Russell Crowe’s Ponytail for Charity
The Australian actor Russell Crowe, co-starring with Leonardo Dicaprio in “Body of Lies
“, will give his hair to Locks of Love. »
The Australian actor Russell Crowe, co-starring with Leonardo Dicaprio in “Body of Lies
“, will give his hair to Locks of Love. »
Give credit to Brandon Wilkes Tidwell, 4, who grew his hair halfway down his back so that it could eventually be cut off and donated to make wigs for children who have lost their hair. »
Washington Township teen Sebastian Canigiani didn’t mind being ridiculed a bit by his friends for having long hair. »
Unlike most high school seniors, Lukas Garrison waited until after graduation to cut his hair. »
Adding Definition Hair & Spa would like to thank all who participated in or made donations during the recent fundraiser for Locks of Love. »
An East Texas girl decided that other people’s needs are greater than her own. So, she’s got a hair cut, and not just any hair cut. »
Emma Benavides wanted to help people who lost their hair due to cancer treatments. This is not unusual according to the Locks of Love Web site, which states that it is an estimated 80 percent of all donations come from children who wish to help other children. »
Deepa Patel was “freaking out” in the last few minutes of her school day at Mason Middle School May 12. »
When 7-year-old Michaela Leach got her second-ever haircut on Saturday, she couldn’t wait to get rid of a whole foot of hair. It was heavy, she said, and impossible to brush. Shampooing was a trial. »
On April 27, 2008 Kayla Griego, age 10, of Eagle Point, fulfilled one of her dreams. After waiting for about a year to get her hair cut, she walked into Cost Cutters on Delta Waters Road where Carrie was waiting to give her a hair cut. »
Last year, when health teacher Maura Kerkezis challenged her students at the Martha Brown Middle School in Fairport to do something for the community, she had a definite idea in mind. »
When Officer Eric Schultz started losing his hair from chemo treatment a few weeks ago, he never imagined it would result in the unity he saw Saturday. »
Six-year-old Haylea Starr Knight of Reidsville is giving a special gift to a child this Christmas season ? her hair. »
An act of giving grew in importance thanks to a Colorado Springs fourth grader. Maddie Werner courageously stood before St. Mary’s High School students telling why their service is so important. »
Talon Nichols hadn’t cut his hair in six years, and it was 26 inches long. So when the South Umpqua High School senior showed up well-shorn, he got some strange looks. »
Chase Martin spent his 21st birthday surrounded by a group of friends clutching a gleaming pair of scissors. »
Fourth-grader Claire Nickison and her mother, Marita, anxiously arrive at their local hair salon. The hairdresser smiles to both of them, knowing the plan for Claire’s haircut. It is fast and easy. »
Sometimes it takes that one extra cut to help those in need. One Valley 7-year-old went that extra inch to help. »
Hannah Maggiore at Coral Springs is eight years old and with a sense of purpose. She’s cutting off 12 inches of blonde hair for those who need it more than she: children suffering from illness. »
Pocono Mountain East High School raised money over three weeks for Locks of Love, which creates wigs for ill children at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. In addition to the money, some students donated 10-inch clumps of their own hair for the wigs. »
Four-year-old Kenlie Parks-Walburn hopped into a barber chair at the Touch of Class salon Thursday morning, eager for a haircut. »
Six-year-old Kristen Shrum recently donated her hair to Locks of Love at Great Clips in Jackson. »
When Hayden Gump sees his cousin, Michaela Saxon, his eyes light up, his mother said. »
After Katie Norton donated her ponytail to charity, she tried to get two other Girl Scouts to do likewise. »
A sea of girls and women in green T-shirts filled Seton High School’s gym Monday. »
Destiny Foister, a sixth-grader at Sevierville Middle School, just wants to lend a helping hand. »
YOUNG GIRLS ALL OVER SAN RAMON are cutting their hair. They’re not just getting ready for the onslaught of warm summer weather, but they are making an important contribution at the same time. »
Alyssa Kozak will be saving her parents Bonnie and Rex some money on shampoo this summer. »
Thanks to a kindergartner from Hartland Township, the fight against disease is going to be a little easier for some kids. »
Sarah Hollnagel’s long, blonde hair was cut for only the second time in her life. And although her hair is 12 inches shorter, the cut was a worthy cause. »