Supporters of SCUL
Folks in SCUL support SCUL by volunteering their time taking on jobs, fixing things, building stuff, entering data, working on the website, mailing bulletins, plotting long range routes, making art, printing documents, as well as managing people and the systems that manage people. And beyond all that, there's so much more.
The Artisans Asylum
The Artisans Asylum allied with SCUL in 2011, and forever changed SCUL for the better. No longer do we run out of basements: we've got a bonafide clubhouse, integrated into a large maker community. We are forever grateful to be a part of the Asylum.
Seven Cycles
Skunk was working at Merlin Metalworks when SCUL started, but most of the folks who helped him out with early projects work with Skunk at Seven Cycles. If it weren't for these people's generosity with their time and the willingness to allow Skunk the latitude to experiment, SCUL would have never existed. They taught Skunk how to TIG weld, how to build things, how to manage groups, and just about everything else useful to SCUL. The folks at Seven have been helping SCUL for over a quarter century, and continue to support SCUL to this day.Financial Supporters
Sometimes folks help out with rent, or a special project that needs a financial support. We are grateful for the help.
If you would like to support SCUL, please visit our donation page. Donations can be anonymous upon request. Thank you.