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Ritual of Giving
2004
Project Back to School
The Salvation Army - Working in this industry, we all know that if your hair looks good, than you feel good. No where is this more true than in school aged kids. Good self esteem is an essential part of growing up happy and making good choices. That's why we believe so strongly in the Salvation Army's "Back-to-School" program.
Ritual has donated 50 haircuts to local low-income children for the last two years, so that they can start the new school year off with a new haircut.
Ronald McDonald House
In December of 2004 we took a fresh Christmas tree and the supplies to craft homemade ornaments and snacks to the Ronald McDonald House. We helped residents make and decorate a tree for the holidays.
Locks of Love - Ongoing
This is ongoing through out the year. Anyone who has at least 10" of hair to cut off and is willing to donate it to Locks of Love, can get their hair cut at no cost. We package, box and mail the hair to locks of Love.
Beauty Product Drive for Monika's House
In the summer of 2004 we held a beauty product drive encouraging our clients to bring in new or gently used beauty products and styling tools that they didn't want any more. All 10 boxes full were donated to a local women's shelter. This shelter, Monika's House is supported by the Domestic Violence Resource Center in Washington County.
Willamette West Habitat for Humanity
We were anticipating being treated as a bunch of girls... being handed paintbrushes or brooms, but this time we didn't get off so lightly! We were put to work putting up chainlink fencing, building scaffolding, putting plywood and shingles on a roof, and putting on siding. We were hot, sweaty, dirty and sore after a full day on the Women Build Habitat site. They haven't scared us away yet... we'll be going back!
2003
Project Back to School (see above)
Willamette West Habitat For Humanity (see above)
Carwash to fund beauty school training
In the summer of 2003 we had a carwash in the parking lot of Burgerville on Cornell in Hillsboro. We raised $500. All proceeds went to help fund beauty school training for a local young woman.
Transition Projects
In November of 2003 we cooked and served dinner for 90 homeless men at the shelter on Glisan
2002
Cut-a-thon for Baby Justice
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