Donate
North Pole Studio is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable arts organization, Tax ID# 85-2096031. Donations of any size are entirely tax deductible and deeply appreciated.
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Please donate using the button below, or mail contributions by check to:
North Pole Studio
2516 NW 29th Ave, Suite 8
Portland, OR 97210
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Sponsor
Our annual sponsors are highly valued and are recognized throughout the year at events and during our December Fundraiser. Sponsorships are highly customizable; we strive to work in partnership with your company’s values and objectives.
Our annual Holiday Fundraiser is Friday, December 6th! Mark your calendars.
Volunteer
Volunteers are a vital to the success of our programs and operations. Contact us to learn more about current and upcoming opportunities!
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Support by teaching a workshop or class, providing support during classes, help in the studio, directly mentoring an artist in a specific skill area, and art builds.
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Support events such as fundraisers, open studios and exhibitions, classes and workshops, administrative tasks, handyperson skills, and art builds.
Materials
We work with a diverse community of artists and makers and are always in need of art supplies, tools, and framing materials of all kinds! We are happy to pick items up.
Partner
We value our partnerships with exhibition spaces, schools, individuals and organizations to creatively collaborate and facilitate opportunities for artists.
Wishlist
Make an in-kind contribution by purchasing an item from our wishlist; these items fulfill a specific and immediate need.
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Shop our Amazon Wishlist
Or donate an item new or used:
• iPad (5TH GEN +) & apple pencil
• Drafting tables (small/lightweight preferred)
• Flat file cabinets
• Exhibition framing
• Art books
• Comfy chairs & bean bag chairs
• Art and/or office supplies
“North Pole Studio celebrates and honors the differences among artists. They hold high standards and always presume competence.
It is a safe place for artists with different communication methods who may not feel welcome in a typical class. As a caregiver, it's refreshing to not have to explain or justify a person's "different" behavior, and instead see it welcomed by the instructor without question.”
- Therese Deslippe