Kingston Ceramic Studio is an active community partner with local non-profit organizations. Donations to fundraising efforts have helped Arts MidHudson, High Meadow School, Rosendale Theatre, Stone Ridge Library, and the TMI Project.

 

More involved programs have included a Black History Month event sponsored by My Kingston Kids at KCS. This family fun event involves a read-aloud of a children's book about a historical African American artist and a chance to create in clay.

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Midtown Art District's annual Celebration of the Arts has included clay for the last few years with the help of KCS, most memorably 2020s commUNITY Clay Project, the Puggles!

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KCS co-sponsored a weekly community clay workshop at African Roots Center in October 2021. KCS is collaborating with the Kingston Boys & Girls Club and local ceramic artist, Kelly Storrs, to provide ceramics instructions to Kingston youth.

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