Every single Locks of Love website specifies that their wigs are for alopecia patients, not cancer patients.
There really is no such thing as a good hair donation charity. If you don't have money, do you have time? How about calling your local branch of the American Cancer Society to see where they need volunteers, even a yearly event if you can't do it more often? Giving a day once a year shouldn't be a bigger deal than getting your hair cut. If you don't have that much time, you could wait until you graduate to donate money.
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They must have made an exception in her case
Date: 2007-11-06 04:50 am (UTC)There really is no such thing as a good hair donation charity. If you don't have money, do you have time? How about calling your local branch of the American Cancer Society to see where they need volunteers, even a yearly event if you can't do it more often? Giving a day once a year shouldn't be a bigger deal than getting your hair cut. If you don't have that much time, you could wait until you graduate to donate money.