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Tats for Toys

By Debbie Earle, Community Writer
January 10, 2018 at 01:34pm. Views: 35

The Grand Terrace Woman’s Club is very blessed to be in contact with two magnificent Tattoo studios. Ten years ago,k Julius Vargas opened Paragon Tattoo on La Crosse in Grand Terrace. He wanted to give back and so he partnered with the Grand Terrace Woman's Club. Tats for Toys was born. He would do a 2x2 tattoo for a new unwrapped toy. This helped the Grand Terrace Women's Club so much. He also owned Paragon Tattoo in Moreno Valley. So he sold the Grand Terrace store to Jacob Doney. Now we have two wonderful men helping us with our Child Help Program. These toys have been given to children who did not receive anything for Christmas. Jacob does a 2x2 tattoo for $20.00 for an unwrapped new toy. Julius does a 3x3 for $20.00 that is valued for $15.00 for his designs. These guys have hearts of gold for what they give back and the hours they work. A child’s life is better on Christmas because of these guys with hearts so big, that do great work.

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