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Join an event, start a fundraiser or become an advocate!
Create a Ripple,
Save a Life
This September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and Sport Clips Haircuts is teaming up with the St. Baldrick’s Foundation to raise money for childhood cancer research. Imagine a world where every child diagnosed with cancer could be cured. Where the 1 in 5 kids who don't survive today could grow up and live their dreams? Your donation can save lives by funding the best research to find cures.
In 2016, Sport Clips Haircuts proudly signed on as St. Baldrick's Foundation's first national sponsor, and since then, it has contrbuted $2.7 million to lifesaving childhood cancer research. Sport Clips Team Members are active in the fight against cancer in local communities by assisting in raising funds for childhood cancer research while also supporting and hosting local head-shaving events.
Other Ways to Get Involved
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Style With Purpose
Only until September 30, claim your own limited-edition shirt. Raise awareness and support the mission in style!
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Spread the Word and Fundraise
Download sharable graphics for social media and tag @StBaldricks or start a Facebook Fundraiser.
Julianna “Juju”
neuroblastoma
When Juju relapsed, her family wanted to stay close to home for treatment. Your support makes that possible for kids like Julianna. By donating to St. Baldrick’s, you bring cutting-edge treatments closer to every child, everywhere.
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glioblastoma multiforme
After Luke died of cancer, his family and community rallied together, creating a ripple of support to help other families. By honoring Luke’s legacy, you can extend those ripples, creating a brighter future for children with cancer.
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neuroblastoma
Thanks to Unituxin, a drug advanced in part by St. Baldrick’s funded research, she survived cancer and is now pursuing her dreams of becoming a doctor. Your donation creates ripples, funding research that helps kids like Lauren grow up and achieve their goals.
Learn More About LaurenSam
acute promyelocytic leukemia
Sam’s journey from St. Baldrick’s volunteer to cancer patient shows how today’s actions create ripples for the future. The research that saved Sam’s life was supported by St. Baldrick’s, and he now spreads these ripples by inspiring others to join the fight.
Learn More About Sam