East Fork Pottery - October 1, 2025

Reflecting back and looking forward

Our new community partner and updates on Helene recovery ͏ ͏...

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One Year Later - Last week marked one year since Hurricane Helene. The storm changed us—our city, our neighbors, our sense of what it means to take care of one another. But we also watched our Community Partners continue to do exactly what they do best. We caught up with a few of them on what the  year since the storm has looked like.

“The thing about humans is that we really are stubbornly and beautifully resilient, and it’s in our nature to keep going. We pick up the pieces and the parts as best we can, and life keeps moving all around you and you move with it.” - Alex Matisse, East Fork Founder & CEO - Read More

We donate 1% of all sales (not profits!) directly to our Community Partners, solidifying our commitment to support the organizations working to make a more joyful and equitable world. Shop with us.

Introducing Ma Hñäkihu - Our New Community Partner

This quarter, we are partnering with Ma Hñäkihu Language Preservation Project, an organization committed to the revitalization of the Indigenous Hñähñu language, folk arts and culture here in Western North Carolina.

The name broadly means “caring for our language” which, as co-founder, Abel Bueno Gonzales, has said, “is like the blood running in our veins.”

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