Sawhorse Revolution

Mission

Sawhorse Revolution fosters confident, community-oriented youth through the power of carpentry and craft. As more and more shop classes are pulled from Seattle high schools, Sawhorse Revolution seeks to provide trades, skills, career, and leadership training for the young people most impacted by this loss, offering free-of-cost carpentry and design education programs for students primarily in Central and South Seattle neighborhoods.

Description

In our 5th year of partnership with Seattle's Office of Arts and Culture, we are currently in the construction phase of our project for Deaf Spotlight: a Tiny Cultural Space in Beacon Hill to benefit the Deaf, Deaf-Blind, Deaf-Disabled, Hard of Hearing (DDBDDHH) community through the Arts. Your donation supports teens as they learn design and construction essentials through a huge, collaborative, hands-on project, completing the exterior and interior build of Deaf Spotlight's new HQ. 

Your contribution to Sawhorse Revolution will directly benefit a more equitable, intersectional vision of the future of architecture, design, and community engagement. We deeply value the opportunity to support our neighbors through unique build projects, and we see the effects ripple out with huge impact throughout our city.

Primary program partners: Deaf Spotlight

Recognition

Keep your eyes out on our Instagram [@sawhorse.revolution] for live donor shout-outs throughout the drive!