Miss The Great Give? You can pitch in with a suggested donation through our regular page: makehaven.org/donate
What to Expect:
Skills You’ll Walk Away With:
🎉 What to expect:
Step-by-step help creating your Great Give fundraising page
Tips on how to personalize and share it
Light snacks (in person) + good vibes (online and off!)
A fun and friendly way to support MakeHaven’s mission
📍Attend in person at MakeHaven or tune in virtually—whatever works for you!
Let’s team up to build something big. Your page can help us reach more people, raise more funds, and empower more makers.
Join us at MakeHaven for an exciting evening dedicated to Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) and community-driven technology! This meetup is part of a global celebration marking forty years of software freedom, hosted in partnership with the Free Software Foundation (FSF) and sponsored by PrivacySafe, a New Haven-based company committed to private, secure, and anonymous technology built entirely with FOSS.
You are registering for a specific time slot for the Pilot Community Repair Fair.
If this specific time slot is marked as 'Full' you have two choices:
Got something broken? Don't toss it, let's fix it together!
MakeHaven is excited to host our Pilot Community Repair Fair, a hands-on event focused on empowering you to repair your beloved items!
We're thrilled to partner with the Yale Engineering, whose talented student volunteers will be on hand to share their skills and guide you through the repair process.
How It Works: The "Fix-It Clinic" Model
What to Expect
We’ll start by taking apart a desktop tower, identifying components like the power supply, motherboard, and storage drives, and walking through safe troubleshooting practices. Then we’ll move on to laptops, where things get a bit more compact and delicate. Everyone will get hands-on time working on either a desktop or laptop, with guidance throughout.
What to Expect
Participants will get familiar with MakeHaven’s die press cutter and explore collage techniques to create unique greeting cards and envelopes. You’ll work with a curated collection of upcycled materials—but you’re also welcome to bring your own stash of interesting papers to personalize your designs. Each participant will leave with a finished set of ten handmade cards and envelopes, ready to mail, gift, or keep.
Skills You’ll Acquire
