Since 2003, I’ve taken a seat in the barber’s chair at Fadó Irish Pub and shaved my head for St. Baldrick’s. This year marks **my 21st shave**, and while the hair grows back every time, the reason I do it never changes.

I shave my head because kids with cancer don’t get a choice. They don’t get to step away from the fear, the treatments, or the uncertainty. But we *can* choose to stand with them. We can choose to fund the research that gives them hope, better treatments, and the chance to grow up.

Over more than two decades, our Atlanta community — gathered year after year at Fadó — has shown what compassion looks like in action. Together, we’ve helped raise millions for lifesaving childhood cancer research. Every donation, no matter the size, becomes part of that impact.

Thank you for your support over the years as a sponsor, volunteer or when you joined and shaved your head.

So I’m asking for your support once again.

Sponsor my shave.

Help us keep this tradition strong.

Help us give kids the future they deserve.

On event day, when the clippers buzz and the hair falls, I’ll be thinking of the children and families who inspire us, and of the incredible people like you who make this mission possible.

Thank you for standing with me — and with them — for 21 years.