Wow!! £3,650 raised for Pancreatic Cancer UK! I am utterly humbled by the generosity and support of so many.

Huge thanks to:
- the lovely Jane Mitchell who did the chop…. 46cm donated to the Little Princess Trust!
- the wonderful Jeremy Allen (who has done my hair all my life and also did Issy’s) who worked his usual magic with the purple!
- and last but very far from least…. my amazing, supportive, generous family, friends and colleagues (and £500 “matched giving” from Linklaters) and all those who knew and loved Issy Griffin.
Thank you! 💜🙏💜
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I am following in the footsteps of my courageous cousin who, aged only 11, donated her hair to the Little Princess Trust to make wigs for children having lost their hair due to cancer. 

 In addition to donating my chopped hair, I am raising funds for Pancreatic Cancer Research to try to find a cure to the beast of a cancer which stole my beloved aunty away a year ago now. And the more I raise, the more hair I will chop! So it’s win win for both charities!!  

As you may know, I don’t do short hair! Never have! But these are both fantastic causes and my courage costs me nothing! 

If I raise £100, I’ll chop the minimum 17cm required for hair donations. For £250, I’ll chop the recommended 30cm for hair donations. If I raise £500, then I’ll chop the much-sought-after 41cm length donations allowing children to have a “long” wig. And, as an added bonus and in memory of my fun-loving aunty, if you are super generous with your donations and I manage to raise £750… I’ll dye my hair purple (her favourite colour and she loved to dye her hair purple)!! 

 So please join me in helping these two noble causes and honouring my aunt’s memory. There is no donation too small, every pound helps! 

 Thank you for your generosity.

And if anyone else is feeling brave with their lockdown locks, do consider donating your chop:

https://www.littleprincesses.org.uk/donate-hair