Wella's Charity Challenge: Salon Lorrene and All That is Feminine
With a Wella Charity Challenge grant, salon owner Lorrene Stuchl-Conino plans to launch a grant program to help at-risk girls and women.
by Stacey Soble
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHWith a Wella Charity Challenge grant, salon owner Lorrene Stuchl-Conino plans to launch a grant program to help at-risk girls and women.
With a Wella Charity Challenge grant, Stylist Timothy Hays rallies his Salon Red co-workers and clients to support Lost N Found, an Atlanta-based non-profit organization that helps homeless LGBT youth with temporary housing, job search assistance and counseling.
With a Wella Charity Challenge grant, the mother of an autistic son plans to grow her team's effectiveness in offering understanding and a comfortable environment for hair services for autistic children.
When most people think about charitable donations, they think about opening their wallets. But that's not the only way to give to your local community. Blogger Allan Labos, owner of Akari in Portland, Maine, shares 9 ways his salon gives bac k.
Friends and Helpers was born in California to help women, parents, families, and children affected by domestic abuse. This year, hundreds of families and thousands of people will receive "beauty bags" to help them look and feel good.
Ted Gibson fills us in on his efforts to help victims of Hurricane Sandy as the host of Hairdressers Helping Hairdressers
Snooki chats about her efforts to help Hurricane Sandy vicitms.
Partnering with a charity to host an event not only raises money for a good cause, it can generate some goodwill, welcome publicity and new clients for your business.