People from all over the world donate their hair to Wigs for Kids. While each of us share in the experience of donating, the reason behind why we donate is always unique and meaningful. No matter your reason for giving, a donation to Wigs for Kids makes an immense difference in the life of a child who is struggling with hair loss. Read why three generous girls chose to give, turning their reasons to give into life changing actions.
Zoe saw a video at vacation bible school two years ago about a little girl who lost all her hair due to cancer and how another little girl donated her hair to make wigs. She set her little heart to do the same thing, so for two years Zoe grew her hair just so she could donate it. She is such a great kid, and her heart is for people. Thank you for all you do Wigs for Kids!
When Aislyn was little she had a condition called (loose anagen syndrome) and lost almost all of her hair. We didn’t get her a wig and she eventually grew out of the condition. Now she’s 10 and has beautiful long red hair and has made her first donation!. She has a golden heart and truly understands what it is like not to have hair.
Jailyn decided she would donate her hair after seeing all the hair that was just being thrown away at the salon, she asked why it wasn’t being donated and they told her it wasn’t long enough, after learning hers was she asked for it to be cut so she could give it to a child who would love it as much as she has. Jailyn loved her hair so much and I never thought she would cut it so I knew this was special to her.
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Minka is 8 years old and in the second grade. She begin to experience hair loss at the age of 7 months old. Minka’s hair loss is caused by an auto-immune disease called alopecia. Minka can often be found gliding on the ice — this young girl is an accomplished figure skater, winning first place […]
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Cara was diagnosed with Alopecia Universalis when she was four years old. At the beginning she wore a hat to conceal her hair loss. Years later Cara’s mom learned about Wigs for Kids through a support group, and Cara received her first wig at the age of eight. Cara is now ten years old and […]
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Emily first became part of the Wigs for Kids family when she was nine years old. She was diagnosed with alopecia. Initially Emily had bald spots the size of a quarter and by the age of 12 and in the sixth grade, she had lost all of her hair. Emily was fitted with a hairpiece […]
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