Studio62
Sammye Jo Singer, KY, USmember
Studio 62 began as an intriguing hobby of a mom and her two daughters, as they desired to do something they love and spend more time together. After a tragic car accident in 2005 took the life of their only brother and her only son, Matt, 18, the trio knew they had to do something that not only kept them busy, but honored him at the same time. The name of the company itself does just that. 62 was Matt's football number.
The company offers something that is special, unique, and fun, just like their beloved son and brother. He loved to help others, and Studio 62 is helping keep his giving spirit alive by donating part of its profits to benefit The Matt Monroe Memorial Scholarship Fund through Citizens First Bank. This fund awards three scholarships every year to high school seniors to help them with the expenses of their post-secondary education.
When you purchase a product from Studio 62, you are not only getting something fun and exciting for yourself, but you are helping today's youth further their education and are keeping the spirit of one very special and loved young man alive.
The company offers something that is special, unique, and fun, just like their beloved son and brother. He loved to help others, and Studio 62 is helping keep his giving spirit alive by donating part of its profits to benefit The Matt Monroe Memorial Scholarship Fund through Citizens First Bank. This fund awards three scholarships every year to high school seniors to help them with the expenses of their post-secondary education.
When you purchase a product from Studio 62, you are not only getting something fun and exciting for yourself, but you are helping today's youth further their education and are keeping the spirit of one very special and loved young man alive.
craft interests: embroidery, gifts, paper crafts, sewing
my personal website:
http://www.studio62online.com
my etsy page:
http://www.studio62.etsy.com
Member Since: 08/08/2008
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