Lots of tidbits of news from neighborhood businesses.

Sandra Coan Photography, 310 NW 85th St., is hosting a Humane Society fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1. Email sandra@sandracoan.com to make an appointment. Goody bags provided by Good Clean Dog.

Photo courtesy Sandra Coan Photography.

Naked City Brewery & Taphouse tells us they raised about $440 for non-profit writing and tutoring center 826 Seattle with its special brew “826 Luminosity” on Aug. 26.

Hazel Salon & Organics, 5817 Phinney Ave. N., is raising money for two special organizations in October. Pay $10 for pink hair extensions and 100 percent of that money goes to the Susan G. Komen Foundation; pay $10 for purple hair extensions, and all that money goes to the King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Strut shoe store at 7511 Greenwood Ave. N. recently welcomed Allusia into its store, with handbags, jewelry and home décor. The original Allusia store was next to the old Ken’s Market, but had to leave to make room for Ken’s expansion three years ago. Allusia then opened a store in Burien.

Greenwood residents Jeff and Jason Gordon just started a new business, Flash Gordon Pet ID Tags. The custom, designer pet name tags and charms are designed on 3D-engineering software, then created with sintered stainless steel with a bronze, antique bronze or gold-plated finish.

Tasty art gallery at 7513 Greenwood Ave. N. is having a special trunk sale with jewelry artist Anthony Angel from 6-9 p.m. Wednesday. Fly Girl Feathers will offer feather and tinsel hair extensions, feather earrings and other accessories, and Shelby from Stila Cosmetics will be applying makeup. Champagne and nibbles provided, plus 15 percent off everything else at Tasty that night. Check out the event’s Facebook page for more info.

Rings by Anthony Angel. Photo courtesy Tasty.

Sugarcomb Hair Salon at 780 N. 73rd St. is having a fashion and trunk show from 6-9 p.m. Saturday, featuring Seamless in Seattle winning fashion designer Kate Burt, designer Gwen of Lekkerlife, designer Susan from Una, and local jewelry designer Birna Sigurbjornsdottir; plus a DJ set by Levi Clark (Shameless) and emcee Rick Friel. All proceeds from a raffle will go to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Deluxe Hair, which moved into Sugarcomb Salon temporarily last month after a flood in the upstairs unit at 6512 Phinney Ave. N. caused a lot of damage, has decided to permanently merge with Sugarcomb, at 780 N. 73rd St.

Deluxe Hair stylists Lisa and Isabella are keeping their old phone numbers for appointments: Lisa — 206-297-2002; Isabella – 206-954-8811. Their business will be called Deluxe Hair at Sugarcomb.

Lisa at Deluxe Hair, 6512 Phinney Ave. N., tells us that water damage from a small fire in the unit above the hair salon on Monday damaged their space. The shop is closed  for repairs, but they’ve set up an agreement for the month of  August to work out of Sugarcomb Salon, 780 N. 73rd St.

Deluxe Hair’s phone numbers remain the same for booking appointments. Call Lisa at 206-297-2002 or Isabella at 206-954-8811.

Sugarcomb Salon, at the corner of North 73rd Street and Linden Avenue North at the nexus of Phinney/Green Lake, is sponsoring a unique fundraiser for victims of the Haiti earthquake. “Haircuts for Haiti” on Monday April 12 and April 19 will give all proceeds from the days’ haircuts to Children of the Nations’ “Hands on Haiti” project, which helps finance the ongoing medical care of children injured in Haiti’s earthquake.

Haircuts are available on a first-come first-served basis from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 12. For more information, check out their Facebook page.