How Decorating Elves Gives Back to the Community
Tampa Bay has given so much to Nick Schriver since 2003, it’s no wonder he prioritizes giving back to the community. Without the residents here on the central Gulf coast, who knows where he and his team at Decorating Elves would be today!
The Team Comes First
To Nick, the most important part of giving back to the community is treating his own employees well. That’s why, along with competitive pay and benefits, all Decorating Elves employees enjoy bonus financial incentives for excellent performance. Employees also earn chances to win awesome prizes at our Annual Christmas Breakfast. In the past, our employees have scored kayaks, event tickets, and even cold hard cash! Adding a little joy to the lives of our employees and their families around the holidays is something we take pride in. Read More
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When the St. Petersburg City Theatre announced in 2016 that it was in too much debt to continue running, an important piece of history was nearly lost forever. As the “oldest, continually operating community theatre” in Florida, the St. Petersburg City Theatre has touched the lives of countless residents since it first opened in the 1920s. From retired soap opera actresses to soldiers training during World War II, the stage of the St. Petersburg City Theatre has seen it all. 
Since it was founded as the Sunshine Players in 1925, the St. Petersburg City Theatre has contributed to the St. Petersburg community in many important ways. As the theatre’s mission states, “St. Petersburg City Theatre aims to enrich the individual lives and collective spirit of our diverse population through community produced productions and educational experiences.” However, after a rich history spanning nearly a century, the theater recently found itself in severe and unexpected debt.