Changing the lives of people in need one free haircut at a time

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In Northwest Philadelphia, Joshua Santiago is changing lives one free haircut at a time. Joshua uses his mobile barbershop to travel across the country, providing free haircuts for the homeless, military, veterans, children, and families in need. His call to help sprouted when Joshua was assigned to give cuts at an area shelter while attending barber school. Now, he runs a nonprofit that helps connect people in need to drug treatment centers.April 24, 2022

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