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At Balding for Dollars, we are always grateful for the communities support at our events. From the volunteers, to the participants, fundraisers, donors, sponsors, venue, and entertainment—you are all amazing contributors and these events would not be possible without...
Bernie’s Bands, BBQ, Beers, and Balding Event 2018- Kelowna
Bernie's at it again! Coming fresh off of the MotoGP Daytona Party on March 18th hosted by Bernie himself and held at the Library Square Public House in Vancouver, where all the proceeds go to Balding for Dollars, Bernie is gearing up for another event this time up in...
Calling all rockstar volunteers
Calling all rockstar volunteers! We are in full swing planning our main Balding For Dollars event at BC Children's Hospital again. This will be the 19th annual and under the coordination of a new administrator, Marissa! We are looking for volunteers to keep the event...
Giving back hits close to home for Jen
Meet Jen and her Dad Ba. Jen got diagnosed with cancer when she was very small, many oncology ward moves ago. She fought it, beat it, and is now a healthy, beautiful and caring 17 year old. Jen doesn't remember her experience with cancer at all (which is probably a...
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About Balding For Dollars
Balding for Dollars is Head Shaves, Chopped Locks and other “FUN” fundraising events initiated by parents, hospital staff, friends, families, teams, clubs and communities touched by childhood cancer and blood disorders. Our goal is to raise awareness and funds to support the Oncology, Hematology, and BMT (Bone Marrow Transplant) programs at BC Children’s Hospital. Balding for Dollars has grown from a one day event where people gathered pledges, and in return shaved their heads to support our mandate “Bald is Beautiful”, to the many events held in communities throughout B.C. Anybody can participate in a Balding for Dollars event. Start your own event at your work place, school, community, or join us for the annual Main “Balding for Dollars” event, here at BC Children’s Hospital.
