The Ambridge location of The Barber School of Pittsburgh will be a part of the Project Impact Pittsburgh movement led by The Kevin Croney Foundation.
On Sunday, March 6 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., the movement through a combined effort will feed, clothe and pamper families in need and the homeless.
On Sunday, March 6 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., the movement through a combined effort will feed, clothe and pamper families in need and the homeless.
Ambridge location of Barber School of Pittsburgh photo credit: Felicia Mycyk/ Ambridge Connection Kelly Collings, managing partner of Barber School of Pittsburgh, said they hope to help others feel better about themselves and hopefully they feel more confident to go in and ask for a job.
"We will providing the less fortunate as well as the local shelters with a day of hair cutting, pampering, a hot meal, fresh clothes, and some blankets,” shared Cheri-Dye Croney, the founder of the Kevin Croney Foundation and the owner of True Image Tattoo.
Croney started the foundation after her husband was murdered almost a year ago. She wants the world to know that there can be the good in the world.
“The day after his funeral, I took all of the leftover food that everyone had sent to the homeless downtown. So, I've been doing charity and fundraising with the year anniversary coming up. I wanted to to help."
"I will not let one act of violence to define my family."
Where to Donate:
1. Barber School of Pittsburgh
Ambridge, 413 Merchant Street
Pittsburgh, 143 Steuben Street
2. True Image Tattoo
290 Freeport Street, New Kensington
3. J.E.T. Salon
838 Allegheny River Blvd, Oakmont
What to Donate:
"We will providing the less fortunate as well as the local shelters with a day of hair cutting, pampering, a hot meal, fresh clothes, and some blankets,” shared Cheri-Dye Croney, the founder of the Kevin Croney Foundation and the owner of True Image Tattoo.
Croney started the foundation after her husband was murdered almost a year ago. She wants the world to know that there can be the good in the world.
“The day after his funeral, I took all of the leftover food that everyone had sent to the homeless downtown. So, I've been doing charity and fundraising with the year anniversary coming up. I wanted to to help."
"I will not let one act of violence to define my family."
Where to Donate:
1. Barber School of Pittsburgh
Ambridge, 413 Merchant Street
Pittsburgh, 143 Steuben Street
2. True Image Tattoo
290 Freeport Street, New Kensington
3. J.E.T. Salon
838 Allegheny River Blvd, Oakmont
What to Donate:
- Pre-packed food items
- Hygiene item
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