IT’S A WRAP. Phytomer Corporation spread the holiday cheer by volunteering to help
wrap gifts at the Ronald McDonald House in Salt Lake City, a home-away-from-home for seriously ill children and their families. In photo are (from left): Guylaine Sos, account manager
(Southern, California) and Misty Rachal, account manager (Colorado, Arizona, Nevada,
Midwest). Also present during the gift-wrapping event were Jenny Cobb, director of marketing; Alisha Racker, senior PR/social media coordinator and Jen Botner, account
manager (Southeast/Caribbean).
LOOKING GOOD,
FEELING BETTER.
HydroPeptide partnered
with the Personal Care
Products Council Foundation
for the benefit of their Look
Good Feel Better (LGFB)
program. The skin-care brand
donated a percentage of its
sales from a product pairing
designed to raise funds for
the Look Good Feel Better
workshops that help women
deal with the cosmetic
effects of cancer
treatment. Additionally,
HydroPeptide helped supply
the volunteers needed to
conduct LGFB classes by
sharing the expertise of the
company’s in-house estheticians. HydroPeptide
Director of East Coast
Sales and Education Erin
GIVING HOPE. Spa Daze, located in Tucson, Arizona, commemorated its move to its new
Ferrill (in photo) was among
location by giving back to the community. As part of Spa Daze’s Grand Re-Opening, the spa held
the volunteers who commit-
a fund-raising event for HOPE Animal Shelter, a local no-kill shelter for both dogs and cats. The
ted time and expertise to the
spa offered a raffle drawing, donated a portion of proceeds from its chair massage treatment, and
program.
an adoption area for direct donations. The event not only raised close to US$1,000 for the nonprofit
organization, but two of its shelter cats were also adopted by a guest who attended the event.
In photo, Spa Daze owner Jennica Klemann (right) with spa guest Suzanne Kraekel.
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