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Cancer Research Benefit haircutting

  
Tuesday, June 05 2007 @ 12:42 PM EDT
Contributed by: Anonymous

General NewsWe need your help to spread the word about the following special event - "Donate Your "CROP" of Hair at the Richmond Farmers' Market to Benefit Cancer Victims and Research"


July 27th - On stage from 3:00 to 4:30 Denise Bernard and her team of talented hair designers from Bridge Street Hair, Inc. will sponsor a fundraiser for cancer victims and research. Starting at 3:00 they will be donating their time and expertise by giving free haircuts and a new look to those who are willing to donate their long hair (over 8 inches) to Locks of Love and Wigs for Kids. This hair will be used to create hairpieces and be given to those undergoing cancer treatment. If you know anyone willing to donate their long locks, please contact Denise Bernard at 434-2220 to register and schedule a style consultation. After the longer locks have been harvested, they will give free haircuts to the general public, with the cost of the cut and donations going to benefit cancer research.

On stage from 4:45 to 5:30, the HIMS will perform. The HIMS are a `cutting edge' men's a capella group from Huntington Community Church. The name HIMS was given to the group after first performing on Mother's Day nineteen years ago and means Huntington's Incredible Men Singers. Let your hair down and enjoy the harmony.

    
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