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Free haircuts have folks facing homelessness looking sharp in Vernon
James donated his time for free haircuts and beard trims, helping guests at the Mission feel seen, valued and ready for work.
- On May 9, 2026, Vernon's Upper Room Mission partnered with The Company Barbershop to provide free haircuts, with James donating his professional time and skills to guests unable to afford personal care services.
- The Mission supports individuals experiencing poverty or homelessness by providing food, shelter, and resources; grooming services help guests prepare for job interviews and face the world with confidence.
- Before-and-After photos shared on Facebook on Wednesday illustrate the transformation, with the Mission noting that simple acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference in someone's life.
- Staff expressed gratitude for James's generosity, noting his contribution helped guests feel seen, valued, and encouraged; the impact extended far beyond just a haircut.
- The Company Barbershop recently relocated to 4311 25th Ave, and those seeking more information about the Mission's community resources can visit its Facebook page.
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Free haircuts have folks facing homelessness looking sharp in Vernon
The difference between a pair of before and after photos shared by Vernon’s Upper Room Mission is night and day. Together, the photos are a representation of what the Mission aims to achieve: a better chance at life. Upper Room Mission posted the photos on social media Wednesday after welcoming James from The Company Barbershop on May 9. James had donated his time and skills to provide free haircuts and beard trims for guests at the Mission, whi…
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