Stagestep, the nation’s premier provider of dance, health and theatrical flooring programs, will help in restoring dance and theatrical amenities impacted by Hurricanes Fiona, Ian and Nichole.
Moved by the current hurricanes impacting Puerto Rico, Florida, South and North Carolina, Stagestep, Inc. has introduced a rebuilding initiative for dance studios and faculties and theatrical facilities impacted by these pure disasters.
To help the rebuilding section, Stagestep will contribute 50 p.c of the fabric value of its dance and theatrical ground programs for venues to rebuild. Non-profit and industrial firms, studios and facilities are invited to use for this contribution by December 31, 2022. This provide is legitimate for certified current amenities, excludes new studios, and is legitimate just for Stagestep merchandise.
Interested candidates could apply right here.
Stagestep’s founder Randy Swartz notes, “This offer is open to the entire entertainment community affected by these recent hurricanes. We would like to make it as easy as possible for our community to recover as quickly as possible from these catastrophes.”
Under the path of Swartz, Stagestep, the oldest theatrical and dance ground firm within the USA, has been offering specialty flooring to the dance neighborhood since 1970.
In August of 2022, Stagestep was acquired by Gerflor, a global producer of particular flooring and can proceed to service the leisure neighborhood.
To apply for hurricane help, click on right here.
