Dear Friends,

When we learned about the Brookfield Craft Center's serious economic needs, we responded immediately. We contacted Jack Russell to talk about how we could help, given the constant financial struggle of a working artist.

We wanted to do something. The Craft Center has given us so much - a place to express our craft, a community of friends, and a center for craft education. For some, this is where we discovered our creativity, and confidence. For all of us, the Craft Center has very special meaning; we are all connected to the Brookfield Craft Center in some way.

the “Heartfelt Crafts” display

We thought "why not share our craft for sale in the gallery shop, and donate 100% to the Craft Center?" So, a special area in the gallery shop called "Heartfelt Crafts" has been created. It is where you can find and purchase gifts of craft, knowing that you are helping the Brookfield Craft Center even more.

We all have the power to give, in so many ways. We hope you will join us. Here is how you can help:

Send your "Heartfelt Craft" item(s) to the Craft Center (designated as such). You will receive an acknowledgement which can be used for your taxes, as 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Brookfield Craft Center.

Visit the Craft Center to see and purchase one-of-a-kind handmade craft items and art; encourage your friends to do so. Consider buying a "Heartfelt Craft" gift certificate.

Make a donation. Truly, every gift matters - no gift is too small, and every gift is greatly appreciated. (Notice our new "Keep the Change" jar at the gallery register, in case you are feeling extra generous!)

www.brookfieldcraftcenter.org/store/donations.html

Thank you for your kindness. (And please think of sharing this page with others!)

Sincerely,
Cynthia Saari, Lessley Burke, Lisa Caron-Hickey, Debora Crichton, Don Metz, Patricia Segar, Buster Shaw

"We Need You" artwork created by Chaldea Emerson

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