Donate
Right now, we’re mostly seeking in-kind donations. What kind of in-kind donations? Here are some:
Donate your time!
We’re always looking for volunteers to lend a hand at Fix-Ups! If you’ve ever fixed something, we want you! No formal training or credentials are required, just a desire to help out, a little experience, and a bit of ingenuity. Some tools related to your specialty wouldn’t hurt, either, but we’ve got some you can use. We’re looking for woodworkers, amateur (or professional) electricians, techie types, bike mechanics, sewing machine captains, blade sharpeners, adhesive aficionados, and other hands-on people. E-mail carla@communityglueworkshop.org if you’re interested, and we’ll follow up with information.
Donate your tools!
Right now, we need a little bit of everything: hand tools, power tools, precision tools, screws, sandpaper, files, everything! E-mail ally@communityglueworkshop.org to arrange a drop-off at Kitchen Sink, 1107 W. Berwyn Ave.
Donate your space!
Do you have a space that could function as a workshop for a few hours some Saturday or Sunday? Could we use it on a weekday evening to host education programming? E-mail carla@communityglueworkshop.org and let us know! We promise we’re very good at cleaning up after ourselves!
Donate your ideas!
Got a great idea for a reuse project? Would you like to host an educational workshop? Do you have access to resources that might be useful to us? Are you interested in partnering with us for an event or something more long-term? E-mail us at info@communityglueworkshop.org. The more, the merrier!
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Can someone use your space to fix their own stuff? Apartment dwellers are at a distinct disadvantage.
We couldn’t agree more. We don’t have a dedicated space, but will be hosting another fix-up at the Kitchen Sink cafe on August 25th. We will be posting more info when everything is finalized. You are welcome to bring in your broken stuff then and we’ll have tools and help on hand.
Thank you. I may take you up on it!
I see that you can donate just about anything but an item.:( I saw your piece last night and what an amazing idea and story to help – truly to help in every sense of the meaning. I live in VA. My husband bought a Gaggia Super Automatic coffee maker 4 years ago. The mother board got fried unfortunately when we unknowingly plugged the maker into a 220V outlet that the electrician didn’t replace with a 120V. After reaching out to the site where we bought the machine with no luck we are here with this $1200 coffee maker that is currently broken. I would happily send it to you for you to fix in your own time and ask you to keep it as a donation so that all of you can enjoy coffee as you help the community fix all of its treasures. I realize this is a long message to basically say – I’ll donate my broken coffee maker to you if you want it.
Hello! Very sorry for the delay, but we’ve been catching up on lots of emails and other works since the NBC program aired. This might be an exception that we would make as it would either benefit through coffee making or through a sale that could generate some monies to replenish some much-needed supplied. Would you mind emailing me at carla@communityglueworkshop.org? Thank you so very much for thinking of us and for your generosity! Best, Carla