SheGotHair.com Partners with Lolly’s Locks to Help Provide Wigs for Women Fighting Cancer — SheGotHair.com
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HAMPTON, Ga. – Dec. 1, 2017 – PRLog — SheGotHair.com, the hip new Atlanta-based hair extensions brand, has announced their partnership with Lolly’s Locks, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides high-quality wigs to economically disadvantaged cancer patients suffering hair loss as a side-effect of chemotherapy. The two entities have come together to help women fighting cancer by providing an important service: a sense of normalcy, dignity, and privacy.
“High-quality human hair wigs can be extremely expensive,” says Divina Mims Puckett, owner of SheGotHair.com. “Women experiencing the impacts of medically induced hair loss shouldn’t have to rely on refurbished synthetic hair from wig banks. We want to help provide a more permanent solution and give women a sense of pride.”
The partnership includes a commitment to raise $5,000 over three years to support Lolly’s Locks’ wigs for cancer patients through annual donation collections online at SheGotHair.com.
“Partnering with Lolly’s Locks allows us to bring a positive change in the lives of women while reminding us to be humble and grateful for what we have in life. We are thankful for our generous customers who we know will agree there is no greater gift than helping out someone in need.”
To learn more about Lolly’s Locks and the services they provide, visit https://lollyslocks.org.
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About Lolly’s Locks: Lolly’s Locks is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides high-quality wigs to economically disadvantaged cancer patients suffering hair loss as a side-effect of chemotherapy. They were founded in 2012 to honor the memory of Lolly Toll. Lolly originally dreamed the idea for Lolly’s Locks when she was undergoing chemotherapy for ovarian cancer. She was shocked and dismayed to find that high-quality wigs can cost thousands of dollars and that insurance policies generally offer little or no help towards the cost of such a wig.
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