2026-03-02T16:14:35-05:00 2025-06-30 383828234 CARTER P C 301 COLLEGE ST STE 320 ASHEVILLE NC 288012449 990 2024-07-01 562096677 THE CENTER FOR CRAFT CREATIVITY & DESIGN INC CENT 8287851357 67 BROADWAY ST ASHEVILLE NC 28801 EDWARD BRESLER 2025 TREASURER 8287851357 2026-02-20 true true ALAN TOLER P01522061 8282599900 2026-03-02 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z CENTER FOR CRAFT MEAGHAN RODDY 67 BROADWAY ST ASHEVILLE NC 28801 3888040 false X CENTERFORCRAFT.ORG X 1998 NC TO RESOURCE, CATALYZE, AND AMPLIFY HOW AND WHY CRAFT MATTERS. 14 14 15 31 26655 1317944 3379965 14885 5249 222659 281646 203339 212683 1758827 3879543 384387 1557242 0 942807 1049222 0 413285 1230267 1156419 2557461 3762883 -798634 116660 15019344 15685925 154681 148987 14864663 15536938 X TO RESOURCE, CATALYZE, AND AMPLIFY HOW AND WHY CRAFT MATTERS. false false 2945048 1557242 5249 SCHEDULE 0 (PERIOD JULY 1, 2024 - JUNE 30, 2025) THE CENTER FOR CRAFT IS CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN A STRATEGIC PLAN TITLED CRAFT MATTERS (2023-2027), AT ITS HEART IS THE VISION OF A CULTURE WHERE COMMUNITIES CELEBRATE AND EMBRACE THE CENTRALITY OF CRAFT IN EVERYDAY LIFE. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT SUPPORTS THE PRESERVATION AND INNOVATION OF CRAFT BY PROVIDING GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS THAT OFFER FUNDING, NETWORKS, AND PEER- TO-PEER LEARNING NATIONWIDE; EXHIBITIONS IN OUR DOWNTOWN ASHEVILLE GALLERY THAT ILLUMINATE 21ST-CENTURY PRACTICES OF CRAFT; AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS THAT TELL THE STORY OF HOW AND WHY CRAFT MATTERS. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT'S GRANT PROGRAMS ARE KEYSTONES IN DEVELOPING THE NATIONAL CRAFT ECOSYSTEM, SUPPORTING EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED CRAFT ARTISTS, SCHOLARS, EDUCATORS, AND ORGANIZATIONS NATIONWIDE. IN FY25, THE CENTER RECEIVED 2,137 GRANT APPLICATIONS AND AWARDED 941 GRANTS TOTALING 1,982,748. NOW PERMANENTLY ENDOWED, THE CENTER FOR CRAFT'S WINDGATE-LAMAR FELLOWSHIP HAS AWARDED 2.985 MILLION TO 199 EMERGING CRAFT ARTISTS WITH EXEMPLARY SKILLS IN CRAFT SINCE THE PROGRAM'S INCEPTION. IN THE PAST YEAR, THE CENTER HAS SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED A REGULAR SCHEDULE OF GRANTS, EXHIBITIONS, AND ASSOCIATED PROGRAMS, DESPITE SETBACKS FROM HURRICANE HELENE AND REDUCED FEDERAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES. IN FY25, THE CENTER FOR CRAFT WORKED WITH OVER 50 ARTISTS THROUGH EXHIBITIONS AND OVER 75 ARTISTS THROUGH PROGRAMMING. THE CENTER SUPPORTED 47 ARTISTS WITH 555,000 IN GRANT PROGRAMS FOR EMERGING ARTISTS, MID-CAREER TEACHING ARTISTS, AND A RESIDENCY FOR WNC ARTISTS. IN RESPONSE TO THE NEEDS OF LOCAL ARTISTS FOLLOWING HURRICANE HELENE, THE CENTER AWARDED AN ADDITIONAL 903,000 IN GRANTS TO 849 ARTISTS THROUGH THE CRAFT FUTURES FUND. LAUNCHED IN 2024, THE NEW ALUMNI NETWORK PROGRAM - AN INITIATIVE TO DEEPEN AND STRENGTHEN OUR WORK WITH ARTISTS AND OUR ABILITY TO SUPPORT AND CONNECT THEM - NOW HAS OVER 260 ACTIVE MEMBERS. IN JUNE 2025, THE CENTER AWARDED 10 ALUMNI UNRESTRICTED MICRO-GRANTS TO SUPPORT TRAVEL AND MATERIAL PURCHASES, AS A CONTINUATION OF THE CENTER'S INVESTMENT IN OUR ALUMNI'S WORK BEYOND THEIR INITIAL AWARDS. FURTHERMORE, WE HAVE SOUGHT WAYS TO AMPLIFY OUR ALUMNI IN OUR EXHIBITIONS AND PROGRAMS, CREATING A MORE INTEGRATED AND ONGOING SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR OUR AWARDEES BEYOND THEIR INITIAL FUNDING. THE CENTER SUPPORTS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH AND CRAFT SCHOLARSHIP THROUGH THE CRAFT RESEARCH FUND AND CRAFT ARCHIVE FELLOWSHIP. A VISIONARY PROGRAM DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING SCHOLARLY CRAFT RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES, THE CRAFT RESEARCH FUND IS THE CENTER'S LONGEST-RUNNING GRANT PROGRAM. THE CRAFT ARCHIVE FELLOWSHIP, WHICH PROMOTES ARCHIVAL RESEARCH ON UNDERREPRESENTED AND NON-DOMINANT CRAFT HISTORIES IN THE UNITED STATES, RECEIVED 260 APPLICATIONS AND AWARDED 6 GRANTS TOTALING 30,000 THIS YEAR. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT HAS BECOME A VITAL COMMUNITY RESOURCE IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, SERVING VISITORS ANNUALLY THROUGH TOP-NOTCH PROGRAMS. FREE TO THE PUBLIC, OUR GALLERIES OFFER EXHIBITIONS AND AN ENGAGEMENT STUDIO, WHERE VISITORS CAN EXPLORE CRAFT PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES THAT CATALYZE DISCOVERY AND LEARNING ABOUT CRAFT FOR ALL AGES, BACKGROUNDS, AND INTEREST LEVELS. IN FY25, THE CENTER WELCOMED 11,542 GALLERY VISITORS, EXHIBITED THE WORK OF 54 ARTISTS, AND HOSTED 1,448 VIRTUAL PROGRAM ATTENDEES. OVER THE PAST TWO YEARS, THE CENTER DESIGNED AND PRODUCED A NEW MATERIALS COLLECTION. THROUGH HANDS-ON EXPLORATION AND OBSERVATION, AUDIENCES MAY EXPLORE MATERIALS COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH CRAFT TO DEEPEN THEIR UNDERSTANDING. THE MATERIALS COLLECTION WAS FUNDED BY THE INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM AND LIBRARY SERVICES AND SUPPORTED, IN PART, BY THE CENTER FOR NATIVE HEALTH. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT'S HISTORIC 1912 FACILITY ALSO OFFERS OVER 10,000 SQUARE FEET TO HOST PROGRAMS, MEETINGS, AND EVENTS IN CLASSROOM, CONFERENCE, AND COWORKING SPACES ("COWORK"). THE CENTER FOR CRAFT IS A DESTINATION AND RESOURCE FOR VISITORS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY BY FULFILLING THE CULTURAL SECTOR'S NEED FOR NETWORKING AND WORKSPACE FOR LIKE-MINDED ORGANIZATIONS, SMALL BUSINESSES, AND CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS. THE IDEATION LAB NOW INCLUDES A RECENTLY ADDED PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, COMPUTER LAB, AND PACK-AND-SHIP STATIONS FOR CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURS. WITH THE HELP OF GENEROUS FUNDERS AND DONORS, THE CENTER FOR CRAFT CONTINUES TO BUILD ITS ENDOWED FUNDS AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM TO REMAIN A BEACON OF SUPPORT FOR THE MAKERS, SCHOLARS, AND CRAFT COMMUNITY. 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SCHEDULE D, PAGE 3, PART X THE CENTER AND FOUNDATION ARE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXES UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERAL REVENUE CODE, EXCEPT ON NET INCOME DERIVED FROM UNRELATED BUSINESS ACTIVITIES. MANAGEMENT BELIEVES THAT IT HAS APPROPRIATE SUPPORT FOR ANY TAX POSITION TAKEN AND, AS SUCH, DOES NOT HAVE ANY UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS MATERIAL TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. THE CENTER'S RETURN OF ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM INCOME TAX (FORM 990) FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2024, 2023, AND 2022, ARE OPEN AND SUBJECT TO EXAMINATION BY THE IRS, GENERALLY FOR THREE YEARS AFTER THEY WERE FILED. true FLOW LLC PO BOX 923 MARSHALL NC 28753 275308804 10000 CFF DISASTER RELIEF FOUNDATION WOODWORKS LLC 17 FOUNDY ST ASHEVILLE NC 28801 820984043 10000 CFF DISASTER RELIEF HORSE AND HERO 14 PATTON AVE ASHEVILLE NC 28801 464760542 10000 CFF DISASTER RELIEF MUSEUM OF ARTS & DESIGN 2 COLUMBUS CIR NEW YORK NY 10019 133585408 501C3 5950 CRAFT RESEARCH FUND PLANET ART LLC 8 SPRING COVE TERRACE ASHEVILLE NC 28804 273110358 10000 CFF DISASTER RELIEF TOE RIVER CRAFTS 1020 WHITE OAK CREEK ST BURNSVILLE NC 28714 561127640 501C3 10000 CFF DISASTER RELIEF AMBOS PROJECT 756 HAY AVE EAST LOS ANGELES CA 90022 990815375 10000 CATALYST AWARD 2 8 CRAFT ARCHIVE FELLOWSHIPS 7 14000 CRAFT RESEARCH FUND 23 69362 CRAFT FUTURES FUND GRANTS 817 954980 WINDGATE TEACHING ARTISTS 48 260000 WINDGATE FELLOWSHIPS 21 154500 SCHEDULE I, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2 FOR THE CRAFT RESEARCH FUND, ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS ARE STRINGENT IN THAT A NUMBER OF QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE IN PLACE TO DEMONSTRATE THE ABILITY TO PERFORM IN-DEPTH RESEARCH AND DISSEMINATE THE FINDINGS TO A BROAD AUDIENCE. EACH YEAR, THE GRANT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR SELECTS THE CRAFT RESEARCH FUND REVIEW PANELS TO SELECT THE RECIPIENTS, WHICH IS COMRPISED OF SCHOLARS, ADADEMICS, AND AT LEAST ONE PREVIOUS CRAFT RESEARCH FUND RECIPIENT. THE GRANT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR MONITORS THE USE OF GRANT FUNDS AND THE COMPLETION OF RESEARCH PROJECTS. FOR THE FELLOWSHIP, ELIGIBILITY IS LIMITED TO UNDERGRADUATE SENIORS WHO DISPLAY EXEMPLARY SKILL AND ACCOMPLISHMENT AS RECOMMENDED BY THEIR RESPECTIVE UNIVERSITIES. EACH YEAR, THE GRANT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR SELECTS THE FELLOWSHIP PANELS TO SELECT THE RECIPIENTS, WHICH IS COMPRISED OF CURATORS, COLLECTORS, AND AT LEAST ONE PREVIOUS FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT. THE GRANT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR MONITORS THE USE OF GRANT FUNDS AND THE COMPLETION OF THEIR PROJECTS. false false false false false false false false false STEPHANIE MOORE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 138640 11439 24411 174490 FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A SCHEDULE 0 (PERIOD JULY 1, 2024 - JUNE 30, 2025) THE CENTER FOR CRAFT IS CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN A STRATEGIC PLAN TITLED CRAFT MATTERS (2023-2027), AT ITS HEART IS THE VISION OF A CULTURE WHERE COMMUNITIES CELEBRATE AND EMBRACE THE CENTRALITY OF CRAFT IN EVERYDAY LIFE. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT SUPPORTS THE PRESERVATION AND INNOVATION OF CRAFT BY PROVIDING GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS THAT OFFER FUNDING, NETWORKS, AND PEER- TO-PEER LEARNING NATIONWIDE; EXHIBITIONS IN OUR DOWNTOWN ASHEVILLE GALLERY THAT ILLUMINATE 21ST-CENTURY PRACTICES OF CRAFT; AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS THAT TELL THE STORY OF HOW AND WHY CRAFT MATTERS. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT'S GRANT PROGRAMS ARE KEYSTONES IN DEVELOPING THE NATIONAL CRAFT ECOSYSTEM, SUPPORTING EMERGING AND ESTABLISHED CRAFT ARTISTS, SCHOLARS, EDUCATORS, AND ORGANIZATIONS NATIONWIDE. IN FY25, THE CENTER RECEIVED 2,137 GRANT APPLICATIONS AND AWARDED 941 GRANTS TOTALING 1,982,748. NOW PERMANENTLY ENDOWED, THE CENTER FOR CRAFT'S WINDGATE-LAMAR FELLOWSHIP HAS AWARDED 2.985 MILLION TO 199 EMERGING CRAFT ARTISTS WITH EXEMPLARY SKILLS IN CRAFT SINCE THE PROGRAM'S INCEPTION. IN THE PAST YEAR, THE CENTER HAS SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED A REGULAR SCHEDULE OF GRANTS, EXHIBITIONS, AND ASSOCIATED PROGRAMS, DESPITE SETBACKS FROM HURRICANE HELENE AND REDUCED FEDERAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES. IN FY25, THE CENTER FOR CRAFT WORKED WITH OVER 50 ARTISTS THROUGH EXHIBITIONS AND OVER 75 ARTISTS THROUGH PROGRAMMING. THE CENTER SUPPORTED 47 ARTISTS WITH 555,000 IN GRANT PROGRAMS FOR EMERGING ARTISTS, MID-CAREER TEACHING ARTISTS, AND A RESIDENCY FOR WNC ARTISTS. IN RESPONSE TO THE NEEDS OF LOCAL ARTISTS FOLLOWING HURRICANE HELENE, THE CENTER AWARDED AN ADDITIONAL 903,000 IN GRANTS TO 849 ARTISTS THROUGH THE CRAFT FUTURES FUND. LAUNCHED IN 2024, THE NEW ALUMNI NETWORK PROGRAM - AN INITIATIVE TO DEEPEN AND STRENGTHEN OUR WORK WITH ARTISTS AND OUR ABILITY TO SUPPORT AND CONNECT THEM - NOW HAS OVER 260 ACTIVE MEMBERS. IN JUNE 2025, THE CENTER AWARDED 10 ALUMNI UNRESTRICTED MICRO-GRANTS TO SUPPORT TRAVEL AND MATERIAL PURCHASES, AS A CONTINUATION OF THE CENTER'S INVESTMENT IN OUR ALUMNI'S WORK BEYOND THEIR INITIAL AWARDS. FURTHERMORE, WE HAVE SOUGHT WAYS TO AMPLIFY OUR ALUMNI IN OUR EXHIBITIONS AND PROGRAMS, CREATING A MORE INTEGRATED AND ONGOING SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR OUR AWARDEES BEYOND THEIR INITIAL FUNDING. THE CENTER SUPPORTS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH AND CRAFT SCHOLARSHIP THROUGH THE CRAFT RESEARCH FUND AND CRAFT ARCHIVE FELLOWSHIP. A VISIONARY PROGRAM DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING SCHOLARLY CRAFT RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES, THE CRAFT RESEARCH FUND IS THE CENTER'S LONGEST-RUNNING GRANT PROGRAM. THE CRAFT ARCHIVE FELLOWSHIP, WHICH PROMOTES ARCHIVAL RESEARCH ON UNDERREPRESENTED AND NON-DOMINANT CRAFT HISTORIES IN THE UNITED STATES, RECEIVED 260 APPLICATIONS AND AWARDED 6 GRANTS TOTALING 30,000 THIS YEAR. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT HAS BECOME A VITAL COMMUNITY RESOURCE IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, SERVING VISITORS ANNUALLY THROUGH TOP-NOTCH PROGRAMS. FREE TO THE PUBLIC, OUR GALLERIES OFFER EXHIBITIONS AND AN ENGAGEMENT STUDIO, WHERE VISITORS CAN EXPLORE CRAFT PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES THAT CATALYZE DISCOVERY AND LEARNING ABOUT CRAFT FOR ALL AGES, BACKGROUNDS, AND INTEREST LEVELS. IN FY25, THE CENTER WELCOMED 11,542 GALLERY VISITORS, EXHIBITED THE WORK OF 54 ARTISTS, AND HOSTED 1,448 VIRTUAL PROGRAM ATTENDEES. OVER THE PAST TWO YEARS, THE CENTER DESIGNED AND PRODUCED A NEW MATERIALS COLLECTION. THROUGH HANDS-ON EXPLORATION AND OBSERVATION, AUDIENCES MAY EXPLORE MATERIALS COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH CRAFT TO DEEPEN THEIR UNDERSTANDING. THE MATERIALS COLLECTION WAS FUNDED BY THE INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM AND LIBRARY SERVICES AND SUPPORTED, IN PART, BY THE CENTER FOR NATIVE HEALTH. THE CENTER FOR CRAFT'S HISTORIC 1912 FACILITY ALSO OFFERS OVER 10,000 SQUARE FEET TO HOST PROGRAMS, MEETINGS, AND EVENTS IN CLASSROOM, CONFERENCE, AND COWORKING SPACES ("COWORK"). THE CENTER FOR CRAFT IS A DESTINATION AND RESOURCE FOR VISITORS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY BY FULFILLING THE CULTURAL SECTOR'S NEED FOR NETWORKING AND WORKSPACE FOR LIKE-MINDED ORGANIZATIONS, SMALL BUSINESSES, AND CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS. THE IDEATION LAB NOW INCLUDES A RECENTLY ADDED PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, COMPUTER LAB, AND PACK-AND-SHIP STATIONS FOR CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURS. WITH THE HELP OF GENEROUS FUNDERS AND DONORS, THE CENTER FOR CRAFT CONTINUES TO BUILD ITS ENDOWED FUNDS AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM TO REMAIN A BEACON OF SUPPORT FOR THE MAKERS, SCHOLARS, AND CRAFT COMMUNITY. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS AND HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT THE CENTER, PLEASE VISIT WWW.CENTERFORCRAFT.ORG. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE RETURN WAS PREPARED BY AN INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT WITH ASSISTANCE AND OVERSIGHT BY MANAGEMENT. UPON COMPLETION, THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD REVIEWS AND APPROVES THE FORM 900 PRIOR TO ITS FILING WITH THE IRS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C ANNUAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE SIGNED BY EACH BOARD MEMBER. THE STATEMENTS AFFIRM THAT THE POLICY HAS BEEN READ AND EITHER THAT NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST EXISTS OR DISCLOSES ANY SUCH CONFLICT. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REVIEWS THE PERFORMANCE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ON AN ANNUAL BASIS TO INCLUDE FULL BOARD INPUT WITH PROGRESS TOWARDS GOALS REVIEWED A MINIMUM OF TWICE PER YEAR. IN THE ANNUAL BUDGETING PROCESS, THE BOARD APPROVED A BUDGET LINE FOR AGGREGATE SALARY EXPENSE AND SETS THE SALARY OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. THEREAFTER, INDIVIDUAL SALARIES AND SALARY INCREASES FOR THE REMAINING EMPLOYEES ARE ESTABLISHED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST AT THE ORGANIZATION'S ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE. 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