“Fund-razor” for Children Fighting Cancer
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Andrea Gonzalez poses with Silvia Garcia after donating 12” of hair.
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Alicia Mireles ready to donate her hair, poses with stylist Nicole Marks-Garcia from RCC Cosmetology School.
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RCC Cosmetology Director, Peter Westbrook, and Michael Cook. A special thank you to Michael Cook, a Ft. Irwin Firefighter, that planted the seed for this event and fundraiser by calling Childhood Cancer Foundation of Southern California in 2005 and offering to have his head shaved by a child with cancer to show his support of all those fighting this disease.
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Arianah Lopez, 7, donates 12” hair donations for Wigs for Kids.
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Israel Rivas, 6, shaves Michael Cook’s hair. A special thank you to Michael Cook, a Ft. Irwin Firefighter, that planted the seed for this event and fundraiser by calling Childhood Cancer Foundation of Southern California in 2005 and offering to have his head shaved by a child with cancer to show his support of all those fighting this disease.
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Katelynn Calderon, 5, and Don Trujillo with the Redlands Fire Department.
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Silvia Garcia, 13, shaving a young man’s head.
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