Over 200 people participated in the 'Hair for Cancer Patients 2025' program.
On the morning of July 31st, the Nghe An Oncology Hospital, in collaboration with the Vietnam Breast Cancer Network (BCNV), the Network for Children with Cancer, the Cancer Patient Support Fund - Bright Tomorrow, and hair salons in Nghe An province, organized the "Hair for Cancer Patients 2025" program with the theme "Giving Hair - Sowing Hope". The program attracted over 200 participants who donated hair, contributing to sharing love with cancer patients undergoing treatment at the hospital.
Hair is a symbol of beauty and confidence, especially for women. But for those battling illness, hair loss due to chemotherapy becomes a source of insecurity, causing them further physical and emotional distress. Therefore, the "Hair for Cancer Patients" program is not just a charitable activity, but also carries profound humanitarian significance – a small act of giving away hair, yet bringing hope and strength to those fighting against this life-threatening disease.
During this morning's program, nearly 100 wigs made from real human hair were donated to cancer patients, with a total value of nearly 300 million VND. In addition, many meaningful gifts from organizations, philanthropists, and volunteers were also delivered directly to the patients, as a form of encouragement and motivation.
The message "Donate hair - Sow hope" has touched the hearts of many, helping to alleviate pain and empower women who are battling cancer day and night. More than just hair, it represents love and sharing spreading from the community.
