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Home›How To›How to Donate to Locks of Love

How to Donate to Locks of Love

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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1. Research the organization: Before taking any action, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with Locks of Love and their mission. Visit their website and learn about the non-profit’s history, objectives, and the people they help.

2. Check for minimum length requirements: Locks of Love requires a minimum hair length of 10 inches to create a hairpiece. If your hair is shorter than this, consider waiting until it grows longer before donating.

3. Make sure your hair is healthy: To provide the highest-quality wigs for children in need, Locks of Love only accepts clean, healthy hair donations. Hair should be free from any permanent color, bleach, or other chemical treatments.

4. Plan your haircut appointment: Schedule an appointment with a professional hairstylist who has experience with cutting hair for donations. Share your intentions with them, so they understand how to properly handle and package your donated hair.

5. Wash and dry your hair before the haircut: On the day of your appointment, wash (don’t use any styling products) and fully dry your hair as per Locks of Love guidelines.

6. Secure your hair into ponytails or braids: Have the stylist secure your hair into small ponytails or braids before cutting, ensuring it’s firmly tied with a rubber band at both ends.

7. Take a photo and share on social media: Capture the moment as a way to raise awareness about Locks of Love. Share your donation experience on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram using relevant hashtags (#locksoflove).

8. Package and prepare your hair for shipment: After the haircut, carefully place the cut ponytails or braids in a large Ziplock bag or wrapped in plastic wrap.

9. Fill out the required documentation: Visit Locks of Love’s website and download their Hair Donation Form. Fill out the form and print a copy to include with your hair donation.

10. Mail your donation: Put the packaged hair and completed form in a padded envelope or a small box. Address it to Locks of Love and mail it using a traceable shipping method.

By following these 10 steps, you’re helping positively impact the lives of children battling medical hair loss. Your donation to Locks of Love will make a world of difference, and you can feel proud to be part of this amazing cause.

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