Imagine a world where a diagnosis of brain cancer is met with a simple treatment - a pill or a shot that cures it in a matter of days. 

That's why we Brave the Shave with St. Baldrick's. 

The money we raise through these events goes directly to research to find cures for childhood cancers. This is *so* important because childhood cancers are different than adult cancers, yet we're fighting them with what comes down to best guesses. Children who are treated for childhood cancer face a lifetime of side effects and complications from their treatment.

We can do better. 

This is the 25th year of St. Baldrick’s raising funds for research to find cures for kids with cancer. And while great progress has been made, 1 in 5 kids diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. won’t survive.

We'll brave the shave (and maybe cold heads for a few weeks) and you donate some money, and together we can accelerate the next 25 years of cures for kids with cancer!

Regina shaves to honor:

Jordyn, the daughter of one of my youth group kids, who died of Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) at age 8.

Teddy, who I taught how to swim, who died of melanoma when he was 15.

Joshua, a beloved child of my church.

Nicole, daughter of a friend.

Johnny, the student of a friend.

And Hedda, who died at the age of 15 of Medulloblastoma.

Let us know if we can honor someone for you.