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Van Briggle Pottery: Case Study

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PILLAR was founded in 1999 by Bonnie Riley as an institute to promote lifelong learning. The PILLAR Institute now offers over 300 classes a year to its members of all ages and encourages additional involvement through community lectures, tours, and trips. This non-profit organization partners with WES to support student scholarships and projects by donating part of their proceeds to the society. A special PILLAR tour through the Van Briggle Pottery during the Van Briggle Pottery Festival is a popular and exciting partnered event for the community to support the two

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