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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: Scott Simpson, builder and founder of Revolution Workshop

This craftsman's love of carpentry and desire to get more people prepared for the construction industry is why he helped create a revolutionary design and craft training program.
Keep Craft Alive: Adam Esparza, Tilesetter

"Craftsmanship is when you put your abilities to the test, and at the end of the job you still find room for growth."
Keep Craft Alive: Alex McKenzie, Carpenter and Furniture Maker

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

“If you can make a board flat, straight, and square, you can do just about anything.”