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The Coilistry Impact Program

The Coilistry Impact Program

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Empowering Confidence Through Hair, Wellness, & Community.

The Coilistry Impact program provides education, resources, haircare support, and community inititates that uplift women, men, children, and families.

Where haircare
meets
mental health.

Every hairstyle tells a story...
 

For many people, hair is identity, culture, confidence, and healing.

At The Coilistry Impact Program, we believe access to healthy hair care should never be a barrier to confidence or opportunity.
 

Through education, outreach, and compassionate service, we're helping individuals and families feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Every hairstyle tells a story.

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Behind every statistic is a person, a family, and a story. Our work exists to restore confidence, increase access, and create opportunities through hair education, wellness, and community support.

78% of women experiencing hair loss report feelings of shame, anxiety, and depression.

Nearly 47% of black women experience some form of hair loss or alopecia.

78% of black men who maintain a regular haircut routine report that grooming directly elevates their confidence, daily mood, and sense of comfort in their own skin. 

Black women are 3.5 times more likely to be perceived as unprofessional at work due to their natural hair. 

Among black women experiencing hair loss, 80% have never been seen by a physician or dermatologist for treatment, representing a massive gap in specialized care. 

Over 50% of black girls experienced hair discrimination before reaching age 5. 

Adults with conditions like alopecia areta are 30% to 50% more likely to be diagnosed with depression.

74% of African American women report feelings of intense emotional frustration regarding hair maintenance, and 54% of black girls by age 12 experience hair-related teasing that directly damages their global self-esteem. 

An overwhelming 90% of black youth experience direct hair discrimination or negative feedback about their hair texture and style by age 12. 

While black students make upnonly 15% of the US public school population, they account for 45% of all school suspensions directly tied to hair and grooming violations. 

Give the gift of confidence

Every donation helps provide hair care, education, wellness resources, and confidence to individuals and families who need it tit the most. 

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