Wilmington, MA — Hair Cuttery celebrated the grand opening of its newest salon in Wilmington, MA on Tuesday, May 19th with a ribbon cutting ceremony officiated by Nancy Vallee, Executive Director of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce and Wilmington Town Manager Jeff Hull. The new salon is located at 206 Ballardvale Street in the Ballardvale Marketplace.
As part of the grand opening festivities, Hair Cuttery teamed up with the Wilmington Educational Foundation. From April 10th to May 8th, five percent of all proceeds from the new salon were donated to the Wilmington Educational Foundation in recognition of the outstanding work they do for the community. A check for $500.00 was presented to Leslee Quick from the Wilmington Educational Foundation at the ribbon cutting ceremony.
“As we open our newest salon in Norwood, we are thrilled to be providing jobs and services to people in the Norwood area, said Dennis Ratner, founder and CEO of Hair Cuttery. “Our goal is to bring value and style to the entire family through our services and products,” said Ratner. “We are a family-owned business and feel it’s important to serve as a community partner and support local charities and causes that impact our neighbors, said Ratner. “We look forward to being an active participant in the Norwood community.”
Hair Cuttery has an established legacy of charitable support. For the past 15 years, it has sponsored Share a Haircut, a national charitable campaign aimed at giving free back-to-school haircuts to children in need as well as haircuts for the homeless. Through partnerships with local social service agencies, Hair Cuttery has donated more than 125,000 haircuts in the last year and more than 950,000 haircuts since the program’s inception in 1999. Hair Cuttery salons also support local charities and community causes through cut-a-thons and donations.
Hair Cuttery salons offer the full complement of services, including cuts, color, styling, texturizing and waxing services at an affordable price. They also offer an extensive assortment of professional retail products, including Redken, Paul Mitchell, Matrix and TIGI. All locations are open 7 days a week with no appointment necessary.
Hair Cuttery is the largest family owned and operated chain of hair salons in the country, with nearly 900 company-owned and operated locations on the East Coast, in New England and the Midwest.
From L to R: Town Manager Jeff Hull, Stylist Denise Tartarini, Salon Leader Erika Richards, Stylist Laura Williams, Selectman Michael Champoux
From L to R: Leslee Quick, Erika Richards, Jennifer Mason, Julie Broussard
(NOTE: Press release & photos submitted by Hair Cuttery.)
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