How it all Began

The emotional repercussions of a woman losing her hair are life-altering. When Michelle Kaminsky was diagnosed with alopecia, she struggled to find a way to restore her dignity. She felt alone and overwhelmed, with no one she could truly trust to help her.

The Mika Mission

Michelle felt passionately that no woman should ever have to go through what she did. She founded her salon as a place where wig-wearing women would be treated with dignity and respect, where every budget would be accommodated, and no one would ever be judged. Today, Mika’s Salon is known as a fun and friendly place where staff and customers are treated like family.

Community Partnership

Michelle is passionate about helping and empowering the sick and vulnerable, and she is proud to partner with Bikur Cholim of Cleveland as Business of the Month. Her support for Bikur Cholim is an expression of her deeply felt commitment to community and compassion.

Mika’s Wig Boutique
2199 S Green Rd, University Heights, OH 44122
216-382-2954

How it all Began

The emotional repercussions of a woman losing her hair are life-altering. When Michelle Kaminsky was diagnosed with alopecia, she struggled to find a way to restore her dignity. She felt alone and overwhelmed, with no one she could truly trust to help her.

The Mika Mission

Michelle felt passionately that no woman should ever have to go through what she did. She founded her salon as a place where wig-wearing women would be treated with dignity and respect, where every budget would be accommodated, and no one would ever be judged. Today, Mika’s Salon is known as a fun and friendly place where staff and customers are treated like family.

Community Partnership

Michelle is passionate about helping and empowering the sick and vulnerable, and she is proud to partner with Bikur Cholim of Cleveland as Business of the Month. Her support for Bikur Cholim is an expression of her deeply felt commitment to community and compassion.

Mika’s Wig Boutique
2199 S Green Rd, University Heights, OH 44122
216-382-2954

All those doing mommy camp for all or part of the summer, let’s get together and plan group activities and clubs. Call or text Zahava at 216-535-8392.

Dear Mendy, z”l,

As we commemorated your Shloshim, I couldn’t help but think how much I miss your emails. I didn’t fully appreciate that your relentless stream of ideas and causes changed our worlds and woke us up to the most pressing needs of today and tomorrow.

I recently heard a shiur and my immediate reaction was wishing I could email it to you so you could shout it to the frum world. It’s a crucial message that must be heard by every parent and mechanech: Hashem’s love for each and every Jew is unbreakable! (https://www.torahanytime.com/#/lectures?v=62009)

I am sure you would have agreed. Alas, the Jewish People has lost one of our modern day Neviim whose relentless pursuit of what is right and good for Klal Yisrael compelled us to constantly improve.

But we are bereft, and I desperately miss your emails.

Signed,

A grateful student of the Gadol of Empathy

I never take this opportunity to thank all of you for stopping every day to daven for these Cholim-thank you!  Tizku l’mitzvos.

We desperately need more people to daven for these Cholim. Please take a few minutes to check with your friends and neighbors (new neighbors) to see if we can enlist their help. I’m sure there are days when finding the time is challenging but somehow you make it work. Please help me recruit new volunteers.

Please email justdaven@gmail.com.