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Ohio Paper Folders
P.O. Box 264
Granville Ohio, 43023
740-334-4213
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CENTERFOLD IS AUG 9-11TH 2024



 * OPF
   * Origami for Hospital
   * Group Profile
   * Our Members
   * Short History
   * Our Supporters
   * Recommendations
     * Tips and Suggestions
     * Paper
     * Books
   * Other Activities
   * Links
 * Convention
   * Origami for Hospital
   * Convention Info
   * Guests
   * Schedule
     * Friday
     * Saturday
     * Sunday
   * Classes
     * Class Overview
     * Class listing (models)
     * Thursday Workshops
     * Beginner Workshops
     
   * Premium T-Shirts
   * Code of Conduct
 * Photos/Models
   * NBC Interview 7/7/2014
   * NBC Interview 6/16/2015
   * Col Asian Festival 2013
   * Col Asian Festival 2012
   * Col Arts Festival 2012
   * Centerfold 2010 photos
   * Centerfold 2011 photos
   * Centerfold 2012 photos
   * Centerfold 2013 photos
   * Centerfold 2014 photos
   * Centerfold 2015 photos
   * Centerfold 2019 Exhibit
   * Origami Exhibit: 2011
   * Paper Marbling
   * Chinese Wheel
   * Change of Heart
   * Pipers Star
   * Octagonal Bowls
   * hildegard schachtel
   * Eifel-Stern (Eifel Star) video
   * Star video
   * Download donation tags
 * Scholarships
   * Glass Slipper
   * Paper Dragon
 * Online Registration
 * Class listing (models)
 * Contact Us

Latest News

Ohio Paper Folders has a Power Philanthropy Profile at
http://tcfapp.org/PortraitView/ViewPortrait/8804


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OHIO PAPER FOLDERS


THE CENTERFOLD ORIGAMI CONVENTION WILL BE HELD AUG 9-11 2024. GUESTS ARE QUENTIN
TROLLIP, DÁŠA ŠEVEROVÁ AND MICHAŁ KOSMULSKI. . FULL 3 DAY CONVENTION $125.00.



Ohio Paper Folders is comprised of origami artists who volunteer their time and
talents to teach and share their skills and knowledge to ensure the life and
development of this art form. Those artists who choose to participate also work
on our community outreach programs, such as:

 * Teaching at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
 * Constructing hundreds of origami kits for the art carts at NCH as well as the
   holiday ornament program. The holiday ornament program has grown to include
   multiple facilities.
 * Teaching at schools, church's, libraries, art festivals, fairs and other
   events.
 * Curate origami exhibits at galleries, craft fairs and the Ohio State Fair.

OPF meets the third Sunday of every month from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at theAmazing
Arts Center 1880 Schrock Rd, Columbus, OH 43229. Children and adults are
welcome.




LATEST NEWS


 

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In 2020 Ohio Paper Folders received a grant from the Columbus Foundation for
operations support. This grant will have a significant impact on our financial
stability and our ability to continue programming and to expand our community
outreach, such as teaching origami in public libraries and schools throughout
Ohio. The mission statement of the Columbus Foundation says it all "The Columbus
Foundation is here to help you help others through the most effective charitable
giving possible. Our mission is to assist donors and others in strengthening and
improving our community for the benefit of all its residents." For Ohio Paper
Folders this is due to the support of the Ingram White Castle Foundation which
works with the Columbus Foundation and benefits educational organizations.



In spring 2020 Ohio Paper Folders was awarded a grant from the Ohio Arts Council
to assist us in our comunity origami outreach programs and our annual origami
convention. Their mission statement: "The Ohio Arts Council is a state agency
that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities
culturally, educationally and economically." Ohio Paper Folders is proud to be
supported by such a strong state arts organization and pleased to receive their
continuing support. We're also proud that our legislators recognize the
importance of the arts in our communities and fund arts organizations.

We particularly wish to thank the Ohio Arts Council for providing us a grant in
2020 which allowed us to keep things together in a year with zero normal revenue
from the convention and other events. Without the generous support of the Ohio
Arts Council we may have folded in 2020.

 * We had a ten by twenty foot tent at the Asian Festival on Memorial Day
   weekend. We taught hundreds of people a basic origami model.
 * Having a large display case (or two) full of origami is a great attraction.
   It brings people over, then they step in to learn to fold something.
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 * With two 8 foot tables inside and one behind the tent we have room to teach
   about 15 to 18 people at a time - and all three tables were frequently full.
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 * We teach colorful, simple models at events like this. Most of the paper is
   Wasau Astrobrights we purchase from OfficeMax and have the reams cut on their
   big cutter. We went through about 8,000 piecse sof paper.
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 * Admin area
 * a blutenkreisel
 * Brian Chan teaching
 * Brian Chan teaching
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 * Todd Lenz teaching a small class Complex models are usually smaller, very
   hands-on classes.
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