Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch Highlights AAEDC VOLT Fund in Dance Studio Opening Coverage

November 7, 2022

Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch highlighted AAEDC’s VOLT Fund in the following article on the grand opening of Class Act Performing Arts, a new dance studio in Edgewater:

New Dance Studio Celebrates Grand Opening In Edgewater

The article reported that AAEDC presented Class Act’s owner, Lydia Teal, with a congratulatory citation at its ribbon cutting on November 3, and featured a congratulatory post from AAEDC’s Facebook account.

Finally, the article highlighted the role that a VOLT Fund loan from AAEDC played in the business’s opening:

The Economic Development Corporation also cheered Teal for using a VOLT Fund loan to build out the studio. These loans are available to growing small businesses owned by women, veterans or people from racial minorities. The loans range from $25,000 to $500,000 each.

To learn more about the VOLT Fund loans, click here.

 

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