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At our initial founding as a rag tag group of makers and artists, we would get together to share ideas, hold events on Arduinos and on glass cutting, and teach summer programs on rockets, soldering and woodworking. After a lot of support, time and  hard work we became a real organization and created our first makerspace. Since opening, we've grown and put on a number of community based projects, including a massive push to create PPE for medical professionals at the onset of Covid.

The Makerlab is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) registered organization.

All donations are sincerity appreciated and will go directly towards the cost of running the MakerLab.
Click the link below to support our local maker space and maker community.
The Makerlab  would not be what it is today if not for our generous donors over the years. There are a great many donors we owe our gratitude to over the years.  We can't name them all and if you don't see them on the list contact us. We  would like to thank: The Community Foundation, the Powerhouse, the Harms family, LPEA, La Plata Economic Development Association, SCAPE,  and countless others.

Donation Drive

This month we have a goal to raise $5000 in addition to our normal revenue stream. This goal is to raise extra capital to purchase new equipment and expand our space and services beyond what we can do with our normal revenue stream that keeps the lights on.

Donation goal

48%
Goal:
$5,000.00
Collected:
$2,395.00
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Notable Donors and supporters

Stoneage Tools and all their employees


The City of Durango and the Lodger's Tax Fund

 The Community Banks

Colors Inc.

The Community Foundation

Holt Sheet Metal

E7 Systems

Sam's Woodworx

Mike Kelly  

Adam Roesller

The Harms Family


Terry Spriggs

Ryan Williams

Brandon Walter

Richard Hunkins


COVID 19 Donation Drive 

Thanks to the generosity of over 450 regional donors: the El Pomar FoundationThe Moniker FoundationNew Mexico Fund, the Gates Family Foundation, and the Coutts & Clark Western Foundation and our GoFundMe Campaign, plus pro bono support from our partners at Fort lewis College Physics and Engineering DepartmentAlpacka RaftSoundTraxxStoneAgeBedrock Backpacking BagsHolt Sheet MetalRally Design Co., and Stitch—we’ve quickly been able to locally design, prototype, manufacture, and ship PPE and save lives.

 As the makers stepped up, the community at large has done so as well with 90% of our $100,000 GoFundMe campaign funded. For every dollar that is contributed we expect to deliver $4 worth of PPE for free. The out pouring of support has lifted our spirits and kept us going late into the night to get our healthcare facilities what they need to save lives.


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