Cut for a Cause

EVENT UPDATE:

Now running through the month of July

Cut for a Cause will no longer be held on Sunday, July 10. Instead, Salon D has requested that Cut for a Cause appointments be scheduled during its normal business hours throughout the month of July. Just mention New Friends New Life when you call Salon D to make your appointment! Haircuts are still $50, with all proceeds benefitting New Friends New Life. On behalf of Salon D, we apologize for any inconveniences caused by this scheduling change

Salon D, a Dallas salon and spa, is giving back to the community by volunteering their time and talent to provide haircuts for men, women, and children with all proceeds benefiting New Friends New Life. Irving Bible Church plays an integral role in coordinating this benefit event.

If you are unable to attend, but would like to donate click here.

If you would like to donate a haircut so that a woman or her children participating in the New Friends New Life program can receive a haircut during the month of July, please use the buy now button below.

Amount of donation

One haircut $50.00 Two haircuts $100.00 Three haircuts $150.00

Salon D owner, Ardem Keshishian, described his motivation to host this event. “I am passionate about this organization. I have a daughter and it concerns me that women and girls are sexually exploited. Bringing awareness to this issue may inspire others to connect with this organization. I realized we at Salon D could use our talent and time to help make a difference. Hair is our gift, that’s what we are talented in and if we can raise money to benefit exploited women by using our talent- that’s great.”Katie Pedigo, Executive Director of New Friends New Life, praised the creative initiative. “Many people question how they can help those with the greatest need. We are grateful to Salon D and Irving Bible Church for answering that question by using their gifts and talents. Their partnership helps empower women and give opportunities to their children for a new life full of promise and hope.”

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