The Chronicle January 17, 2019 B7 PIPA, receives grant from city, planning move BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE Thanks to a $60,000 grant from the city, Positive Image Performing Arts (P.I.P.A.) will be call ing a new place home in the near- future. Founded by city native Courtney Porter in 2005, P.I.P.A. started with less than 20 members and has grown into a national award-winning perform ance studio. From humble beginnings in a small stu dio on Fourth Street, over I wanted to make sure that I live my life in a way kids can see as an example." Porter said. Porter said the process to receive the grant was long but in the end it was worth it. In order to receive the grant, Porter had to get references, make a presen tation to a committee of city officials and fill out loads of paperwork. She said, "It took a long time but it is something I am grateful for. It's something I had to do from start to Current children enrolled at Positive Image Performing Arts during a recent practice the years the P.I.P.A family outgrew their original home and had to move several times before set tling in at the former site of Samaritan Ministries, 1243 finish and for that I'm proud of myself for going through the process." She said although they didn't plan on the move, when the opportunity Children enrolled in Positive Image Performing Arts during a recent tumbling lesson. Patterson Ave., in 2015. And now with more than 100 members, P.I.P.A. has outgrown their space again and is preparing to move. According to Porter, the grant from the City of Winston-Salem will allow P.I.P.A to purchase a new space in the downtown came, she jumped at the opportunity. She said in order to sustain a presence in the community, some times change is inevitable. "My future thoughts and hopes is that we can always sustain and always remain what our name is. I want to sustain for a num ber of years and continue Photo by Tevin Stinson Positive Image Performing Arts started with only a few participants, today it has over 100. area that she plans to have renovated to accommodate the growth of the program. Although the building may be changing, Porter said the P.I.P.A. mission remains the same. She said she wants to set an exam ple for every child that walks through the door. "...I picked a hard name to live up to because to have kids who start with our program and stick with our program," she said. While finishing up ren ovations at the new studio, P.I.P.A. is currently housed at the Winston Lake YMCA. For more infor mation on Positive Image Performing Arts, visit on Facebook or stop by the Winston Lake YMCA, 901 Waterworks Road. Have a Story Idea? Let us Know news@wschronicle .com CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: MONDAY 5:30 PM • CALL CLASSIFIEDS AT (336) 722-8624 We accept major credit card payment on all classfied Ads. 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