Stepping Stones Early Learning Center in Knoxville recently concluded their “STEP UP” capital campaign and were able to reduce their debt by $600,000.
As the center wrapped up 2024, they also brought their “STEP UP” capital campaign to an end. Stepping Stones has spent the last year and a half raising funds to help pay off the remaining balance on their mortgage. The center announced that they have lowered the outstanding balance remaining on the mortgage from $800,000 to $200,000 with the help of local businesses and community members. Stepping Stones Board President Erika Pleggenkule says these donations have greatly helped the center, which is vital for the Knoxville community.
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