If you害羞草研究所檝e been staring at those scissors, trying to decide whether to cut your hair yourself, here害羞草研究所檚 a good reason to go for it.
Haircuts for Good is a new movement designed to raise money for health-care foundations and food banks. It害羞草研究所檚 a cause taken up by a Fraser Valley man, John Perlinger. And yes, it involves going public with those haircuts.
害羞草研究所淭he concept is to cut your own hair or the hair of a family member while directing the funds that you would have spent on a 害羞草研究所榩rofessional害羞草研究所� haircut to the foundation of your choice,害羞草研究所� Perlinger says. 害羞草研究所淗ave some fun with it, challenge your friends to join in, and help us make this viral.害羞草研究所�
After you害羞草研究所檝e had your home haircut, he says, visit and make a donation.
害羞草研究所淪hare your beautiful scissor work (or less beautiful) to your social media accounts and use the hashtag#haircutsforgood while challenging a few of your friends or family to do the same,害羞草研究所� he says.
Perlinger got it all going with a snazzy new haircut for his son, JJ.
While they first called the initiative Haircuts for Healthcare, they decided to expand to include food banks, too.
害羞草研究所淲ith the massive amount of people out of work we wanted to be able to support those who are struggling to put necessary food on the table,害羞草研究所� he says.
People have been using YouTube videos, advice from their stylists, and a whole lot of guts to keep their hair trimmed while hair salons are closed due to COVID-19 physical distancing measures. At the same time, organizations have had to cancel or adapt their fundraising events for the same reasons.
Perlinger害羞草研究所檚 initiative gels the two together in a creative way, in an effort to help support those who need it most.
害羞草研究所淭he COVID-19 pandemic is having a profound impact on healthcare providers 害羞草研究所� and their patients, families, and staff 害羞草研究所� worldwide,害羞草研究所� he says. 害羞草研究所淲hile every foundation has its own needs based on their individual situations, they all rely on generous donors like you to fill the gap between government funding and the greater needs of their hospital.害羞草研究所�
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