are making a difference!
Because we have limited storage space and volunteers to sort through donations, we can't accept just any arts and crafts supplies at any time. But there are places all over Utah that will gladly take your art supply donations and help them find good homes. Places such as Making Space Thrift Store, Little Free Art Shops, and Bad Dog Arts are accepting donations of arts and crafts supplies. You can also bring your donations to one of our quarterly Arts and Crafts Supply Swaps! Click their photos below for more information.
