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Milwaukee Salons & Spas Coming Together November 13 to Raise Awareness on Domestic Violence & Support the Azana Victims Fund

 Milwaukee Salons & Spas Coming Together November 13 to Raise Awareness on Domestic Violence & Support the Azana Victims Fund

Headed by grassroots efforts, more than 80 Milwaukee area salons and spas are expected to come together on November 13, 2012 for a fundraising effort to support the victims of the Azana Spa & Salon shooting.

The effort raises further awareness about the potential tragedies that can stem from domestic violence, which was a key factor in the Azana shooting and other recent salon shootings in Clearwater, Florida, and Seal Beach, California.  

Supported by the PBA Foundation’s CUT IT OUT program, salons and spas are asked to sign-up to receive complimentary CUT IT OUT materials and donate between 5 percent to 25 percent of sales on November 13th, as well as wear a purple ribbon as a show of support. Other businesses that would like to participate are encouraged to donate a percentage of their sales as well.

“The tremendous support of Milwaukee area salons and spas for this grassroots effort has been amazing. We encourage people to visit a participating salon or spa on November 13 to support the victims of this tragic incident and send a message that domestic violence is not tolerated,” states Jan Seybold, Owner of Carenza Color.Cutting.Experience and one of several organizers.

How to Participate:


For additional information and to reach area organizers, please contact Jan Seybold of Carenza Color. Cutting.Experience at 262.827.1000 or janseybold@hotmail.com; Dawn Panfil, Owner of Hair and Body Solutions at 262.780.2900 or hbsolutions700@sbcglobal.net; or Mary Beth Berns,Owner of Craig Berns Salon Spa at 262.646.7406 or mbb@wi.rr.com.  

For additional information on CUT IT OUT, please visit www.cutitout.org or call 800.468.2274.

 

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