Denise Oliver

Denise OliverNorthern Nevada Business Weekly
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Denise OliverNNBW Staff, 9/22/2008

Denise Oliver, owner of Playful Potter in Sparks, won the Create for the Cure Member Award from the Contemporary Ceramic Studios Association.The award recognized a piece of pottery art developed by Oliver and Tabatha Wade, the store's manager, and sold as a fundraiser for the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer.

Denise Oliver - Reader Submitted - September 16, 2008
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Playful Potter studio owner Denise Oliver won the Create for the Cure Member Award at the international convention for Contemporary Ceramic Studios Association (CCSA) held in Phoenix, Ariz., September 5-8.Oliver was honored by convention attendees for creating the best pottery piece for the charity auction that benefited the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer.
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"The piece was the result of 60 hours work by my manager Tabatha Wade and myself," said Oliver.
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"The fountain was the member award winner, and the big winner of the night was a clock created by Julie Cates from On the Pot in Salina, Kansas that sold for $8,000 and received the Create for the Cure Supplier Award," added Oliver."It was gratifying to provide these funds to the Vera Bradley Foundation.CCSA selected the foundation because 100% of the funds raised go to research," explained Oliver who serves on the CCSA board of directors.
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Circus of Fun Fountain created by Denise Oliver and Tabatha Wade to benefit the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer.

Denise Oliver Secretary Playful Potter 775-356-5811 denise@playfulpotter.com

DENISE OLIVER

/Nevada News Articles/ - SPARKS, NV, September 18, 2008 - Playful Potter studio owner Denise Oliver won the Create for the Cure Member Award at the international convention for Contemporary Ceramic Studios Association (CCSA) held in Phoenix, Ariz., September 5-8. Oliver was honored by convention attendees for creating the best pottery piece for the charity auction that benefited the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer.
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"The piece was the result of 60 hours work by my manager Tabatha Wade and myself," said Oliver. "There were many fantastic examples of creative ceramic art submitted and I was very surprised and pleased that the Playful Potter fountain was selected for the award."

"The fountain was the member award winner, and the big winner of the night was a clock created by Julie Cates from On the Pot in Salina, Kansas that sold for $8,000 and received the Create for the Cure Supplier Award," added Oliver. "It was gratifying to provide these funds to the Vera Bradley Foundation. CCSA selected the foundation because 100% of the funds raised go to research," explained Oliver who serves on the CCSA board of directors.
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Denise Oliver Playful Potter

Denise Oliver, Owner1289 Baring Blvd.