Seeing a friend or family member do good can spark a person's own desire to get involved by starting their own campaign for the organization - we call this a branch campaign. A supporter can use their branch campaign to tap into their own network, with all the donations flowing back to the organization. Every donation counts toward the total goal of the cause, so branch campaigns are an amazing way for lots of people to come together to support something they all believe in.
Hi! My name is Kaitlyn Richards and this is my first time donating to Hair We Share. Overall, this is my third time donating and I plan to continue donating as long as possibly can. I love supporting these charities that help all age ranges, populations, and diagnoses due to the confidence it brings to the recipients. My interest in the hair-donating charities began in 2008 when my grandmother passed away after a long battle with breast cancer. During chemo treatments, she began to lose her hair and lost a lot of her confidence until she started finding wigs that matched her personality. Wearing these wigs made her feel "normal" and beautiful despite having such an ugly battle happening within her. Wigs are not easy to make, nor are they cheap... a single wig can cost up to $1,000 to make. My goal is to raise the full $1,000 so that a child/adult somewhere will not have to pay for something that so many of us take for granted. ANY donation is welcomed and I will be donating over the next 4 weeks as well. This organization is important to me, and I am so excited to have the opportunity to raise money on its behalf. The idea is for this to be a "grassroots" campaign, where people give what they can and spread the word to their friends, family, and co-workers. Thank you all so much for supporting such a wonderful charity!
Thanks again!
Hi! My name is Kaitlyn Richards and this is my first time donating to Hair We Share. Overall, this is my third time donating and I plan to continue donating as long as possibly can. I love supporting these charities that help all age ranges, populations, and diagnoses due to the confidence it brings to the recipients. My interest in the hair-donating charities began in 2008 when my grandmother passed away after a long battle with breast cancer. During chemo treatments, she began to lose her hair and lost a lot of her confidence until she started finding wigs that matched her personality. Wearing these wigs made her feel "normal" and beautiful despite having such an ugly battle happening within her. Wigs are not easy to make, nor are they cheap... a single wig can cost up to $1,000 to make. My goal is to raise the full $1,000 so that a child/adult somewhere will not have to pay for something that so many of us take for granted. ANY donation is welcomed and I will be donating over the next 4 weeks as well. This organization is important to me, and I am so excited to have the opportunity to raise money on its behalf. The idea is for this to be a "grassroots" campaign, where people give what they can and spread the word to their friends, family, and co-workers. Thank you all so much for supporting such a wonderful charity!
Thanks again!
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