39 STRIPES, INC.
NEW PORT RICHEY, FLORIDA

39 Stripes, Inc., based in Tampa, Florida, is a respected American Christian rock band that started in 1997 when guitarist Steve Henderlong founded it. Since then, the band has released four albums-'39 Stripes' (1998), 'Saving Me A Place' (2002), 'Burn' (2005), and 'Beyond Broken' (2010)-all of which came out under the Hollar Records label. Known for popular singles like 'Amazed,' 'My Desire,' and 'Saving Me A Place,' their music, especially 'Amazed,' achieved notable success by topping Christian rock charts globally for three weeks in a row. The band has shared stages with famous artists such as Jars of Clay, Newsboys, Stryper, King's X, and Flyleaf, and even joined Petra on their 2005 Farewell Tour. Media coverage of 39 Stripes includes features on prominent platforms like Billboard, Guitar World, Vintage Guitar, and Revolver magazines. They've also been the subject in Lenora S. Gauthier’s fictional spy novel 'In God We Trust'. Their headquarters is located at 6188 Chesham Drive, New Port Richey, Florida. Originally registered as Living and Active Word Ministries, Inc., the band rebranded to its current name on April 23, 2002. With a history dating back to an incorporation in Pasco County, Florida, on April 4, 1984, they're now recognized under the filing number N02360 as a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation (DOMNP). Steve Henderlong not only founded the band but also leads it as its current President. The organization values transparency and responsiveness, striving to maintain close communication with their church connections, vendors, sponsors, and fan base.