Saint James offers free services to women from homeless, domestic abuse centers
Local restaurants also donated food for those who came to enjoy.
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Feb 13, 2024, 3:40 AM
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Updated 397 days ago
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14ds agoValentina Paige Hair Studio opened its door for 30 women facing adversity.
The Saint James salon gave women from homeless and domestic abuse shelters free treatment on Monday. The women had their hair cut, colored and blown out.
Local restaurants also donated food for those who came to enjoy.
The women also left the store with bags full of items like pajamas and earrings.
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