Chuck Mundahl, the uncle of a Great Clips franchisee, served in the Army in the Big Red 1 Division during the Vietnam War. He received a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star for his heroic actions. His story can be found here.

Great Clips, the world’s largest hair salon brand, has launched a new kind of Veterans Day and Remembrance Day campaign that highlights the veterans, active military members, and supporters that make the brand great. The #GREATful4VETS campaign tells the stories of individuals across the Great Clips network in the U.S. and Canada including franchisees, salon managers, stylists, family members and loyal customers, who have actively served or go above and beyond to support those who have served in the military.

Dennis Stevens, a Great Clips franchisee who helps veterans through Operation Second Chance, a non-profit organization that helps active and retired soldiers recover from traumatic injuries through restorative retreats.

Great Clips, the world’s largest hair salon brand, has launched a new kind of Veterans Day and Remembrance Day campaign that highlights the veterans, active military members, and supporters that make the brand great. The #GREATful4VETS campaign tells the stories of individuals across the Great Clips network in the U.S. and Canada including franchisees, salon managers, stylists, family members and loyal customers, who have actively served or go above and beyond to support those who have served in the military.

Jon Jacobson, the husband of a Great Clips salon manager, was injured in 2009 in Iraq and overcame insurmountable odds to become a better husband and father.

Great Clips, the world’s largest hair salon brand, has launched a new kind of Veterans Day and Remembrance Day campaign that highlights the veterans, active military members, and supporters that make the brand great. The #GREATful4VETS campaign tells the stories of individuals across the Great Clips network in the U.S. and Canada including franchisees, salon managers, stylists, family members and loyal customers, who have actively served or go above and beyond to support those who have served in the military.

Beth Callendar, a Great Clips general manager and veteran who was inspired to join the army after hearing stories from her grandfather serving in World War II.

Great Clips, the world’s largest hair salon brand, has launched a new kind of Veterans Day and Remembrance Day campaign that highlights the veterans, active military members, and supporters that make the brand great. The #GREATful4VETS campaign tells the stories of individuals across the Great Clips network in the U.S. and Canada including franchisees, salon managers, stylists, family members and loyal customers, who have actively served or go above and beyond to support those who have served in the military.

Patty Addison, a Great Clips salon manager who has faithfully supported her husband and two sons through multiple deployments overseas.