Hairajuku Cut-A-Thon for Breast Cancer

CUT-A-THON for BREAST CANCER

Sunday, January 25, 2009

Help my friends, the lovely ladies and stylists, of Hairajuku Hair Salon and MisoFly Clothing Boutique in Rancho Cucamonga raise money this month for Breast Cancer.


They will be holding an event for Michelle's Place - An organization that focus is on breast cancer awareness, and helping those who are dealing with breast cancer themselves.

Hair A Juku is a proud Paul Mitchell Focus Salon. The salon does everything from alternative to classic hairstyling. Hair A Juku’s priority is giving you a different experience from any other you have had before. We would like to offer you an opportunity to help out a local organization that helps others. We are going to be cutting hair with a minimum donation of $15 with all proceeds going to Michelle’s Place. Miso Fly Boutique is offering 10% of all of the profits that day going to Michelle’s Place. Come down help out every little bit counts.

To Book your appointment please call (909) 463-3439 or walk-ins are welcome.

The address is 12365 Foothill Blvd. Suite 104 Rancho Cucamonga, Ca 91739

See you there!

Rewards, Greater than Money

One of the wonderful things about helping others is when you inspire others to help and do the same. Sometimes the energy you put into something can be the catalyst for others to motivate and continue to spread the energy you initially generated.

My friend, Sigal, lives in Los Angeles. She's a photographer and married to my friend Philip who's a wonderful effects artist. After she saw what I was doing with We Are The Weapon and collecting scarves for the homeless, she decided to take action of her own. She went out to old navy and bought 75 scarves at Old Navy and donated them to the homeless. She sent me this message on Facebook:

Hi Larimie,
Happy Holidays. You inspired me with your wearetheweapon.org I purchased 75 scarves, hats and gloves at oldnavy.com ($1.49 each plus shipping a great deal) and we will be donating them to the homeless people here in LA.

Thank you very much, Sigal

Sigal, thanks for being a wonderful person and contributing to your community and those less fortunate than you. Your children will learn wonderful things from your kindness.