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In 2008, owner Dawn Panfil founded the Pink Possible Campaign to raise money to support women after their breast cancer treatment ended. Pink Possible raised $10,000 in its first year.

Since then, we have partnered with dozens of local businesses and over 36 salons in Southeast Wisconsin. Together, we have proudly raised over $600,000 to support our local friends & family during and after cancer treatments.

My “Pride & Joy” that developed is the “Living Well Beyond Cancer” Program, supporting breast cancer patient education, prevention, patient experience, research and survivorship programming across southeastern Wisconsin.

This 9 week survivorship program is designed for patients who have had a diagnosis of breast cancer and have completed active treatment at an Advocate Aurora facility or with your oncologist approval if you are still in treatment. The completion of treatment is not the end of the cancer experience, yet it marks the ongoing journey into survivorship.

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Hair Solutions believes in giving back to our community. Each year we proudly donate over $10,000 to local schools, churches and private events.

Over the years, it has been our pleasure to support the following:

  • Dawn Panfil, owner of Hair Solutions Salon & Spa, has been a donor to the Living Well Beyond Cancer Program at Aurora West Allis Medical Center since 2008. Dawn met with a group of leaders at Aurora West Allis, including Dr. Kepple, and they came up with Living Well Beyond Cancer, a 9-week program that includes classes and information on how to create a new healthy lifestyle after cancer treatment. Hair Solutions Salon & Spa started selling Pink Hair extensions to "Extend Awareness" for breast cancer in the month of October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, to support this program. This has led to the incredible donation of nearly $180,000 since the first year in 2008.

  • The Waukesha Women’s Center $3,000
  • New Berlin & Muskego Food Pantries $1,600
  • ABCD (After Breast Cancer Diagnosis) $500
  • Tess Corners Fire Department for emergency medical equipment to pay for one AED machine. $1,250
  • More than $5K to Community Churches, Local Schools, Senior Taxi, Boy Scouts, New Berlin Veterans, Haws, Local Fundraisers and other events that are important to these we serve.

This is How We Roll Charity Event 2026