Welcome to our Best of 2017: Wigs For Kids series! Over the next few weeks, we’re going to be looking back at some of your favorite posts and sharing some of the transformations we’re watched this year!
We have so many people ask us about donating their hair to make a child’s transformation possible through Wigs For Kids. In this video, Jeffrey Paul and two special guest talk about the ins and outs of hair donation.
Jeffrey Paul, founder and CEO of Wigs for Kids, and his two special guests, Lauren and Emily, issue a challenge to you! They are challenging you to grow out your hair for children who have lost their hair due to Alopecia, cancer, or other illnesses and medical conditions.
Having helped so many children overcome the devastation of hair loss, Wigs for Kids would like to help give children who desire longer hair exactly what they want. While the required length is 12 inches, Jeffrey, Lauren, and Emily explain why maybe waiting a little longer to donate might just help make even more children’s dreams come true!
If you or a loved one is experiencing hair thinning or hair loss, learn more about solutions available to you on the Jeffrey Paul Blog.
Kick Stand-Up will be the phrase used to kick off an annual event hosted by Local 1393 Motorcycle Club on May 13. Bikers from across the U.S. (300 strong) will converge in Brown County, Indiana for their annual ride and fundraiser. The ride starts at 12 Noon and will end at about 4:30 PM at […]
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The owners of Salon District Studios in Bakersfield, CA have chosen Wigs for Kids for fundraising activities this spring. The owners are Casey and Linda Rion, they held the grand opening of the business in November 2019. They have two locations with over 60 studios. Services offered at the various studios range from hair stylists, […]
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Wigs for Kids is pleased to once again participate in Family Kindness Day organized by Senders Pediatrics. On Sunday, April 30 (1-4 PM) hundreds of community members will join together at Beachwood High School to celebrate kindness. The event is designed to inspire students and their parents to see that no act of kindness is […]
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