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Keep Craft Alive

This campaign celebrates those who have chosen to passionately pursue a career in design, building, and remodeling. Use #KeepCraftAlive on social media to share your passion for the cause and to showcase inspirational people and their work.

Keep Craft Alive: Alex McKenzie, Carpenter and Furniture Maker

January 10, 2019

This dedicated craftsperson traced his lineage to and got his inspiration from several generations of Vermont woodworkers and timber framers.
Keep Craft Alive: Mike Schloff, Woodworker and Small-Business Owner

November 9, 2018

After an inspiring experience at a local maker fair, this former digital marketer created a company that brings woodworking directly into children's classrooms.
Keep Craft Alive: Nawal Motawi, Tile Designer

October 11, 2018

This successful clay artist takes inspiration from the world around her when designing patterns for her sought-after ceramic tiles
Keep Craft Alive: Anthony Vitale, Stairbuilder and Finish Carpenter

July 10, 2018

"I couldn’t care less about skill set. You hire good people. You hire for passion."
Keep Craft Alive: Jon Day, Restoration Carpenter

April 30, 2018

"I take jobs that a normal contractor looks at and says, ‘Oh, gee … I’m not sure.’ "
Keep Craft Alive: Elly Hart, Carpentry Apprentice

April 12, 2018

"I took a really big risk … in an industry where people don’t look like me."
Keep Craft Alive: Josh Ford, PV Installer

February 28, 2018

”I want to do something that actually makes a difference.”
Keep Craft Alive: Ben Brunick, Woodworker

January 9, 2018

“If you can make a board flat, straight, and square, you can do just about anything.”
Keep Craft Alive: Paul Johnson, Remodeler

November 16, 2017

“When a client says, 'this is beautiful,' that isn't just luck."
Keep Craft Alive: Tyler Grace, Remodeling Contractor

October 16, 2017

“Basically, I want to get paid for being fussy.”