May 22, 2006
KEEP ME IN STITCHES CELEBRATES ITS SIX-YEAR ANNIVERSAR

April 28, 2006
KEEP ME IN STITCHES OFFERS SEW COOL SUMMER CAMPS
TO A NEW GENERATION OF SEWERS

April 7, 2006
Strip quilting lecture and demonstration by Kaye Wood

March 24, 2006
Eileen Roche is teaching a machine embroidery class

February 9, 2006
Scaffidi, a sewing expert, is returning to Keep Me In Stitches to provide hands-on workshops.

January 18, 2006
KEEP ME IN STITCHES OFFERS FABRIC WITH LOCAL FLAIR

November 9, 2005
KEEP ME IN STITCHES STIRS UP CULINARY CURIOSITY TO BENEFIT METROPOLITAN MINISTRIES

May 27, 2005
TAMPA BAY SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR CELEBRATES FIVE YEAR ANNIVERSARY

May 2, 2005
KEEP ME IN STITCHES OFFERS SUMMER SEWING CAMPS

April 7, 2005
KEEP ME IN STITCHES OFFERS LATEST WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

February 28, 2005
KEEP ME IN STITCHES PRODUCES A COOKBOOK OF MEMORIES

February 11, 2005
SEWING EXPERT VISITS TAMPA TO TEACH CLASSES

October 1, 2004
KEEP ME IN STITCHES WINS SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD

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Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications
(813) 961-8388
E-mail: ncitarella@brockcomm.com

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KEEP ME IN STITCHES CELEBRATES ITS SIX-YEAR ANNIVERSARY

TAMPA, Fla. (May 22, 2006)—Tampa’s specialty sewing boutique, Keep Me In Stitches (KMIS), celebrates its six-year anniversary  Friday, June 2 and Saturday June 3 at both store locations. 

On Friday, June 2 at both south Tampa and Carrollwood locations, from 9 a.m.-8 p.m., customers are invited to bring neighbors and friends to ‘Get the Scoop on Sewing.’  Both locations will feature KMIS educators discussing the latest trends in sewing as well as an ice cream buffet. 

Participants will have the chance to make simple projects under the direction of KIMS instructors.  The event is $25 and one guest is free.  Additional kit fees apply.

In honor of KMIS’s six-year anniversary, an “Annual” anniversary sale will also be held on Saturday, June 3, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.  Fabrics, notions and software will be discounted at both store locations.  Manufacturer representatives will be available onsite to answer questions.  Additionally, customers will receive an “annual” bonus with each purchase.  Ice cream buffet will also be available to fight the summer heat. 

For more information on anniversary celebrations visit www.kmisinc.com or call the south Tampa store at: (813) 282-1526; or north Tampa store at (813) 908-3889.

Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Tampa Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award,  is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions.

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Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
(813) 961-8388
E-mail: ncitarella@brockcomm.com
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TAMPA, Fla. (April 28, 2006)— Keep Me In Stitches (KMIS), Tampa’s own specialty sewing boutique and 2004 Small Business of the Year winner, offers weeklong summer camps and one-day classes to young adults ages 10-15.

Summer Camps begin Monday June 26, 2006 and continue through July 28, 2006.

Sewing One:
During this five-day camp students with little or no sewing experience will learn the basics of sewing and general operation of a sewing machine.  Students will finish the week by making a small pillow with photo transfer, iPod case, tote bag with drawstring and boxer shorts.  The fee for this camp is $225 (without machine purchase) or $400 (including the purchase of a new machine – MSRP $299).  Students who do not purchase a sewing machine will need to bring their own or rent one from KMIS.  The Camp runs from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and is offered at both KMIS locations.

Accessorize It:
This three-day camp will allow students to earn how to make various projects.  Students may choose a portion of the camp or all three days.  Camp fee includes all materials for completing the projects.  The Camp runs from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. each day.  The camp fee is $150 or $60 per day.

KMIS is committed to providing educational programs to people of all ages. Class sizes are limited.  For more information or to register for camp, contact Keep Me In Stitches at: (813) 282-1526 or (813) 908-3889, or visit www.kmisinc.com.

Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Tampa Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award,  is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions.

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CALENDAR LISTING

WHO: Keep Me In Stitches 
Kaye Wood: Sewing Expert, PBS television host, “Kaye’s Quilting Friends,” and author of more than 28 sewing books.  Well known for her “Six Hour Quilt” used by many groups to make quilts for charity.

WHAT:  Strip quilting lecture and demonstration by Wood

WHEN:
South Tampa Location
The Best of Strip Quilting with Kaye Wood 
Friday, April 7, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.                                   

North Tampa Location
More of the Best of Strip Quilting with Kaye Wood          
Saturday, April 8, 9 a.m.-2p.m.

*$75; cost includes both classes and lunch

WHERE:       South Tampa Location                     North Tampa Location
                        14833 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.              4237 W. Kennedy Blvd.
                        Tampa, FL 33618                             Tampa, FL 33609

HOW:             Keep Me In Stitches
                        South Tampa: (813) 908-3889
                       North Tampa: (813) 282-1526
                        *Seating is limited

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CALENDAR LISTING

WHO:         Keep Me In Stitches 
Eileen Roche, founder and editor of Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine, author of Contemporary Machine Embroidered Quilts, and inventor of In The Hoop Angle Finder

WHAT:       Roche is teaching a machine embroidery class providing expert tips on fabrics, stabilizers, placement and hooping.  Trunk Show of embroidery items as well.

WHERE:    North Tampa Location
                   4237 W. Kennedy Blvd.
                   Tampa, FL 33609

WHEN:       Friday, March 24
                   6 p.m.-9 p.m.
                                     
*Class fee is $20

HOW:         Keep Me In Stitches
                   North Tampa: (813) 282-1526

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CALENDAR LISTING

WHO: Keep Me In Stitches 
“Fiberella” also known as Paula Scaffidi

WHAT: Scaffidi, a sewing expert, is returning to Keep Me In Stitches to provide hands-on workshops.           

WHEN:
South Tampa Location
Textural Temptations, The Happiness Bag Workshop
Thursday, Feb. 9, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

North Tampa Location
Fibrella’s Introduction to Land & Seascapes for Quilters Workshop 
Friday, Feb. 10, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Creating Free Motion Designs…Sketching with Thread Workshop
Saturday, Feb. 11, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

*Each workshop is $95

WHERE:       South Tampa Location                     North Tampa Location
                        14833 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.              4237 W. Kennedy Blvd.
                        Tampa, FL 33618                             Tampa, FL 33609

HOW:
Keep Me In Stitches
South Tampa: (813) 908-3889
North Tampa: (813) 282-1526

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Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
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KEEP ME IN STITCHES OFFERS FABRIC WITH LOCAL FLAIR

TAMPA, Fla.- (Jan. 18, 2006)- Keep Me In Stitches, Tampa’s specialty sewing boutique, has designed custom Tampa Bay fabric with artists from Hoffman Fabrics to capture the best of Tampa Bay.

This unique Tampa Bay fabric is made of high quality, 100 percent cotton fabric that is 44" wide with a 1- yard repeat. It is ideal for Gasparilla, quilts, home decor and clothing that showcases all Tampa has to offer, including Tampa Bay’s waterfront, entertainment destinations, downtown, wildlife and sporting venues.

The Tampa Bay fabric costs $10.08 per yard and can be purchased at both Keep Me In Stitches stores, located in south Tampa at 4237 W. Kennedy Boulevard and in Carrollwood at 14833 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. Alternatively, fabric can be purchased online at www.kmisinc.com.

For more information on the fabric or design ideas call (813) 282-1526 or (813) 908-3889.

Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Tampa Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award, is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions. For more information about the store or classes, log on to www.kmisinc.com.

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Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
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KEEP ME IN STITCHES STIRS UP CULINARY CURIOSITY TO BENEFIT METROPOLITAN MINISTRIES

TAMPA, Fla. (November 9, 2005)— Keep Me In Stitches, a specialty-sewing boutique, has just released Cooking with Sew and So, a culinary collection including recipes from local celebrities and community leaders benefiting Metropolitan Ministries.

With more than 200 recipes, Cooking with Sew and So includes recipes from community celebrities such as Tampa Mayor Iorio, Lightning players Brad Richards and Martin St. Louis; sharing dishes that evoke positive memories for them, it might be a dish learned as a young child in their grandmothers’ kitchens or a savory recipe loaded with their favorite ingredients.

Metropolitan Ministries, a charitable organization serving poor and homeless men, women and children year-round in Tampa Bay, relies on the generosity of community partnerships for support. The nationally known not-for-profit organization has served the Tampa Bay area for more than 32 years.

Proceeds from the book will help the organization provide meals for more than 13,400 poor and homeless families this holiday season.

The cookbook, created by Keep Me In Stitches co-owners Melissa Helms and Veronica Bermudez, and underwritten by the Tampa Bay Lightning Foundation and sewing manufacturer BabyLock, will be available November 14 and November 17 at Lightning home games against the Flyers and the Islanders.

“The cookbook is a great example of how a creative idea can really help people in need and to the power of volunteers. Melissa and Veronica are such an inspiration,” said Morris Hintzman, Metropolitan Ministries president.

In addition, “Hungry for Hockey” aprons are available and can be purchased as a set with the cookbook for $35, and personalized for free at the games.

Cookbooks are currently available online at www.kmisinc.com for $20. Aprons are available as well for $15, or packaged with a cookbook for $35. Pricing does not include taxes.

“Keep Me In Stitches has truly been an outlet for Veronica and I to give back to the community,” Helms said. “The cookbook is another avenue and a way to encourage others to get involved in the community as well.”

Metropolitan Ministries will also collect non-perishable food items at both Lightning games, which begin at 7:30 p.m..

For more information on how to contribute, visit www.metromin.org.

Editor’s Notes: The cookbook features recipes by:
Christine Tortorella, wife of Tampa Bay Lightning coach John Tortorella
Heather St. Louis, wife of Tampa Bay Lightning player Martin St. Louis
Delite Richards, Mother of Tampa Bay Lightning player Brad Richards
City of Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio
The Melting Pot
Paula Hintzman, wife of Ministries’ President Morris Hintzman
Dan Wheldon, Indy Car Series Driver #26
Captain Bill Miller, professional fisherman and host of Hooked on Fishing
Cindy Gruden, wife of Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Jon Gruden
Kristina Brandi, WTA professional tennis player
Martha Pullen, TV show host and owner of the Martha Pullen company
Nancy Zieman, sewing author, pattern designer, home economist, and national sewing authority, executive producer and host of Sewing With Nancy®, the longest-airing sewing program on television
Sandra Betzina, author of a syndicated column “Power Sewing”, most recent book More Fabric Savy

Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Tampa Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award, is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions. For more information about the store or classes, log on to www.kmisinc.com.

Metropolitan Ministries is a non-profit, nondenominational, faith based organization that faithfully provides answers for poor and homeless families. Founded in 1972 by 13 downtown Tampa Churches, this community supported ministry has earned the trust and support of charitable individuals, volunteers, businesses, churches, synagogues, civic organizations, schools and collaborative partners. Metropolitan Ministries does not depend on government funding and is not a United Way agency. Today, Metropolitan Ministries offers a wide spectrum of supportive services to alleviate suffering, promote human dignity and instill self-sufficiency.

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Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
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TAMPA BAY SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR CELEBRATES FIVE YEAR ANNIVERSARY

TAMPA, Fla. (May 27, 2005)— Keep Me In Stitches, Tampa’s own specialty-sewing boutique celebrates its five-year anniversary and 2004 Small Business of the Year award on Friday, June 3, 2005 and Saturday, June 4, 2005.

The Customer Appreciation five-year anniversary celebration will include trunk shows, free workshops, discounts, door prizes, food and fun at both the south Tampa and Carrollowood locations from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

“We would like to take the opportunity to show our customers how much we appreciate them,” said Melissa Helms, co-owner of Keep Me In Stitches. “Through their support we have grown into a full-service specialty sewing center.”

For the past five years, Keep Me In Stitches has provided the latest in technology and education in the sewing industry. As such, it has overcome the stereotypical image of the trade by teaching new trends to the next generation of sewers.

Sewing is no longer a necessity or something done to save money. According to store co-owner Veronica Bermudez more than 30 million woman in the United States are serious about their hobby of sewing and spend approximately $ 5.1 billion to further their interest. Keep Me In Stitches has reported a 30 percent increase in sales each year since opening in 2000.

Helms and Bermudez opened their first location at 14833 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. in Carrollwood. Less than 18 months later the co-owners opened a second location at 4237 W. Kennedy Blvd. in south Tampa. The stores have become one of the top 10 national customers for its notions supplier, Checker Distributor, a national top-50 customer for sewing machine manufacturer Janome, and a regional top-three customer for sewing machine manufacturer BabyLock.

Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Tampa Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award, is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions.

NEWS RELEASE
Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
Phone: (813) 961-8388
E-mail: ncitarella@brockcomm.com

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KEEP ME IN STITCHES OFFERS SUMMER SEWING CAMPS

TAMPA, Fla. (May 2, 2005)— Keep Me In Stitches, Tampa’s own specialty sewing boutique and 2004 Small Business of the Year winner will teach the next generation of sewers what technology and a little creativity can achieve during Sew Cool, Summer Sewing Camps.

Committed to providing educational programs to people of all ages, KMIS is offering a series of summer sewing camps for young adults, ages 10 to 15. Summer Camps begin June 6, 2005 and continue through July 22, 2005.

Sewing One-Beginners
During this five-day camp students will learn the basics of sewing and general operation of a sewing machine. Students will finish the week by making a small pillow with photo transfer, CD case, tote bag with drawstring, boxer shorts and hair accessory. The fee for this camp is $225 (without machine purchase) or $375 (including the purchase of a new machine – MSRP $299). Students who do not purchase a sewing machine will need to bring their own or rent one from KMIS. The Camp runs from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and is offered at both KMIS locations.

North Tampa
Monday through Friday, June 6-10
OR
Monday through Friday, July 11-15

South Tampa
Monday through Friday, June 13-17
OR
Monday through Friday, July 5-11

Sewing Two-Intermediates
During this five-day camp students will learn the basics of garment construction. Students will finish the week by making a pair of pajama pants, personalized retro bag, summer halter-top and trendy wrap around skirt. The fee for this camp is $225 (without machine purchase) or $375 (including the purchase of a new machine – MSRP $299). Students who do not purchase a sewing machine will need to bring their own or rent one from KMIS. The Camp runs from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and is offered at both KMIS locations.

North Tampa
Monday through Friday, June 27-July 1
OR
Monday through Friday, July 25-29

South Tampa
Monday through Friday, June 20-24
OR
Monday through Friday, July 18-22

Class sizes are limited. For more information or to register for camp, contact Keep Me In Stitches at: (813) 282-1526 or (813) 908-3889, or visit the Web site at: www.kmisinc.com.

Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Tampa Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award, is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions.

NEWS RELEASE
Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
Phone: (813) 961-8388
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KEEP ME IN STITCHES OFFERS LATEST WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

TAMPA, Fla. (April 7, 2005)— Keep Me In Stitches, Tampa’s own specialty sewing boutique, announces the latest in sewing technology. Called StitchLink, the wireless device integrates wireless technology into sewing for the leisure or hobby sewer or for the home-based business professional.

StitchLink, created by Silex Technology America, Inc. was designed to move pattern data and software upgrades directly from a personal computer to a sewing machine through wireless connection. This feature provides ease and creative flexibility to sewers of all kinds. StitchLink, a wireless USB device, attaches to most USB equipped sewing machines and eliminates the clutter of wires.

The benefits of this latest technology are that it eliminates the need to use removable storage disks, or having to be connected with a cable. The retail price is $249 and is currently available at both Keep Me In Stitches locations, south Tampa and Carrollwood.

“We are always looking for innovative products and technology to provide our customers,” said Veronica Bermudez, co-owner of Keep Me In Stitches. “The sewing trend is advancing rapidly through technology and high-end sewing machines and targeting a new generation of sewers.”

According to the author of Get Crafty, the idea of crafting individual clothing has a special appeal to a new sewing generation that has come of age in a world of global mass marketing.

Melissa Helms, co-owner of Keep Me In Stitches said, “We are seeing a trend among a younger generation of sewers interested in creating unique, and memorable items from purses, clothing and even quilts.”

Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Tampa Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year award, is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions. For more information about the store or classes, log on to www.kmisinc.com.

NEWS RELEASE
Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
Phone: (813) 961-8388
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KEEP ME IN STITCHES PRODUCES A COOKBOOK OF MEMORIES

TAMPA, Fla. (February 28, 2005)— Keep Me In Stitches, winner of the 2004 Small Business of the Year Award, is producing a cookbook for the Tampa Bay area titled: “Cooking With Sew and So: Feeding the Homeless. Nourishing the Soul,” which will benefit a nationally known homeless shelter, Metropolitan Ministries.

Metropolitan Ministries has served the Tampa Bay area for more than 32 years. The not-for-profit organization helps those at risk of becoming homeless and eases the hunger of homeless men, women and children.

Keep Me In Stitches co-owners Melissa Helms and Veronica Bermudez are actively involved in the community, having volunteered and taught sewing to the residents at Metropolitan Ministries.

“Creating a business that can actively serve others is incredible,” Helms said. “Keep Me In Stitches has truly been an outlet for Veronica and I to give back to the community.”

The cookbook will come from leaders and celebrities in the community who wish to share dishes that evoke a positive memory for them. Perhaps it was a dish learned as a young child in their grandmother’s kitchen or a savory recipe loaded with their favorite ingredients.

To contribute to the cookbook, recipe-holders should contact Melissa Helms at (813) 282-1526 or e-mail the attached recipe form to mhelms@kmisinc.com. Recipes are welcome through April 30, 2005.

Keep Me In Stitches is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions.

NEWS RELEASE
Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
Phone: (813) 961-8388
E-mail: ncitarella@brockcomm.com

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SEWING EXPERT VISITS TAMPA TO TEACH CLASSES

TAMPA, Fla. (February 11, 2005)—Nancy Zieman, an internationally known expert in the field of sewing, is coming to Tampa for her first appearance in Florida since becoming the BabyLocks National Spokesperson, where she will be teaching her first event of the year. Keep Me In Stitches, Tampa’s own specialty sewing boutique, will host the event on Friday, March 11 and Saturday, March 12, 2005.

Zieman, a business woman, author, pattern designer, home economist, and national sewing authority, is the executive producer and host of the popular show Sewing With Nancy®, the longest-airing sewing program on television.

In addition, she has written several books including, Quick Gifts and Decor, Essential Sewing Guide, Sew Easy Embellishments, Fitting Finesse, Sewing Express, The Best Of Sewing With Nancy, 10• 20• 30 Minutes To Sew, 501 Sewing Hints, Let’s Sew!, 10• 20• 30 Minutes To Quilt, and Sewing With Nancy’s Favorite Hints.

“We are honored to host Nancy at our Sewing Retreat, and we are looking forward to a fun and creative weekend with our clients,” said Melissa Helms, co-owner of Keep Me In Stitches.

Keep Me In Stitches’ mission is to offer the highest level of quality in sewing machine products, in addition to the latest in sewing education and services. The premise behind Keep Me In Stitches is technology, education and fun.

Space is limited, please contact Keep Me In Stitches for more information at: (813) 282-1526 or (813) 908-3889.

Keep Me In Stitches is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions.

NEWS RELEASE
Contact: Natalie Citarella
Brock Communications, Inc.
Phone: (813) 961-8388
E-mail: ncitarella@brockcomm.com

For Immediate Release:

KEEP ME IN STITCHES WINS SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD

TAMPA, Fla. (October 1, 2004)—The Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business of the Year Award in the category of 5-20 Business employees, was presented to Keep Me In Stitches co-owners Melissa Helms and Veronica Bermudez, Thursday night.

Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio announced the winner to more than 1,000 small business owners, employees and supporters gathered at the Hyatt Regency Downtown. The 24th annual banquet, “SmallBigness” recognized the success of local, small businesses and their impact in the community.

No strangers to community service, both owners are committed to the betterment of the community. Through Keep Me In Stitches program, “Quilts for kids,” more than 300 quilts have been donated for children and infants at St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital. They have also donated $15,000 to the 9/11 Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund by fulfilling the Nation’s short supply of patriotic flags and ribbons.

Keep Me In Stitches, Tampa’s own specialty-sewing boutique, located in South Tampa and Carrollwood, has increased its annual sales by 30 percent each year.

“We sell a commodity that has been around for more than 150 years,” said co-owner Melissa Helms. “We do it by adding creativity and fun to our business and this award will help us promote sewing locally and nationally.”

Editor’s Note: The award criteria is based on the following: commitment to ethical business practices, community involvement and corporate citizenship, ownership and operation in Hillsborough County for at least three years, headquartered in Hillsborough County, must have conducted business in Hillsborough County for at least the last three years and the company must fall into one of three categories ranging from 5-250 employees.

Keep Me In Stitches is located at 14833 North Dale Mabry Highway and 4237 West Kennedy Boulevard and specializes in high quality sewing machines, the latest in educational classes and the finest in furniture, fabrics and notions.