Keep Our Community Workshop Open

The COVID-19 shutdown has hit hard for organizations like Dovetail Community Workshop. We're a woodworking shop in Albuquerque, NM, that offers memberships for the public to use our shop, and we teach woodworking classes.

Our ethos is about coming together as a community of makers. During this pandemic, we believe strongly that we must stay home to stay safe. As a result, we have had to suspend members' shop access and classes for an unknown length of time.

That means virtually no income. Unfortunately, our expenses still must be met. 

Right now, we need help from our community to stay afloat. With your contribution, we'll be able to pay rent, utilities and insurance to make sure we'll be there when it's safe to come together again. Over 2 years we have developed a loyal following of woodworkers, and we can't wait to see you all again.

We ask that you contribute what you can to ensure the future of our shop and to continue growing our woodworking tribe when it's safe to come together again. No amount is too small to give.


In gratitude,
Erin O'Donnell, 
Founder, Dovetail Community Workshop 
Albuquerque, New Mexico