39 STRIPES, INC.
NEW PORT RICHEY, FLORIDA

39 Stripes, Inc. is an esteemed American Christian rock band originally founded in 1997 by guitarist Steve Henderlong in Tampa, Florida. Over the years, the group has released four albums: '39 Stripes' (1998), 'Saving Me A Place' (2002), 'Burn' (2005), and 'Beyond Broken' (2010) under the label of Hollar Records. Their music, particularly singles such as 'Amazed', 'My Desire', and 'Saving Me A Place', has garnered global radio play and topped online Christian rock charts for three weeks consecutively with 'Amazed'. The band is known for extensive touring experience alongside renowned artists including Jars of Clay, Newsboys, Stryper, King's X, Flyleaf, and a participation in Petra’s 2005 Farewell Tour. 39 Stripes has attracted significant media attention, being featured across platforms like Billboard, Guitar World, Vintage Guitar, and Revolver magazines. Notably, they were included in Lenora S. Gauthier’s fictional spy novel 'In God We Trust'. Headquartered at 6188 Chesham Drive, New Port Richey, Florida, the band operates under its current trading name since April 23, 2002, following an official amendment and name change from the original entity 'Living and Active Word Ministrières, Inc.' The company is filed with Florida's registrar as a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation (DOMNP) with filing number N02360. Its formation dates back to April 4, 1984, in Pasco County, Florida. Current leadership includes Steve Henderlong serving as President. The organization maintains transparency and customer-centric values reflected by their commitment to timely responses to communications from its wide network of churches, vendors, sponsors, and fans.