Hair Donation
Hair loss is a life changing experience. Children With Hair Loss and Just Hair's goal is to make a positive difference in the lives of those suffering hair loss due to medical conditions.
Children With Hair Loss relies solely on donations, in the form of real-hair ponytails and monetary contributions. With these donations they provide quality hair solutions at no cost to children throughout the USA. Hair We Share is committed to changing lives.
Children With Hair Loss was formed in September of 2000 and was quickly able to purchase their first building in 2005. We are extremely proud to say that Children With Hair Loss is rapidly making a mark in the medical related hair loss communities, improving lives and restoring the confidence children throughout the USA. To this day, Children With Hair Loss has never charged a child. And currently provides a customized human hair replacement and care kit to over 600 children a year!
If you would like to donate money, donate your hair yourself, or just read about the organization, Click Here
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To donate to Children With Hair Loss
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Hair must be 8 inches or more.
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Non-chemically treated hair is preferred, but any hair in good condition will be accepted.
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Gray hair is accepted.
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Curly and wavy hair should be kept in its natural pattern and not blown straight.
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Hair must be completely clean and dry, ponytailed or braided.
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Donors are emailed a personalized certification of appreciation!
Just Hair will send in your donated hair with our shipment, at no charge, even if we are not the ones to cut it. If you choose to bring it in, please make note the following in addition to the above guidelines:
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Hair should be secured in several small pony tails with a rubber band.
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Hair should be cut at least 1 inch above the rubber band.
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Place the clean, dry pony tails in a ziploc bag with your contact information.
*Please note that if the hair is in anyway wet or damp, the hair could begin to mold, rendering it useless. It is absolutely vital that the hair is 100% dry prior to it being sealed in a ziploc bag*