FOBA 2026 Sponsors

Thank you to our generous sponsors who help FOBA bring together students and instructors.

New Morning Bakery
(541) 754-0181
https://www.newmorningbakery.com

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert, and Anything In Between.

A local landmark for over 40 years, New Morning Bakery is known for its wide selections of baked goods and deli items, always made from scratch using only the finest ingredients. Open 7 days a week for dine-in, take-out, catering and more.


The Family of Patty Grass

During the Conference we will honor the late Patty Grass with an exhibit of her work. Patty planted the roots of the Pacific Northwest book arts community. For almost four decades, she taught, shared, and created access to tools, supplies, and community, including the inception of the FOBA Conference.

Ilahe Vineyards
https://www.illahevineyards.com/

At Illahe, we make wine naturally from soil to bottle. We work by hand on small lots with age-old techniques.

Pied Typer Press
Proud Supporter of FOBA 2026


Puget Sound Book Artists
https://pugetsoundbookartists.wildapricot.org/

Celebrating 15 Years of Creativity—Collaboration—Community


Benedetto Vineyards
https://benedettovineyards.com/

Award-winning family vineyard


ColorWay Arts
https://www.colorwayarts.com/

Transform ordinary materials


San Francisco Center for the Book
https://www.sfcb.org/

Cheri Aldrich
Insiya Dhatt

FOBA thanks the Oregon Arts Commission for awarding us a grant through the Sustaining Arts Program.

“This program is an important example of how the Oregon Arts Commission fulfills its commitments to continue invigorating the economic, cultural and creative expressions of our diverse state,” said Commission Chair Subashini-Ganesan Forbes. “The extensive grantee list highlights the number of arts organizations operating with impeccable vision to nourish and energize their respective communities.”

FOBA thanks the Oregon Cultural Trust for certifying us as a qualified arts nonprofit in Oregon.

For more than two decades, the Oregon Cultural Trust has played a vital role in enriching our state’s cultural resources, supporting more than 1,600 nonprofits across Oregon. The Cultural Trust empowers Oregonians to leverage their support for arts, heritage and humanities nonprofits with the Cultural Tax Credit. Join the Cultural Trust by taking your support to the next level. Make culture count.