221K views · 6.7K reactions | Nick Offerman knows a thing or two about the transformative process of woodworking — and now, he is helping struggling young people learn skills for life through the nonprofit Would Works. In addition to woodworking and carpentry, the program has offered mental health counseling, job coaching and more since it was established in 2012: “When you learn a set of skills by which you can be paid, it's just dignifying.” | CBS Mornings | Facebook

6K views · 31 reactions | "I never dreamed that my woodworking and my carpentry would become part of my showbiz life." @nickofferman shares how carpentry has kept him connected to the values he grew up with in Illinois and why he still champions the craft today, with his book Little Woodchucks. 漢❤️ #SundayBrunch #NickOfferman #Carpentry | Sunday Brunch | Facebook

Actor and longtime woodworker Nick Offerman says he has a "responsibility" to continue making things by hand as the world becomes more automated. "The whole point of being human is that I have this incredible set of skills," he said. "I have a brain, I have coordination, I can read a language, and I can then write that language, and that manifests the knowledge and culture that I have grown up learning." "Using tools and using my hands to make things allows me to participate as a citizen of the

Join me and the Offerman Woodshop in supporting Would Works a charismatic social enterprise that allows people to get on their feet through honest work. I'm matching donations dollar for dollar up to $20,000 during the campaign that ends Oct. 30th. You can donate here: https://www.wouldworks.com/donate any amount helps. Please and thank you. | Nick Offerman

Well hello folks. Please see this video about a very charismatic initiative that @offermanwoodshop and I are supporting. You can even join us - giving some less fortunate folks the chance at survival through the dignity of hard work. #Wood #WouldWorks @wouldworks | Nick Offerman