Top tips for your head shave:
- Pick your challenge and venue: Think about whether you want to snip, shave or dye your hair, and if you want to get friends and family involved. You could do this in the privacy of your own home or somewhere more public, such as your local hairdressers. Just make sure you get permission if you go for somewhere public
- Set up your JustGiving page: Setting up an online JustGiving page is a great way to let people know about your challenge and get donations easily, as all money comes directly to us
- Shout about it: Share your story and challenge on social media. If you’re comfortable, post before and after photos to keep people updated. You could even use your social media to raise awareness of the work we do
- Order your materials: Get in touch if you want to order materials such as balloons, banners or a t-shirt, to help make your event look the part. Just get in touch with us at community@breastcancernow.org or on 0207 025 2425 to let us know what you need
- Boost your fundraising: Keep the donations coming in by giving your friends and family the chance to snip, shave or dye your hair if you reach a specific fundraising target. If you’re holding an event, you could offer drinks or snacks for a suggested donation or do a free prize draw
Before you get started
Make sure to read the legal information on fundraisers. It contains lots of important information you’ll need to know before you set out on making your event a reality.
How your head shave will make a difference
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£225 could...
Pay for 1 day of research. That’s another day of progress. A day closer to breakthroughs. And a day closer to a world where everyone with breast cancer lives, and lives well. -
£500 could...
Pay for 5 people to go to Living with Secondary Breast Cancer. In these group sessions, people with secondary breast cancer get expert information and meet other people going through the same thing. -
£1,000 could...
Help us hold an event in parliament. Where we can speak to decision-makers about improvements needed in diagnosis, treatment and care. And bring MPs face to face with people affected by breast cancer.
We're here to help
If you want to talk about your plans or need any support, get in touch with our team on 0207 025 2425 or by emailing community@breastcancernow.org. Or you can use our handy contact form. We can’t wait to hear from you!
