Boulder Mountain Clayworks Inc.

“Benefit auction fundraiser event expenses 3,879 expenses advertising 11,950 bank fees 4,350 office supplies 947 subscriptions 79 computer expense 43 software 1,079 general insurance 1,745 fees & licenses 282 studio supplies 9,167 other 97 scholarship 937 kiln repairs 4,405 discounts 166 bad debt 130 total 39,256”

“Accounts receivable 1,763 593 equipment 3,163 3,163 less accumulated depreciation 3,163 3,163 studio 43,309 43,309 less accumulated depreciation 3,528 4,672 total 41,544 39,230”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 3,702 0 payroll taxes payable 1,908 1,801 sales tax payable 194 222”

“The organization's objectives are to encourage artistic growth and development in the community by 1. Offering instruction in clay and other media to adults and children. 2. Providing a creative atmosphere where clay artists can develop their vision. 3. Scheduling events that are free and open to the public where the community can better appreciate the clay arts.”

“Boulder mountain clayworks offers clay art instruction for adults and children, both residents of and visitors to the wood river valley. We provide a creative atmosphere and facilities where clay artists can develop their vision, and we bring projects to and collaborate with other local non-profits to foster arts education among their constituencies. In 2020 we had 43 full-time and 12 part-time members who pursue their own projects, collaborate with others, and generally work side-by-side in the studio and provide know-how, inspiration, and assistance to other members in the process. We provide them with a huge range of large and small equipment, supplies, tools, workspaces, and materials with which to create their very messy clay art. Among the resources we provide, boulder mountain clayworks houses and operates the only cone 10 kiln in the wood river valley, which fires at the heat required to produce the highest quality, impermeable stoneware. In 2020, boulder mountain clayworks summer programs served 75 children in our 7 youth clay camps, 46 middle and high school students in our 5 teen throwing camps, but our guest artist workshops were canceled due to covid 19. In addition to this, 65 individuals participated in our one-day or family workshops. During the school year, we taught adult wheel-throwing classes for 62 students, 12 sculpture and handbuilding classes for a total of 74 adults, and had 35 students in childrens clay classes. Our studio also opens its doors to children and adults for birthday parties or other clay experience events. In 2020, we were cut short and had to cancel all of our nonprofit partnerships after the empty bowls event with the hunger coalition. Boulder mountain clayworks, its members, and volunteers directly touch the lives of more than 750 people in the wood river valley, and, by ripple effect we touch the lives of many more.”