'Kids with cancer don't have a choice. But we do.' Wilton HS students shave heads for St. Baldrick's Fundraiser
In all its years participating in the fundraiser, Wilton High School has raised over $400,000 for cancer research.
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Mar 8, 2023, 3:26 AM
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6h agoStudents at Wilton High School shaved their heads for a good cause.
Tuesday was the school's 15th annual St. Baldrick's Foundation head-shaving event, which is part of a national fundraiser to research a cure for pediatric cancer.
Volunteers shave off their hair to stand in solidarity with children who have cancer.
This year, the student-led event has raised nearly $50,000.
"We're shaving our heads today, but that's a small sacrifice because kids with cancer don't have a choice. But we do. So, we're making the sacrifice and we're doing our best to help out those kids," said George Hahn, a senior at Wilton High School.
In all its years participating in the fundraiser, Wilton High School has raised over $400,000 for cancer research.
