He's a Baltimore man, father, husband, life coach, and barber.
Nathaniel Robinson is making an impact far beyond the barber’s chair—using his business to uplift his community.
Today, AT&T recognized his efforts with praise and a $2,500 donation.
Robinson’s shop is more than a place for haircuts.
He provides free back-to-school trims, mentors young barbers, and teaches men the importance of self-care and brotherhood.
“I like to help other barbers," says Robinson. "I remember when I first started, I didn’t get a lot of help from a lot of people. So I wanted to put myself out there to help young barbers. Anybody. Old, young. I just like helping people.”
With 14 years of experience, Robinson's work is now part of AT&T’s push to highlight Black-owned businesses making a difference.
