Annual Reports Our impact, year by year Our annual reports showcase the impact of your support—from students served and scholarships awarded to artistic achievements and organizational growth. Explore our journey year by year and see how your support makes it all possible to continue building a thriving center or the ceramic arts. Thank you for being part of Mudflat's story! 2025 Annual Report Highlights Engagement Residencies Exhibitions Community Engagement 4,090 total participants across all programs 1,205 adults enrolled in classes 744 adults enrolled in workshops 1,085 adults & children participated in community programs, field trips, and corporate workshops 865 adults attended presentations & exhibitions Residency Programs Hosted Elizabeth Peña-Alvarez (Cranston, RI) for the 2025 Artist of Color Summer Residency Welcomed Felissa King (Indianapolis, IN) as 2025–26 Artist-in-Residence Continued 29-year tradition of year-long residencies Exhibitions 7 total exhibitions throughout the year The Mudflat Cup Show (Year 2), juried by Kyle Scott Lee — 250 cups by 96 artists "No Apologies" national exhibition juried by Corran Shrimpton — 44 pieces by 34 artists Community at Mudflat Served community partners including Cambridge Health Alliance, East Somerville Public Library, Seaport Academy, HomeBase, Riverside Community Care, and Missituk School Clay Club Summer interns: Navi Tshibambe (SMFA) and Juno Soleil (MassArt) Tech Education Program completed with 4 students: Katherine McKie, Jenn Lima, and Kyle Strom Three staff members celebrated major anniversaries: Gabrielle Fougère (25 years), Cary Atsalis (15 years), and Kate Kuligowski (10 years) 2025 marked Mudflat's 54th year serving the Greater Boston ceramic arts community Annual Reports Listed by Year Click the year to view the report 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015

Call for Entries Apply now for In the Garden National Call for Entry Artists are invited to submit functional & sculptural ceramic works Juried by: Felissa King Sorry, the application deadline has passed. Please check back for other opportunities! DATES: Submission deadline: Aug 7, 2026 Notification date: August 24, 2026 Work arrival: September 14-20, 2026 Opening reception: Oct 2, 2026 Closing date: November 1, 2026 Work pickup start/shipments out by: November 5, 2026 Payment sent by: November 15, 2026 About the Juror: Felissa King (she/her/hers) received a BFA in sculpture from Taylor University. Post college, she expanded her ceramic practice at community studios through membership prior to co-founding Yellow Door Ceramics Studio, a community studio in Indianapolis, Indiana, in 2021. Alongside teaching and studio ownership, Felissa is a working artist whose work explores the beauty and patterns of a vibrant garden through detailed painted and slip-trailed underglaze decoration on functional stoneware pieces. See more of Felissa's work on Instragram @felissajoyceramics Prospectus Eligibility: Artists over 18 residing in the US or Canada Work(s) must be completed within the last 3 years Only original works will be accepted. Accepted works must be the same as the image that is submitted. No substitutions will be accepted. Artwork must be under 25 inches in any direction and must weigh less than 30 lbs. Work must be created using at least 50% clay Work must be ready to be installed upon delivery if accepted Apply: Artists may submit up to 3 entries with 2 images per entry. Fees: In order to make applying to this show more accessible and remove barriers for artists, there is no entry fee to apply Entry Procedures: Fill out the application form, Each image should be at least 200 dpi and a minimum of 1200px on the small dimension Images should be sent as JPEGs or PNGs Please label each piece with lastname_first inital_entry# (example: 1 entry with a detail shot would be Smith_J_1a.jpeg : Smith_J_1b.jpeg) Incomplete applications will not be considered Wall-mounted Work specifications: All wall-mounted ceramic pieces must meet the following requirements: Weight Limit: Wall-mounted work must weigh no more than 15 pounds. Mounting Hardware: All pieces must be equipped with a secure hanging system that utilizes a closed catch or loop (such as a wire loop, keyhole hanger, or D-ring) where the head of a screw can secure the work. The mounting system must prevent the piece from lifting off the wall once installed. Open hooks or brackets that allow the work to be dislodged are not acceptable. Artist Responsibility: Mudflat is not responsible for the failure of specialized mounting brackets, hooks, or other hanging systems provided by the artist. Artists should ensure their chosen mounting method is adequate for the weight and configuration of their piece. Work that does not meet these specifications or is deemed unsafe for wall installation may be excluded from the exhibition. Photography: Participating artists must allow Mudflat studio and gallery visitors to photograph work that is on display for promotional and educational purposes. Images of accepted works will be used by Mudflat for promotional purposes ( Including but not limited to website publications, social media sharing, printed publications, press releases). Sales: All works must be for sale. Mudflat will use digital images of selected works to sell artwork online as well as on the premises. A 50% commission will be retained by Mudflat. Payment for sold artwork(s) will be mailed no later than 2 weeks after the show closing. Pricing: Artists should price their work fairly and consistently. Prices should reflect the true value of the piece and must be consistent with pricing for comparable work the artist has offered in other venues or sales channels. Please keep in mind inflated or inconsistent pricing undermines trust with our clients and the integrity of the exhibition. SHIPPING Artists are responsible for shipping or delivery of accepted work(s) to Mudflat and are responsible for ensuring that the work(s) is packed in a safe manner to travel to and from Mudflat. Please see below for shipping guidelines. Mudflat is not responsible for pieces broken or lost in transit. No substitutions will be accepted. Mudflat will pay for return shipping if the work(s) is unsold. Any work that is hand-delivered must be picked up. Any work left at Mudflat 90 days past the closing date of the exhibition will be considered in-kind donations to Mudflat Studio. All work(s) must be received by the shipping deadline, or they may be excluded from the show. Work should be shipped to: Mudflat Studio, c/o Kate Kuligowski, 81 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02145 SHIPPING GUIDELINES To ensure the safe delivery and return of your artwork, please adhere to the following shipping requirements: Packaging: All work must be shipped in sturdy, quality cardboard boxes. Double boxing is acceptable and encouraged for fragile pieces. Please do not use wooden crates, plastic totes, or other non-cardboard containers. If artists prefer to ship in wooden crates, totes etc. the artist will be responsible for return shipping costs. Packing Materials: Use only clean, reusable packing materials such as bubble wrap, packing peanuts, foam, or other professional cushioning materials. Do not include personal items such as towels, blankets, pillows, or clothing as packing materials. Weight Limit: Individual packages must not exceed 45 pounds. Insurance: Standard shipping insurance will be provided in return shipping. Artists requiring additional insurance coverage beyond the standard rate are responsible for purchasing and paying for supplemental insurance. Return Shipping: Packing materials will be reused to return your work at the conclusion of the exhibition. Please pack accordingly & supply any special instructions if needed. Originality of Artwork: All work submitted must be the artist's own original creation. Submitted pieces may not be copied, reproduced, or substantially derived from the work of other artists, copyrighted material, or other protected sources. Artists must hold full rights to their work and any incorporated elements. Artwork found to be plagiarized or in violation of copyright will be immediately removed from the exhibition and returned to the artist. The exhibition organizers reserve the right to verify the originality of submitted work and may request documentation of the creative process if authenticity is questioned. Terms and Conditions: Accepted artwork may not be withdrawn prior to the closing dates of the exhibition. Mudflat Studio reserves the right to exclude work from the exhibition that arrives damaged, is unstable, has major flaws ( such as cracks in food surfaces etc.) or work that differs from the originally submitted entry images. Pieces must be ready for exhibition and be able to be installed by Mudflat staff.

Shop by Artist Every piece in the Mudflat shop is made by hand — by the artists, faculty, and students who work right here in our Somerville studio. See all the different styles, browse by artist. Noni Armony Lynn Gervens Kate Kuligowski Melanie Salisbury Gail Barry Reme Gold Toni Langerman Kristie Simono Lynn Cannici Leah Guerin June Lee Alice Templeton Jennifer DeAngelis Francoise Han Chloe Marr-Fuller Cory Tuckey Gabrielle Fougere Doug Hansel Steve Murphy Sue Wing

Choose Where Your Impact Goes Donate here! * You will be able to designate your donation to the fund of your choice on the next page* Your generosity fuels everything we do at Mudflat. When you make a gift, you can choose exactly where it goes—from funding artist residencies and student scholarships to keeping our kilns firing and our doors open to the community. Browse our funds below to find the program closest to your heart, or support our General Fund to give us flexibility to respond to our greatest needs. Read about our different funds below: Mudflat General Fund Support Mudflat's day-to-day operations and future growth. Your gift helps us expand programming, bring in visiting artists, offer more classes, and maintain our studios as a thriving hub for ceramic artists of all ages and abilities. General Fund donations give us the flexibility to respond to our greatest needs and opportunities. Mudflat Artist of Color Summer Ceramics Residency Program Fund Thank to your gift, artists of color spend 1-3 months creating, teaching, or exhibiting at Mudflat. Residents receive private studio space, a $2,500 monthly stipend, and mentorship from our artistic community. Our goal is to raise $37,500 to fund five years of summer residencies. Mudflat Artist Residency (AIR) Fund Since 1996, Mudflat has hosted 29 national and international ceramic artists for year-long residencies. Your gift provides stipends for materials and housing, private studio space, and support for a solo exhibition. Help us celebrate and support exceptional ceramic artists from around the world. Mudflat Building & Equipment Fund Keep our wheels spinning and our kilns firing. This fund maintains our facility and ensures we can invest in new equipment and sustainable technologies. Your gift protects Mudflat's future as a thriving cultural organization for years to come. Mudflat Scholarship Funds Since 1998, we've awarded nearly $160,000 in financial aid to over 700 students through four scholarship funds. Your donation helps children, teens, and adults attend Mudflat regardless of financial circumstances. Every gift opens the door for someone to discover their creativity in clay. Mudflat Community Outreach Program Fund Your donation provides valuable artistic experiences for schools and organizations with limited resources, including partners like the Mystic Learning Center, the Welcome Project, and HomeBase for veterans and their families.

Technical Education Program A 1-year education program for hands-on ceramic technical skill building, designed for students who are interested in learning more about clays, glazes, kilns, firings, and studio maintenance. The next Tech Ed program will begin in January 2027. Applications are due: September 27, 2026 Open to intermediate to advanced level students, to be selected by application each year, based on interest, availability, and commitment. Prior ceramic technical experience is not required. Time commitment from students is 10 hours/week (spread over 3 days per week) for an entire year. Students must be available during daytime hours, typically between 10 am and 6 pm. Over the course of the year, the weekly schedule will change to accommodate learning different skills and tasks, and to match kiln firing schedules. Only 3-5 students will be selected for the year-long program. During the first semester students will be trained in all aspects of ceramic technical information. Topics include: Clays: clay body materials, clay recycling Slips and glazes: chemistry and mixing/maintaining Kilns: loading, firing, and unloading electric and gas kilns, as well as maintaining the shelves & kiln furniture Studio maintenance: cleaning, clay deliveries, etc. Following completion of the first semester, students will continue working independently as technical staff trainees through the following 2 semesters, with an added focus on training to fire our gas kilns. Gas kiln firings range in length from 8-9 hours for a bisque firing, to 11-13 hours for a glaze firing --students are expected to attend the entire firing. Applicants should be aware that there are physical demands involved in this work, including ability to lift/carry 50 lbs of clay or other materials. Tuition for the first semester is $850.00. Tuition for the second and third semesters is $600.00 each semester. Mudflat will provide additional shelf space and 24 hour access for all 3 semesters to participants. We will only consider applications for this program from people who are able to make a commitment for a full year, and who have flexible availability during daytime work hours. If you are working full-time, this program is not a good fit. However, if you are taking extended time off from your job, or are in between jobs for at least a year and want to work intensely in clay, then do apply - we would love to hear from you! Apply using the button below: Apply for the Tech Ed Program

The Mudflat Cup Show 2026 View all of the cups from the show online! If you are interested in purchasing a piece, please email kristie@mudflat.org to inquire about availabiltity. Item can be picked up from Mudflat Studio or shipped. Shipping rates do apply Want to see the show in person? The show is on view through April 19th Please note this is a cash and carry show. When you purchase a piece, it's yours to take home (There are no in-person hours the weekend of April 18th) Amy Brockman Title: White & Brown Botanical Geo Mug Light brown stoneware with hand-painted white and brown glaze 4.25" x 5" x 3.25" 2025 $80 Carys Vaspol Title: Caernarfon Mug Reduced stoneware, glaze lining, inlay, stamps 3" x 5" x 3.5" 2025 $80 Justin Leavitt SOLD Title: Cordyceps Mug No. IX Wheel thrown, altered and assembled porcelain with hollow thrown knob handles. Oxidation fired to cone 9 with clear liner glaze and multiple zinc silicate crystalline glazes 3" x 5" x 6.5" 2025 $100 Scott Lykens Title: Two Peeps Cone 1 red earthenware, Majolica style glazes from scratch 4” x 4” x 4” 2025 $80 Rachel Greider Title: Penguin in the Snow 4.5" x 4" x 3" 2025 $95 Yana Bondar SOLD Title: Left Hand Chalice Red Porcelain, glaze, gold luster, cone 6 oxidation 6” x 2.5” x 2.5” 2025 $90 Suresh Sundaram SOLD Title: Button-Stamped Tea Bowl Hand-formed tea bowl created by paddling clay over a found form using the artist’s proprietary manganese-speckled stoneware. The surface is impressed with handmade and found stamps and accented with an iron wash beneath a satin matte glaze to create contrast and rhythmic pattern. Interior glazed in Afghan Sand. Oxidation fired to cone 6 with a slow-cool to soften the satin surface. 3.75" x 4.5" x 4.5" 2026 $35 Michael Ashley SOLD Title: Hexagon cup with Dogwood blooms Stoneware oxidation fired with ash glaze and overglaze decals 3”x 3” x 3” 2026 $55 Michael Ashley SOLD Title: Tea bowl with irises Stoneware wood-fired with overglaze decals 3” x 4” x 4” 2026 $65 Molly McCafferty SOLD Title: Snake Mug Red and orange underglaze sgrafitto, wheel thrown with speckled stoneware, electric fired 3” x 4.5” x 3.5” 2025 $70 Hadley Wiktor Title: Tangerine Cup Colored porcelain, cone 10 oxidation, clear glaze 2.5" x 6.5" x 2.5" 2026 $95 Molly McCafferty Title: Arches Mug Blue & brown underglaze sgraffito, wheel thrown with speckled stoneware, electric fired 3.5” x 4.5” x 3.25” 2026 $70 Ginny Chomitz SOLD Title: Striated cup Handbuilt, white stoneware, wood fired 4.25” x 3” x 3” 2025 $35 Emma Andrew Title: Maine Woods Mug Handmade relief template from Maine hemlock and pines, hand-built collar attached on wheel thrown base. 4” x 3” x 3” 2025 $57 Anju Chugh SOLD Title: Onyx and his friends (stories from my backyard) Bee Mix clay, Amaco underglaze fired at cone 5 tell a story of half-eaten Swiss cheese handle and two mice who love Onyx! 3.5” x 3.5” 2025 $85 Pete Froehlich SOLD Title: Soda Textured Mug Wheel thrown Stoneware, white liner glaze, cone10 soda Fire 3.75” x 5” x 3” 2025 $50 Laura Ashley Title: Mug with Daisy Design Porcelain, water etching, reduction gas fired to cone 10 3.5” x 4” x 5” 2025 $55 Hayne Bayless Title: Wood-fired cup 3 Extruded stoneware, cobalt slip and resist brushwork, flashing slip, wood-salt-soda cone 10 3.75” x 3.25” x 3.25” 2025 $50 Laura Ashley Title: Mug with Leaf Pattern Porcelain, wax-resist, salt-fired to cone 10 4” x 3.5” x 5.5” 2025 $55 Hayne Bayless SOLD Title: Wood-fired cup 1 Extruded stoneware, cobalt slip and resist brushwork, flashing slip, wood-salt-soda cone 10 3.75” x 3.25” x 3.25” 2025 $50 Alicia Fessenden Title: Square mug Stoneware mug, electric fired to cone 6 2.875" x 3.375" x 4.5" 2026 $60 Vijay Paniker Title: Tattoo Mug Wheel thrown, white stoneware, fired to cone10 reduction, with water slide decal 4" x 5.5" x 3.75" 2025 $125 Shanna Fliegel SOLD Title: Rhino Mug Earthenware, cone 04 4" x 4" x 4" 2025 $115 Byron Ashley Title: Tea-N-Tea Time Screen-printed underglaze on slab built white stoneware, glaze 3.5" x 4.75" x 3" 2025 $125 Chris Archer Title: Double Bottom Cup White stoneware, shino glaze, anagama wood fired 5.5" x 5" x 4" 2025 $65

Ceramic Technical Internships Mudflat offers opportunities throughout the year for college students who are pursuing studies in ceramics to expand their knowledge of the technical side of clay with short and long term internships. Next Application deadline: April 1, 2027 About our Ceramic Technical Internships Our summer interns will be involved in all technical aspects of a working clay studio and school, including studio maintenance, clay recycling, slip and glaze mixing, loading and unloading electric and gas kilns. Electric and gas kiln firing is possible based on experience. Although interns receive unlimited studio access for claywork exploration, the internship's primary focus is not on providing instruction in building and throwing techniques. All training is provided by Mudflat’s technical staff. Hours 20 hours per week, weekdays only; daily schedule to be determined, but should be available 4 or 5 days each week for 4-5 hours each day. May/June through August/September – to be determined with intern. Minimum commitment of 8 weeks. Compensation Compensation is barter for some materials and for 24 hour access to the studio, outside of internship requirements, to independently pursue your own claywork. Includes studio access, 25 lbs of clay with glazes and firings for every 2 weeks worked, shelf storage space, and opportunity to audit a Mudflat class. Qualifications We are looking for individual(s) currently enrolled in a college level ceramic arts program, with experience working in all asepects of a clay studio. Interest in learning ceramic technical skills is required; prior technical experience is encouraged. To Apply Fill out the online form including contact information for 2 references. Meet our Interns Isa & Agnes 2026 Interns Navi & Juno 2025 Interns Carys & Henry 2024 Interns Evren & Sophia 2023 Interns Lin Lin & Abby 2022 Interns Jesse & Jinnie 2021 Interns

Classes at Mudflat Mudflat has offered the metropolitan Boston community a unique opportunity for clay work and play since 1971. Our mission is to promote and expand appreciation of and participation in the ceramic arts through classes, workshops, outreach programming and events for students of all ages, abilities, and socioeconomic backgrounds. For Adults View Adult Class Options For Kids & Teens View Kid & Teen Class Options Independent Study Students with previous clay experience can pursue their own projects outside of a structured class in Independent Study. This program provides access to classroom space during all Open Lab Hours throughout the semester. Students enrolled in Independent Study should attend the scheduled orientation meeting to receive studio information, clay and shelf space and to meet Mudflat staff. No instruction is provided in Independent Study. Tuition includes 1 bag of clay; additional clay must be purchased from Mudflat. Independent study students register for this option as you would a class. View Adult Class Options Registration Information Find out more about the registration process View the registration page Financial Aid Mudflat is pleased to be able to offer financial aid to adults and children who wish to participate in our classes and workshops. Learn more about financial aid options Subscriptions Enrolled students who take classes every semester or anyone who signs up for workshops, might be interested in purchasing a Mudflat Perks Subscription at the time of registration for discounts & other benefits. Learn more about becoming a Subscriber

Student Resources What is Clay? Find out more about what clay is comprised of. Go to Tracking your Work Tips to keep track of your work as it goes through the firing process. Go to Working with Clay at Home Great for affiliated students! Go to Soda Firing Learn more about this firing technique. Go to High fire glazing basics info sheet Did you forget everything your teacher taught you on glaze day? No worries now that you found this sheet! Go to Slip vs. Underglaze Learn about the difference between the two. Go to Mudflat Memos Make your own tracking notebook! Go to Transporting Greenware from home Get your work safely to Mudflat from home. Go to Tips for Applying to Shows Learn more about selecting work, photographing and more! Go to How to Read a Test Tile Learn about the test tiles at Mudflat. Go to Instructional Videos Follow our YouTube channel for instructional and informative videos. Go to How to Use Oxide Washes Using Mudflat's oxide washes. Go to Independent study Cheat Sheet New to independent study ( and the studio)? Check out this quick guide of important info! Go to

Open Studio & Pottery Sales Mudflat's Open Studio and Sales, held every May and December, showcase the ceramic art work of our studio artists, faculty, and students. These events provide an opportunity for friends, family, and the public to visit Mudflat to view an exceptional variety of functional and sculptural claywork. Many of our artists donate pottery and sculpture for a raffle to benefit Mudflat's Scholarship Fund - you select which pieces you'd like to win! Artists also donate one-of-a-kind pots to be sold to benefit Mudflat's fundraising initiatives; 100% of the purchase price of these pottery pieces goes directly to those special funds. Here’s your opportunity to purchase a beautiful handmade work of art and support Mudflat, all at the same time! A portion of the revenues from this sale, as well as the scholarship raffle and fund donations, benefit Mudflat. Admission to these events are free, open to the public and wheelchair accessible. Save the Date! The Mudflat Holiday Open Studio & Sale is happening December 4-13, 2026

Facility Our building at 81 Broadway in Somerville opened in August 2011. Mudflat’s $3.8 million renovation of the old Broadway Theatre into a premier clay school and studio is stunning, full of light, air, space and happy ceramic artists. **Mudflat is a "barrier-free" facility.** Equipment KILNS Mudflat has three Bailey gas car kilns with electronic controls for both reduction and oxidation firing at high-fire cone 10: a 54 cubic foot; a 32 cubic foot, and an 18 cubic foot. The gas kilns can also be used for bisque firing. We recently added a 20 cubic foot soda kiln. There are five electric kilns, four with computer controls, for bisque firing, low-fire cone 04 glaze firing, and mid-range cone 6 glaze firing. SLAB ROLLER AND EXTRUDERS Equipment for use for handbuilding techniques includes one slab roller and two extruders. POTTERY WHEELS Mudflat has 36 electric pottery wheels: 24 in the main wheel classroom and 12 in the small wheel classroom. Mudflat also has one adaptive pottery wheel. Each wheel has an adjacent bench for use during throwing as well as a chair or stool in varying height. One wheel in each classroom can be positioned up on blocks for students who would prefer to throw standing rather than sitting. HANDBUILDING TABLES The handbuilding classroom has 6 canvas covered tables and an assortment of chairs and stools. Thanks to a generous donation from one of our students, we also now have 4 adjustable height tables, for sitting or standing work access. SPRAY BOOTH A ventilated spray booth is available for glaze application, with a spray gun and compressor. Main Wheel Room Small Wheel Room Handbuilding Room High Fire Glaze Room Artist-in-Residence Studio Kitchen Electric Kilns Gas Kilns Glaze Mix Room

Additional Ways to Support Mudflat Give in ways that work for you Whether you're planning for the future, or looking for other giving options, you can invest in Mudflat's mission in ways that align with your goals and values. Planned Giving Gifts of Stock Cash & Checks With planned giving you to make a significant impact on Mudflat's future that can provide you with meaningful tax benefits. Every planned gift—regardless of size—creates a lasting legacy that will touch countless students, artists, and community members for years to come. Ways to Make a Planned Gift: BEQUESTS: Include Mudflat in your will or living trust BENEFICIARY DESIGNATIONS: Name Mudflat as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy, or donor-advised fund IRA CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTIONS: If you're 70½ or older, make a tax-free gift directly from your IRA APPRECIATED ASSETS: Donate stocks, bonds, or real estate and avoid capital gains taxes READY TO LEARN MORE? We understand this is a deeply personal decision. To discuss how a planned gift might work for you, please contact us. We're happy to work with you and your financial or legal advisors to create a gift that aligns with your values and goals. Mudflat is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Tax ID:04-2505540 . Please consult with your financial or legal advisor regarding your specific situation. If you've been part of the Mudflat community for years, you can deepen your support by donating appreciated securities or stock. This is a wonderful option that can benefit both you and our pottery school. Please provide the following to your brokerage account to make a gift of stock today! Registration Type: Corporate Account Receiving Firm Name: Fidelity Investments DTC Number: 0226 Name on Account: Mudflat Pottery School Inc Receiving Account # Z67-119113 Make a cash donation or make your check payable to: Mudflat Pottery School, 81 Broadway, Somerville MA 02145 Shop & Support In-Kind Donations Matching Gifts Please join us at our biannual Open Studio & Sale events, which features hundreds of handmade pieces by Mudflat artists, faculty, and students. Proceeds from these sales plus our gallery support our studio & Mudflat artists. It's a win-win: you bring home one-of-a-kind ceramics, support local artists and directly fuel our mission. Mudflat gratefully accepts some in-kind donations. Contributions we regularly accept include: Pottery equipment & supplies: Wheels, kilns, shelving, bats, tools and more. Exhibition support: Refreshments and supplies for gallery openings and events Finished pottery: Handmade pieces for our Open Studio fundraising raffles & special fund resale. Please note: Due to space constraints, we cannot accept all donations. Contact us before dropping off to ensure we can use your gift If you have gently used equipment or supplies you'd like to donate, please contact us at 617-628-0589 or email us to discuss what we can accept. Many employers will match your charitable donation to Mudflat—sometimes dollar-for-dollar! You can find out if your company matches by checking with your HR department or employee benefits portal.