COMMUNITY PROJECTS

We feel it is our honor to live and work in such a community centered place. And so we look for ways to support our community. When we were contacted by CSU to fabricate a mobile 'A' to bolster school spirit to even greater heights during Homecoming we were excited to make their vision come to life. In Fort Collins you can see an A painted on the hillside West of CSU's Campus. The Alumni Association is celebrating 100 years of students assembling on top of the hill for their annual lighting celebration. This year, students will be painting this mobile 'A' with wishes for their future and memories of their time at CSU.

To add extra joy to this engaging little free library we added a false book that when pulled opens a hidden compartment where you can find a little gnome house.

With the extra barn wood pieces from one of our custom barn wood fireplaces, we created a little free library. Having free access to books can change a life.

At the Gardens On Spring Creek silent auction, whoever bought the key that opened the lock won the cooler stand.

Winner quoted as saying: "I've never won anything before!"

In under 5 hours and using scraps from a previous build, Sawdust and Stone created a custom cooler stand with wine rack. Their efforts helped to generate over $4,500 for the Gardens on Spring Creek Garden A'Fare fundraiser.

We take our commitment to serving the our community and customers seriously and work hard to ensure that each build is exceptional and little is wasted. Lumber that could have ended up in a landfill was

Amy a Teacher at Global Village Learning Academy had this to say about the project...