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26.04.2022 - 11:49 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Two eight-year-old girls from West Lothian have raised over £700 for a cancer research charity.
The pair of young friends, Lily Tiger Townend and Grace Clare McIntyre, raised £705 for the Little Princess Trust by growing their hair during lockdown and then having it cut.
Annie Townend, proud mum of Lily, said: “The two of them got the idea into their heads at just the beginning of the pandemic to cut their hair and donate it to charity.
“But Grace’s hair wasn’t quite long enough yet and they had decided they were going to do it together and of course hairdressers weren’t open for the longest time.”
Grace and Lily, pupils at St Joseph’s RC Primary School and Linlithgow Bridge Primary School respectively, blew their initial modest target of £108 out of the water.
This month, the girls finally got their haircut after two years of growth at FI Hair in Linlithgow to donate to the trust to make real-hair wigs for children losing their hair to cancer or other conditions.
Lily donated around 12 inches of her hair while Grace wasn’t far behind with 10 inches of her hair.
All of it will go towards crafting authentic wigs for other children.
Annie added: “The girls brought up the idea themselves. They must have seen it on Tiktok or Youtube.
“To be honest we didn’t take much notice at first. You know what kids are like, they say they’re going to do something else 100 times a day.”
The wigs go to children living with life-changing medical conditions free of charge, and help to restore their confidence and identity.
All funds donated to the Little Princess Trust go towards funding cancer research.
The trust is entirely funded by community fundraisers like Lily and Grace.
Annie concluded: “Lily kept saying to everyone that she was growing her hair
One TikTok star is paying it forward to her Uber driver, who helped her after an unfortunate experience at Coachella.
Terminally ill Deborah James has been made a Dame after raising just short of £4 million for charity in a matter of days, after announcing that she had been moved to hospice at home care. The 40 year old, who has been courageously battling bowel cancer for five years, wrote a heartbreaking “goodbye" post on Monday revealing that her body “just wasn’t playing ball”. The devastating announcement penned by the mum-of-two, which she asked her followers to donate to cancer research for the price of a drink “to see me out of this world”, has raised a staggering £3.8 million.
Deborah James is facing the unimaginable after entering hospice care during the end stages of a brave battle with stage four bowel cancer. Yet in typical fashion, rather than feeling sorry for herself the 40-year-old BBC podcast host and writer has secured her legacy by using her final days to launch an unprecedented fundraiser. Since revealing her sad health update on Monday the mum-of-two has raised more than £2.1million to fund research into medicines to help those who follow in her footsteps - and donations are continuing to flood in.
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