What is Clearing?
The Clearing Folk School, founded in 1935 by Jens Jensen in Door County, Wisconsin, is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing diverse educational experiences rooted in the folk school tradition. Its year-round programming encompasses week-long residential summer classes, shorter fall workshops, and winter day classes, covering a broad spectrum of subjects including arts, crafts, and nature studies. The institution serves as a vital space for adults seeking to deepen their connection with nature and community through immersive learning and reflective practices. Its operational sustainability is largely dependent on community support and strategic financial planning.
How much funding has Clearing raised?
Clearing has raised a total of $119K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$119K
Debt (2021): $119K with participation from PPP
What's next for Clearing?
The recent major strategic investment into Clearing signals a commitment to bolstering its educational mission and operational capacity. This capital infusion is expected to facilitate the expansion of its diverse programming, potentially enhancing facilities and outreach efforts. As a non-profit organization with a long-standing history, such financial backing is crucial for maintaining its unique educational offerings and ensuring its continued contribution to the cultural and natural landscape of Wisconsin. The focus will likely remain on deepening community engagement and preserving the folk school tradition for future generations.
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