Showing posts with label donating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label donating. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

Locks of Love

A few days ago, my mom took me to the hairdresser to get my hair cut.  Last summer, Sarah and I convinced my youngest sister Hannah to cut her hair and donated it to an organization called  Locks of Love.  Hannah was the first in our family to get her hair cut because my hair was not long enough. Before I cut it, my hair was twelve inches long. To donate you need your hair to be at least 10 inches or longer.  Locks of Love makes wigs and hair pieces for children that have lost their hair.  I had wanted to have a short hair cut and was glad that it also could help a child who doesn't have hair receive a wig. I now have very short hair and I think I like it even better.




















When my mom was in 2nd grade, she also cut her hair. Here are some photos of  hair when it was long and short. Which hair cut do you like better? She has never had short hair after that.


My mom  in second grade


 








 Have you ever cut your hair short? 

Have you done anything else that has helped your community?

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Locks of Love

My friend Hannah, did a wonderful post on how her sister donated hair to Locks of Love. Locks of love is an organization that makes wigs for children that do not have hair. They ask for hair donations and accept hair that is 10 inches or longer.

After Hannah's post, all the girls in my family wanted to donate hair. We measured every girls hair in my family and the only person with long enough hair is my little sister Hannah.  Since my sister Hannah is only five, we had explain to her why she needed to cut her hair.  We tied her hair in a low ponytail and then my mom cut it right above the hair band.  Afterwards, my grandmother trimmed her hair to make it even.  My sister's hair is now very short and cute.
























Thank you "big" Hannah for the great idea.


Do you think you might want to donate your hair?

Does anyone have any other ideas of things we can do to help our community?