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CERF+ also administers additional relief programs depending upon the nature of the emergency situation and available funding. Etsy sellers may be eligible for monetary support administered in collaboration with CERF+ if they experienced a federally stated natural disaster and are U.S.-based sellers with an active Etsy account in great standing at the time of the disaster.
The Center for Craft's WNC Craft Futures Fund supports craft artists and companies in Western North Carolina impacted by Hurricane Helene. The fund consists of phased programs focused on emergency relief, healing, and long-term rebuilding for makers in the area. Program details for future financing stages will be revealed in 2026.
Assistance consists of legal help for maltreated or censored artists, assistance with resettlement and work authorization in the United States, and legal assistance for artist-activists whose work advances human rights and social change. For Art Law provides pro bono legal assessments for visual artists through its Visual Artists' Legal Clinics.
The Center runs several clinics each year in partnership with volunteer lawyers, arts experts, and regional companies, with new clinics responding to emerging legal problems in contemporary and digital art. Volunteer Legal Representatives for the Arts (VLAA) supplies pro bono legal services to low-income artists and nonprofit arts companies throughout all creative disciplines.
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