Support Make
At Make Creative Studio, every program or activity you participate in directly supports our mission to bring art and community to those in need. Through your generosity, we reach individuals in all walks of life, including those experiencing situations like addiction, poverty, and foster care.
Join us for Connect & Create, a free, hands-on event where you can experience our studio and mission firsthand. See how art and ministry come together, get creative, and discover meaningful ways to support our work. Whether through volunteering, donating, or spreading the word, your involvement helps make every program possible.
Save the Date
Stewarding Beauty Benefit
January 24, 2026
6 – 8 PM
Make Creative Studio
Through our annual fund, Stewarding Beauty, we’re expanding our impact to support individuals in recovery, children who have experienced trauma, refugees, and others facing hardships. Your donations will help us continue fostering creativity, healing, and connection. Together, we’re making a lasting difference in the lives of those who need it most.
We rely on generous donors like you to cover the costs of running
our studio. Please consider selecting a donation option below that works best for you. Thank you for your support!
Click below to make a secure donation via credit card through BetterWorld.
When donating, be sure to select "MAKE Art Studio" in the drop down menu.
Prefer to donate by check?
Make your check out to Make Creative Studio and mail to:
Attn: Angie Cooke
St. Giles Church
5200 Grove Avenue
Richmond, VA 23226
Or drop your check off at the studio
during church hours:
8:30 AM–4:30 PM, Monday–Thursday,
and 8:30 AM–12 PM on Friday.
In Kind Gifts
We are looking for new or gently used items. Please explore the types of materials we could use below:
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Paints (craft, watercolor, tempera, acrylic, oils)
Paintbrushes
Canvases
Paint paddles
Paint strips
Sandpaper
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Fabric (any length or size)
Yarn, lace, string, and ribbon
Scrapbook paper and supplies
Tissue paper, crepe paper, and cardstock
Napkins (patterned or colored)
Beads, buttons (including vintage),
and pom-pomsFeathers, doilies, and puzzle pieces
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Containers with lids
Caps, lids, corks, and metal bottle caps
Wine labels and old books (vintage magazines, calendars)
Styrofoam meat trays and disposable metal pans
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Hammers, screwdrivers, pliers
Hole punchers
Rulers, scissors, wire cutters
Exacto blades and box cutters
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Old jewelry, wire (including telephone wire)
Ceramic dishware (chipped or retired)
Music books or sheets
Board game pieces
Drying racks and measuring tapes
Tiles and architectural salvage (small)
Old wood frame windows
Small/medium pieces of wood
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Glue
Tape (duct, washi, masking, painters)
Twine