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How to use your business to help those in need with Natalie Craig
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Natalie Craig
Natalie Craig tells the story of how she founded her hair salon in Lubbock called Regimen after working as an emergency room nurse.
She shares the unique and amazing story of how her background as an abused child and her job at the emergency room created a desire to help hurting children in the foster care system. It turned out to be the relationships with her clients that opened the door to making an impact on thousands of young lives.
- How the non-profit Walk in Their Shoes got started.
- Working with Texas Tech football coach Kliff Kingsbury to secure a sponsorship with Under Armor.
- How Under Armor helped supply thousands of children with shoes and clothing.
- Why good shoes and clothing help build self-esteem and confidence.
- Buy a bougie bag for yourself and a homeless child.
Link to podcast episode with Luca O'Brien
Phone: (806) 544-7389
Email: Regimensalon@gmail.com
Fire Slice Address: Summit Shopping Center, 7306 SW 34th Ave space 10 rear, Amarillo, TX 79121
https://www.facebook.com/fireslice
To contact Ruth, go to https://www.blairclinic.com
ruth@blairclinic.com
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