Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A friend's act of kindness inspired a woman in Antioch, Tennessee, to lend a helping hand by braiding children's hair for free.
In homes, churches and in braiding shops around Nashville, Brittany Starks and a team of dedicated volunteers are helping parents lighten their load, one braid at a time. Starks' idea was a simple one ...
After posting on Facebook offering to braids kids' hair for free, Brittany Starks has worked with dozens of children and plans to start a nonprofit to do even more Wendy Grossman Kantor is an ...
Update: Since our story aired, even more families and single parents have reached out to Brittany Starks asking if she might have time to braid their child's hair, too. A single mother of two donated ...
Brittany Starks knows what it’s like to struggle. Despite being a single mother who lives paycheck to paycheck and has been homeless twice, Starks hasn’t allowed her hardships to break her spirit.
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Growing up in Atlanta, Georgia's predominantly Black community, Gabbi Pasha remembers seeing braid shops on nearly every ...
After experiencing an act of kindness herself, Brittany Starks found a unique way to help parents prepare their children for the return to school:... In homes, churches and in braiding shops around ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A single mother of two donated her time to braid kids' hair for free at the start of the school year, a labor of love that takes four to six hours a child and would cost $200-$300, ...
A friend's act of kindness inspired a woman in Antioch, Tennessee, to lend a helping hand by braiding children's hair for free. Then, Brittany Starks' generosity led more than a thousand people to ...
Brittany Starks knows what it’s like to struggle. Despite being a single mother who lives paycheck to paycheck and has been homeless twice, Starks hasn’t allowed her hardships to break her spirit.