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Local Non-Profit to Reactivate Commack Chapter After 6-Year Hiatus
The local chapter of the organization will be hosting an event this week.
A local non-profit recently announced that they have reactivated its Commack chapter after a six-year hiatus.
GlamourGals, which recruits teen volunteers to provide companionship and complimentary beauty makeovers to women in senior homes, will be hosting the first makeover since 2011 on Wednesday.
Volunteers from Commack High School will be bringing a day of fun and beauty to seniors at the Gurwin Jewish Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Commack, where the first ever GlamourGals makeover took place.
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The Commack GlamourGals chapter was originally founded by CEO Rachel Doyle during her junior year of high school in 2000.
The organization now has 95 chapters across the country with over 1,400 teen volunteers to serve more than 2,500 seniors in 16 states and Canada.
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