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The Beyond Project brings haircuts, other wellness services to Seattle-area homeless
The Beyond Project s executive director said performing their services during the coronavirus pandemic has been complicated, but arguably more important than ever. Author: Chris Cashman Updated: 8:16 PM PST December 17, 2020
SEATTLE Beauty professionals in Seattle are partnering with local nonprofits to help those experiencing homelessness access some of the most basic services.
The Beyond Project is a collection of hair stylists, barbers, makeup artists, massage therapists, and others in the beauty industry that volunteer their time to give back to the community.
The Beyond Project has partnered with over 30 nonprofits since 2013 in the greater Seattle area. It aims to bridge the gap between beauty professionals and nonprofits that could utilize their services.