TWO days of free cuts, Aug. 14 and 15, for students from PK3 to high school. Free resilient tees and refreshments with your free cuts while supplies last. Day 1 at Fresh Factory, Day 2 at Kagman Community Center. The project is made possible by first lady Diann Torres in partnership with Lady Diann Torres Foundation, the office of Gov. Ralph Torres, Fresh Factory and CNMI Women’s Affairs. Wishing all students a successful school year 2022-2023!
Gov. Ralph DLG Torres poses with first lady Diann, members of Lady Diann Torres Foundation, staff of Fresh Factory and Krystala Lamion on Sunday, Day 1 of the first lady’s free back-to-school haircuts for students from PK3 to high school students. Day 2, Aug. 15., Monday, will be held at Kagman Community Center.
Kryala Lamion of Fresh Factory flashes the peace sign during a haircut session.
Fresh Factory’s Efrain the Barber gives a young boy a fresh fade.
Before and after female haircut by Fresh Factory’s Benjie Deniega.
First lady Diann Torres and Lady Diann Torres Foundation director Shirley Sablan pose with a student of the Public School System after he was presented a complimentary resilient tee.
Students enjoy refreshments after receiving their free haircuts and tees at Fresh Factory.
A family poses with Fresh Factory owner Michelle Lin Sablan after signing up for the free haircuts.
Big brother poses with little brother who received a free fresh fade and cut at Fresh Factor.
Daughters of Keomi Rabauliman availed themselves of free hair trims at Fresh Factory during the Back to School Free Cuts made possible by first lady Diann Torres and partners.
Lady Diann Torres Foundation member Michelle Lin Sablan and a happy student were all smiles as they showed off one of the resiliency tees sold to raise funds for the Yutu anniversary in 2019.
Fresh Factory’s Alex Bazar serviced over two dozen students, including this young boy.
It was a very busy day for Barber Benjie during Sunday’s free haircut initiative which was first launched by first lady Diann Torres in 2018.
