A First For Walmart In Charlotte North Carolina!!!
It’s a first for Walmart in Charlotte, North Carolina! You’ll enjoy this huge mix of compassion for community, consistency, meaningful relationships, hard work, trust, dedication and haircuts. Lucky Spot Barbershop…
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It's a first for Walmart in Charlotte, North Carolina! You'll enjoy this huge mix of compassion for community, consistency, meaningful relationships, hard work, trust, dedication and haircuts. Lucky Spot Barbershop is making history as the first African American owned and operated barbershop located inside of any Walmart in the nation! To celebrate such an achievement, the barbershop’s grand opening ceremony will be held on September 26, 2019 at 11 am and is open to the community. You'll get to meet Lucky Spot Barbershop Owner and Founder of Cops & Barbers Non-Profit Organization, Shaun Corbett. You'll now be able to grab a haircut inside of Walmart located at 3240 Wilkinson Charlotte, N.C. 28208
The Lucky Spot Barbershop is not to be confused with Walmart’s “Smart Style” salons that still exist in many stores. No stranger to being a leader and resource to the community, Lucky Spot Barbershop Owner and Founder of Cops & Barbers Non-Profit Organization, Shaun Corbett has been looking forward to accomplishing the goal of owning a shop inside of Walmart for years. The barbershop will serve as an incubator to the Cops & Barbers organization, an organization that works in the community to with the Police and the community they serve to establish meaningful relationships and also to provide scholarship opportunities for high school students to attend barber school that lack financial resources to attend college.
About Lucky Spot Barbershop: The Lucky Spot Barbershop is a family-friendly barbershop that acts as a well-oiled machine to offer more than just haircuts! Lucky Spot serves as a community partner offering resources, opportunity and grooming services. The barbershop will also resume free community tutoring services and serve as a meeting place for the Cops and Barbers program for student participants to meet with their Police Cadet buddies. Next, Corbett’s goal is to own five shops over the next five years and to expand the Cops & Barbers program to youth all over the nation. Shuan Corbett says, "I am excited to have a partnership with such an established brand and we plan to take the community aspect of corporate business to new and unseen heights”.
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