The POTluck Initiative
The POTluck Initiative is our non-profit arm dedicated to accessibility and transformative ceramics programming. We educate Black & Brown communities via scholarships, free community workshops, artist residencies, and professional development training. Formerly known as our Community Programming, we have been dedicated to this work since our inception in 2017. With your support, this new initiative aims to increase the impact and accessibility of ceramic arts in our communities.

Scholarships
Unfortunately the high overhead of supplies and labor involved with ceramics can make it inaccessible to some. We have always aimed to bridge this gap by not turning anyone away due to lack of funds.Β
As we grow in popularity and receive a larger volume of requests for assistance, we appreciate any donations from organizations and individuals to assist us in keeping this spirit alive. Through donations or memberships to our Community Table, you can help us continue to change lives through pottery.
You Can Sponsor
SPONSOR A CLASS!
Support a student in need by donating a free 4-class series.Β Your $200 donation covers the class, materials, glazing, and firing. Students keep finished pieces.Β
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SPONSOR A MEMBERSHIP!
Your $240 donation provides one month of free membership for an emerging ceramicist who wants to develop their practice for the potential of self employment. Includes 24/7 access to studio, 25lbs of clay, firing, and access to our glazes.
Apply for scholarships & sliding scale
We intentionally make ceramics education accessible to Black & Brown communities through The POTluck Initiative. For those wanting to try pottery but finding it difficult to afford, you can now apply for sliding scale and scholarships through our program.
Donations are tax deductible
POT LA is a sponsored artist with The Performance Zone Inc (dbaTheField), a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization servingtheperforming arts community. Contributions toTheFieldearmarked for POT LA are tax-deductible totheextent allowed by law. For more information aboutTheField, or for our national charities registration, contact:TheField, 75 Maiden Lane, Suite 906 New York, NY 10038, phone: 212-691-6969. Acopyof our latest financial report may be obtained fromTheFieldor fromtheOffice of Attorney General, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271.