named programs · 3 · from sources
what they call their work
Beginning Handbuilding Class
A required class for new members to learn fundamental clay building techniques, including instruction, 25 lbs of clay, firing, glazing fees, and club dues for the year.
Specialized Classes and Workshops
Offers instruction in various techniques such as sculpture, coiling, raku, and other special interest topics for members to hone their skills.
Studio Access
Provides members with access to a dedicated studio space, pottery wheels, rollers for slab and hand-building, clay extruders, and kilns for firing clay creations.
activities · 3 clusters
what they do
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Ceramic & Mosaic Arts Instruction 4 activities
- Offer ceramic art classes and workshopsThe club offers ongoing classes and workshops for both beginners and advanced artists, covering topics such as sculpture, coiling, raku, and other specialized interests. The Beginning Handbuilding Class includes instruction, clay, firing and glazing services, and annual club dues.
- Provide ceramic art studio access and equipmentThe club provides members with studio space and equipment, including pottery wheels, slab rollers, clay extruders, and various kilns (including Raku kilns), for creating ceramic art. Members also have access to multiple types of clay and non-leaded, food-safe glazes.
- Provide studio space and equipment for ceramic art creationOffers members access to studio facilities equipped with pottery wheels, slab rollers, clay extruders, and kilns—including Raku and electric kilns—for creating and firing ceramic artwork.
- Supply clay and food-safe glazes to membersProvides members with access to multiple types of clay and non-leaded, food-safe glazes for use in ceramic projects.
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Membership Growth & Management 1 activity
- Organizational development and infrastructure expansionUndertook key organizational and physical growth initiatives, including incorporation as a Charter Club, relocation to a larger dedicated space at Beardsley Rec Center in 2004, expansion of kiln and classroom capacity, tripling of covered patio space in 2011, and growth from 26 to over 300 members by 2012.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Offer ceramic arts instruction and workshopsProvides ongoing classes and workshops for beginners and advanced artists, covering handbuilding, sculpture, coiling, raku, and special interest topics; includes instruction, 25 pounds of clay, and firing and glazing services for those completing the Beginning Handbuilding Class.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
the money
revenue
Total revenue$5K
Contributions & grants$2K36%
Program service revenue——
Investment income——
Other revenue$15K
expenses
Total expenses$17K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$73K
Cash—
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Liabilities—
Net assets$73K
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue -74.9%
relationships · 4
who they work with
- Beardsley Rec Center Partner — Hosted the club’s activities and provided dedicated space for kilns, classrooms, and a covered patio for specialized firing and finishing.
- Beardsley Rec Center Partner — Hosts the Clay Club studio at its facility.
- Beardsley Rec Center Partner — Hosts the Sun City West Clay Club at its facility located at 12755 Beardsley Road.
- Sun City West Recreation Center Partner — Collaborated with the club from inception, assigning space and providing start-up funding and equipment.