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Tweezerman’s Altruistic Initiatives Raise the Beauty Bar

Tweezerman’s Second Bottom Line program has been in place since the brand’s inception almost 30 years ago. The program supports humanitarian, environmental, community, and charitable organizations with a special focus on programs that support and empower women and children.

by Staff
July 6, 2010
Tweezerman’s Altruistic Initiatives Raise the Beauty Bar

 

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Tweezerman’s Second Bottom Line program has been in place since the brand’s inception almost 30 years ago. The program supports humanitarian, environmental, community, and charitable organizations with a special focus on programs that support and empower women and children. In 2009, Tweezerman made donations to five breast cancer organizations, A.M.T. Children of Hope Foundation/Baby Safe Haven Program, Long Island Crisis Center, Dress for Success, Momma’s House, and SmileTrain.

In Spring 2009, Tweezerman launched a special edition of the Smile Train Zip File.  The Smile Train organization is the world’s largest and most cost-effective cleft charity organization, giving a second chance to children in 75 developing countries through simple surgery. With its donation of $60,000, Tweezerman has given 240 children the gift of a smile.

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