iFLOOR.com Makes Flooring Donation to Calvary Chap
Bellevue, WA November 3, 2005--While iFLOOR.com continues to rise to the challenge of meeting the demands of a high-pressure business world, the world's largest online flooring company never strays away from its original mission: to provide excellent service to its customers and the community. Heeding the call of social responsibility, the online retailer recently made a sizable donation of flooring to Calvary Chapel South's youth group.
1,000 square feet of Westhollow white oak was donated for the chapel's youth room. "The room is already changing because of the flooring. It's wonderful and we are very excited" says local pastor Jay Russo.
The project for the chapel located in 317 4th Avenue South, Kent, Washington is coming along well. According to Russo they are gathering together a crew of adults and youth to help lay the flooring.
The pastor disclosed that Calvary Chapel South is planning to do future business with iFLOOR.com to purchase flooring for a 900 square foot youth room and a 900 square foot cafe, which will serve a dual purpose. First, it will be used as a business to raise money to support mission work. Second, it will, "serve as a place for people to converge, rest and escape the pressures of the world," says Pastor Russo.
"Calvary Chapel South is a great institution which delivers a valuable service to the local community. Their spirit of service is similar to our idea of service which is why we wanted to help them out," says iFLOOR.com's CEO Steve Simonson.
