Prosthetics Are NOT

Cosmetics

When children lose their hair, whether a result of medication or illness, the change in their appearance can drastically alter their self-image and negatively affect their self-esteem. It is not just about the hair; it is about social acceptance, a sense of belonging, and fitting in. Most insurance companies nationwide do not recognize the need to cover hair pieces for those with medical hair loss. Wigs are considered an aesthetic; a cosmetic “want” rather than a Cranial Prosthetic “necessity.

Ways You Can Help

There are many options that allow you to show your support from anywhere in the world! Sign up for updates to begin sharing this journey with me!
  • Donate your hair to a reputable non-profit hair loss center
  • Become a Volunteer
  • Donate money to sponsor a child in need of a hair piece or social services
  • Sign the petition to show your local representatives the importance of this legislation

My Mission

No Cost
All resources including, hair pieces, hair products, and support are at no cost to the child or their family
Support All
No child is turned away due to medical or financial situation
All for the Kids
From hair to monetary donations, all goes directly to staffing and supporting the children within the program
Be the Voice
Until legislation coverage is Federally recognzied, my job is not complete

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