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STAMP 2016: Philip Johnson's Co-Branded Campaign

Philip Johnson Salon Spa picks up a STAMP 2016 award for its co-branded campaign, "Cut Loose."

Stacey Soble
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September 6, 2016
STAMP 2016: Philip Johnson's Co-Branded Campaign

 

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Cut Loose
Philip Johnson Salon Spa
St. Louis
Owner: Philip Shipman

Partnering with seven other businesses in St. Louis’ Central West End neighborhood, the Philip Johnson Salon Spa created Cut Loose—A Taste of Central West End South, a charity event that benefited The Audubon Society of Missouri Clean Water Initiative.

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During the event, attendees enjoyed drinks and food and various restaurants and bars in the neighborhood, and it raised more than $1,200.

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