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[[Peter Karvonen]] first opened the store in [[1995]] at the intersection of [[24th Street South]] and [[Magnolia Avenue]]. It later moved to 2000 [[16th Avenue South]] before its move to 2nd Row. | [[Peter Karvonen]] first opened the store in [[1995]] at the intersection of [[24th Street South]] and [[Magnolia Avenue]]. It later moved to 2000 [[16th Avenue South]] before its move to 2nd Row. | ||
The shop is also the headquarters of the [[A.Skate Foundation]], which connects kids with autism to the activity of skateboarding. | |||
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Revision as of 11:59, 23 March 2011
Faith Skate Supply is a retailer of skateboarding supplies and clothing at 2328 2nd Avenue North in the 2nd Row development.
Peter Karvonen first opened the store in 1995 at the intersection of 24th Street South and Magnolia Avenue. It later moved to 2000 16th Avenue South before its move to 2nd Row.
The shop is also the headquarters of the A.Skate Foundation, which connects kids with autism to the activity of skateboarding.
References
- "Faith finds a home." (July 31, 2008) Birmingham Weekly
External links
- Faith Skate Supply website