Your generous contributions will directly support the creation of bespoke wigs for kids with cancer, provide essential financial assistance to families in need, support vital cancer research, and fund clinical oncology positions, ensuring that every child facing a cancer diagnosis receive the care and support they deserve.
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Bespoke wigs created for kids with cancer from the efforts of our amazing fundraisers in FY24
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Fundraisers who partnered with us to fund wigs and make today easier for kids with cancer
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Individual hair donations we have received
How it works
Cut
Commit to cutting or shaving your hair, set the date and make a positive change to do something amazing.
Wigs
Your hair will be made into a bespoke wig for a child that has cancer.
Fundraise
Share your own fundraising page with your friends,
family and work colleagues, keep them updated with your journey.
Kids
The money you raise will pay for a bespoke wig in its entirety and ensure that every child facing cancer receives the care and support they deserve.
Our Partner
Each bespoke wig is carefully matched to the child’s natural colour and style to make them feel more confident
- Sue Brosnan just donated $52.75
- Demi just donated $31.65
- Ms Moss just donated $21.10
- Nidhi Prasad just donated $40
- Tim just donated $105.50
- Anne and Vern. just donated $21.10
- Anna psyhogios just donated $52.75
- Samantha Speed just donated $52.75
- Anonymous just donated $105.50
- CAB Engineering PTy Ltd just donated $52.75
- Sandra just donated $21.10
- Anonymous just donated $21.10
- Beyond Electrical Engineering just donated $316.50
- Barb & Pete Reitman just donated $52.75
- Tiarna just donated $21.10
- Paula Rice just donated $126.60
- tanika just donated $21.10
- Jacinta Fitzgerald just donated $52.75
- Sim x just donated $52.75
- Kate Browne just donated $50
Be Inspired
Jayla, VIC
Jayla chopped her beautiful long hair to make other children that are sick to feel special, to let them know they are really important and loved
Sapphire, QLD
When Sapphire became aware that kids who are being treated for cancer lost their hair, she worried that they might feel bad and uncomfortable at school etc. She said she realised that her own hair would grow back easily so she could donate it so that another child would have hair too and have one less thing to worry about
Rani, WA
Was inspired to donate her hair and raise money in honour of her nana, who passed away from cancer.