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Local businesses, organizations providing free resources for residents after Hurricane Milton

Salon offering free shampoo, coffee
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TAMPA, Fla. — Local businesses have announced free services, such as showers, shampoos, and meals for community members who were affected by Hurricane Milton.

This list will be updated.

Crunch Fitness

Crunch Fitness is offering showers, charging stations, meals, and a place to re-energize both mentally and physically. The services are for both members and non-members. Here are all the locations across the Tampa Bay area offering services:

  • Crunch Land O’Lakes
  • Crunch Countryside
  • Crunch Lakewood Ranch
  • Crunch Bee Ridge
  • Crunch West Bradenton
  • Crunch Wesley Chapel
  • Crunch Channelside
  • Crunch Bloomingdale
  • Crunch Tampa Palms
  • Crunch Hillsborough
  • Crunch Riverview
  • Crunch Lakeland
  • Crunch Stuart
  • Crunch Palm Beach Gardens
  • Crunch West Melbourne
  • Crunch Wickham
  • Crunch Altamonte Springs
  • Crunch Belle Isle
  • Crunch Kissimmee
  • Crunch East Colonial
  • Crunch Poinciana
  • Crunch Lake Nona
  • Crunch Winter Garden
  • Crunch Winter Springs
  • Crunch Boy Scout
  • Crunch Six Mile
  • Crunch Cape Coral

Fantastic Sams

Fantastic Sams is offering free shampoos to those without access to water. To take advantage of the offer, simply call your local Fantastic Sams salon to schedule a visit.

Mercy Chefs at Bayside Community Church

Mercy Chefs is providing free lunch and dinner at Bayside Community Church located at 15900 FL-64 in Bradenton. Lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. and dinner will be served from 4:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.

Floyd's Barbershop

Guests can get free shampoos, charge their phones, and grab a coffee at Floyd's Barbershop in Clearwater and St. Pete. The St. Pete location is also offering half off haircuts while you can get a $10 haircut in Safety Harbor.

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