Fighting the Hunger Games November 4, 2013 For Immediate Releas Boise, ID – From 6:00 AM to Noon on Thursday, November 7, 2013 a group of local businesses and professionals will be at V3 Hair Studios in Meridian getting ready for another part of the “Fighting the Hunger Games” food drive for Hope’s Door. Models representing each of the 12 Hunger Games districts (listed below) will be getting hair and make up complete and styled at the studio. Following that they will head out to location for a photo-shoot with Alexia Wardell Photography. The images that are created from this event are being used to promote and raise awareness for this cause in honor of Hope’s Door’s 10-year anniversary. For more information, please contact Danae Valle at (208) 870-7648 or Hope’s Door Office at (208) 459-6330. District 1, Luxury – Model: Laura Mason District 2, Masonry/Stonework – Nathan Hoff District 3, Technology – Linh Ha District 4, Fishing – Cara Dempsey District 5, Power – Jessica Seamons District 6, Transportation – McKenna Smith District 7, Lumber – Christopher Schnackenberg District 8, Textiles – Molly Jo Hall District 9, Grain – Tina McCallum District 10, Livestock – Candis Standridge District 11, Agriculture – Virginia Treat District 12, Mining – Jordan Leigh Hampton Fighting the Hunger Games Fighting the Hunger Games is collaboration between many local businesses and professionals to help support local shelter Hopes Door. A massive food drive taking place from October to December, with drop off locations at Idaho Athletic Club all over the Treasure Valley in an effort to stop hunger and raise awareness regarding domestic violence and abuse that surrounds us. Heading this food drive is the team from V3 Hair Studio and Hopes Door, with other professional supporters such as Alexia Wardell Photography, Kelsie Jo Baker Makeup Art, Flawless Hair and Make Up, Fashion Kellie Levisque, Repeat Boutique, Runway Fashion Exchange and Again Consignment. Help us fight against hunger and abuse this Holiday season by donating today! As a member of the community, it is up to YOU to make a difference. V3 Hair Studio, Hope’s Door Shelter, Flawless Hair and Make Up, the Rocky Mountain High School Dance Team, Alexia Wardell Photography, & Fashion Kellie have organized an epic event to call you to action by participating in a valley wide food drive. With drop off spots at all Idaho Athletic Club locations, it is easy for everyone to pitch in and make a difference. The kickoff to this food drive was the Super-hairos fashion show and night out hosted by V3. The Rocky Mountain Dance Team girls modeled trendy fall fashions from Runway Fashion Exchange, styled by Treasure Valley’s own wardrobe stylist: Fashion Kellie. Hair was styled to perfection by V3 Stylists, makeup by Kelsi Jo Baker, and Alexia Wardell highlighted the evening with some beautiful photography to commemorate this great event. Attendees were encouraged to take action any way they can, just as we encourage YOU today to jump into action and make a positive difference in our community. Here’s how you can start: Bring your canned foods, hygiene items, home goods, etc. to any Idaho Athletic Club location drop off. If you would like to do more, follow the “Fighting the Hunger Games” or “V3 Hair Studio” Facebook pages or contact Hope’s Door and ask what you can do! Fight the Hunger Games and participate in this food drive for Hopes Door Women & Childrens Shelter. Their shelter is in great need of much more than food... They can use diapers, wipes, toiletries, personal hygiene items...pretty much anything a person needs to get their home started again might need. V3 Hair Studio has supported the fight of domestic violence for 7 years & now invites you to join the cause. Remember, it’s up to YOU to make a difference, and even the smallest act of kindness counts! Virginia Treat (208)866-0759 Treats Solutions
Posted on: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 03:14:20 +0000
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