Wigs for kids

Wigs for kids

Wigs for Kids is a nonprofit organization started by Jeffrey Paul which creates wigs for children who have lost their hair either permanently or temporarily due to a medical condition. This organization accepts donations of hair and money. Volunteers run fund-raisers to offset wig costs. No child is charged for a Wig, unlike other Non-Profits.

Donation

Hair must be
* Cut by anyone, then placed in a plastic bag or wrapped in plastic before sending.
* A minimum of 12 inches of dry hair in a ponytail or braid .(curly hair can be pulled straight to measure)
* Not be processed in any way, including perming.
* Gray hair is acceptable.

Recipients

To apply for a wig, a child must
* Be 18 years old or younger.
* Have lost hair through chemotherapy, radiation treatments, alopecia areata, burns, or other medical circumstances.
* Fill out a form and send it in.

ee also

* Children with Hair Loss
* Locks of Love
* Sofia's Hair 4 Health

External links

* [http://www.wigsforkids.org/ Wigs for Kids official page]
* [http://www.wigsforkids.org/Hair-Donations/Donate-your-Hair-to-Wigs-for-Kids/Hair-Donation-Information/ Donation form]
* [http://www.wigsforkids.org/Left-Column-News-Events/News-and-Events/Events/ Walk at the Cleveland Zoo]


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