Jarrett Carpenter (9) watches in the mirror as his hair gets cut. He wanted to grow his hair long enough to donate for a wig, but his father said no. Photo by Daniel Friedman.
Every year for 13 years Midwestern University in Glendale has brought in hairstylists from various salons to cut hair for the Cuts for Kids event.
People who are willing to donate 10 inches or more of their hair get a free cut and their tresses are donated to Locks of Love to make wigs for children suffering from hair loss.
People with shorter hair make a donation for their haircut, which is donated to 1 Darn Cool School at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
Desmond Klaber (15 months) would only get his hair cut if his dad held him. Photo by Daniel Friedman.
Heather and Tesla Klaber. Photo by Daniel Friedman.
Katie Cassidy watches in the mirror as her hair is cut by Shelby Connell of Salon Lust. Katie was excited and proud to donate her hair to Cuts for Kids. Photo by Daniel Friedman.
Lauren Reeve donated several strands of hair 10+ inches long locks. Her stylist is Hannah Gibson of Salone di Bellezza inside Salon Boutique. Photo by Daniel Friedman.
Lauren Reeve. Photo by Daniel Friedman.
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