Wyandanch barbershop joins spa made famous for helping cancer patients
The person who started the charity, Karla Waldren, joined News 12 to speak on their efforts.
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Mar 6, 2023, 12:57 PM
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6h agoIt's a
non-profit that has changed the lives of so many women on Long Island. Mondays at Racine provides
free health and wellness services for those who lose their hair because of
cancer.
For the first time ever -- they're at the
barbershop to help men at Sir Shave in Wyandanch.
The person who started the charity, Karla Waldren, joined News 12 to speak on their efforts.
The person who started the charity, Karla Waldren, joined News 12 to speak on their efforts.
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