A Family Heritage, 1901–Today
Seven Strands. One Tapestry.
Stronger Together.

In 1901, Fritz Steiger’s great-grandfather founded the Deltox Rug Weaving Company in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Generations later, that family weaving heritage provides both the visual and the conceptual metaphor for Alliance for Restoration.
Individual threads remain distinct, but when intentionally woven together they create something stronger, more durable, and more beautiful than any thread could become alone.
That principle explains how the Alliance approaches leaders, organizations, ideas, relationships, resources, stories, opportunities, and generations. The Alliance does not own the threads. It does not absorb the threads. It helps weave relationships among them.
Weaving together what others are already doing well.
Questions About the Weaving Legacy
Who founded the Deltox Rug Weaving Company?
Fritz Steiger's great-grandfather founded the Deltox Rug Weaving Company in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in 1901. Generations later, that family weaving heritage provides both the visual and the conceptual metaphor for Alliance for Restoration, the national platform Fritz Steiger founded to convene, connect, and amplify leaders and organizations.
Why does Alliance for Restoration use weaving as its metaphor?
Weaving is the Alliance's metaphor because of a principle drawn from Fritz Steiger's family weaving heritage: individual threads remain distinct, but when intentionally woven together they create something stronger, more durable, and more beautiful than any thread could become alone. That principle explains how the Alliance approaches leaders, organizations, ideas, relationships, resources, stories, opportunities, and generations.
What does the Deltox loom seal represent?
The Deltox loom seal weaves together the Alliance's seven foundational threads: Faith & Spiritual Renewal, Family & Future Generations, Educational Freedom & Choice, Capitalism & Entrepreneurship, Public Policy & Civic Responsibility, Media & Storytelling, and Arts, Culture & Community Renewal. The loom's own artwork uses shorthand labels for those threads.
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