LOCAL FOLK(AL)S

$5 /month
You’re part of the extended Common Folk community: 

  • Stay in the loop of upcoming events and opportunities before it gets announced to the public

  • Relax while your contribution maintains the Common Folk day-to-day operation


COMMUNITY MEMBER

$12 /month
You’re a member without all the operational frills: 

  • Receive a 20% discount on CF-branded merchandise and art supplies

  • Have the option to sell a small selection of items at our 12 Holden St storefront, at a 60/40 commission split


COLLECTIVE MEMBER

$25 + 8 hours /month
You participate in collective decision making, planning, and programming.

  • Receive access to Common Folk’s shared resources (spaces, equipment, supplies, and more)

  • Participate in shared decision-making and policy development

  • Propose and lead projects and programs

  • Sell work through various retail opportunities at a 70/30 split

  • Have a featured profile on the Common Folk website


GOOD SAMARITAN

$20-50 /month
You want to sponsor a membership for someone who can’t afford it.

Choose your giving level based on what makes most sense for you and your income: $20, $30, $40, and $50 /month. This money goes directly towards ensuring memberships are equitable and accessible to all. As a thank you, the collective will send you an annual gift from your grantee.

Need to make your monthly gift tax-deductible? Donate through our fiscal sponsor Fractured Atlas.


OTHER WAYS YOU CAN HELP COMMON FOLK THRIVE:

Make a tax-deductible donation

Our collective is fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas, allowing you to make tax deductible donations, either one-time or though a recurring monthly subscription.


“Since joining Common Folk, I have experienced so much growth in my forms of creative expression. The support and validation I have received from this community is immensely empowering and has helped me to form a healthier, more positive self-relationship.”

Bri Morrison

 

THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS!

Richard Shepard, Chris Glenn, Karen Shiebler, Sheri Anderson, Stephen Barrow, Michelle Daly, Brice George, Heather Williams, Anselm Bradford, Chris Handschuh, Jason Morin, Karl Mullen, Francesca Olsen, Maia Robbins-Zust, Michael Williams, Molly Rideout, Blair Benjamin, Bri Morrison, The Former Maker’s Mill, Misa Chappell, Mark Merullo, Steve & Nancy Green, Kayley Giorgini, Lisa & William Blackmer, Jessica Sweeney, & Rebecca Waterhouse


Our organizational partners:

 

Member of Fractured Atlas

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Cultural Council of the Northern Berkshire, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.