ELKO, Nev.–With families spending hundreds of dollars on back-to-school costs for their children, Elko FCU is again sponsoring “Cuts for Kids,” which provides free haircuts for local students returning to school.
EFCU said it has partnered with local salons and barbershops to provide professional styling services for pre-k through eighth-grade students.
“This year's Cuts for Kids program will invite families to stop by the Elko branch to pick up vouchers during August,” the $260-million EFCU said. “With the vouchers, families within the credit union's service area can secure free haircuts for up to two students per family on a first come, first served basis.”
The credit union said local salons with which it has partnered include Sand + Sagebrush Salon and Spa, TNT Hair & Nail Salon, Carry On With Style Salon & Spa, Downtown Barbershop, Made 2 Fvde, and JCPenney Salon.
The salons will provide limited slots for scheduling professional styling services from August 14-26.
‘A Lot of Excitement’
"Cuts for Kids is an outreach program that generated a lot of excitement last year," said EFCU Marketing and Community Relations Manager Vanessa Marin. "As costs for so many goods and services continue to rise, we knew that we simply had to bring this program back to help as many families as possible. We're glad that our Cuts for Kids program can help alleviate some back-to-school costs and help instill self-confidence in students as they begin their new school year."
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