SHOW YOU CARE, DONATE YOUR HAIR
copewithcancer provides Free Wigs to Cancer Patients
Wig or hair prosthesis is a nonsurgical hair replacement solution specifically designed for those suffering from hair loss. Wigs made from natural hair are custom made to fit the client’s head and are sturdy and durable. The inside of the cap is made with comfortable soft material for sensitive scalp. Special non-slip material is used in sections of the caps to prevent the wig from shifting and sliding on the head. In addition, there are hook adjustments at the nape of the neck. The hair is hand tied onto a scalp like base material which is breathable, comfortable and can be washed and styled as one desires, giving one a totally natural appearance. This is the advantage of wig made out of natural hair as compared to synthetic material.
SPREAD THE WORD
Most women cut, restyle, or shave off their hair for either styling or religious purposes. We , at Cope with Cancer, aim to create awareness, to inspire people to donate their healthy hair for a noble cause to someone who needs it and make them feel complete from within. It is a kind, generous and satisfying way for those who want to give something back to society to show that they care
ANYONE CAN DONATE
Donating hair for cancer patients is both easy and rewarding and anyone can do so. Our hair that takes so long to grow can be made into a beautiful wig for someone who really needs it to maintain a positive body image after her hair is shed due to chemotherapy.
THE NEED IS GREAT
Hair is an important part of our looks & the way we project ourselves to the world. Hair is precious and even more so to someone who loses it suddenly due to medical reasons. For cancer patients, hair loss is the most stressful & traumatic side effect of chemotherapy and radiation treatment. This effect on their appearance can be a further setback to patients who are already enduring physical and emotional hardship. The patients lose their identity, lack self-esteem and have lowered morale.
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For all queries, write to us at urvija@copewithcancer.org OR support@copewithcancer.org
GUIDE LINES FOR ACCEPTABLE HAIR DONATIONS
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NONE OF THE HAIR DONATED IS SOLD. All the donated hair is used to make or procure a wig for a patient on chemotherapy and is given to them AT NO COST.
For any further queries, please write to us at urvija@copewithcancer.org
Special Thanks:
For making wigs for patients to:
Mr. Pankaj Bhupatkar of Rajkamal Wigs n Hair
Mr. Mayur of Mayur Creations
Mr. Hassanbhai
For actively leading our hair donation programs & spreading awareness to:
Mr. Rohit (Nomad haircuts) Bangalore
For You Charitable Trust Kerala
Savio John Pereira Bandra
Prabhat Spa Salon n Institute
Mr Ashok Paliwal Rotary Club of Udaipur Panna
Mr. Sushanth Shyamsundar (The Travelling Stylist)
Department of Community Medicine & Social Services Department, LTMMC & GM felicitated Madat Charitable Trust as a Covid-19 warrior for sincere & dedicated service during the pandemic.
Covid19 warrior for sincere & dedicated service during the pandemic
The International Association of Lions Club felicitated the managing trustee of Madat Charitable Trust, Dr Anand Parihar with the Outstanding Achievement Award for the exemplary service provided during Covid-19 pandemic.
Outstanding Achievement Award
Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College & General Hospital felicitated Madat Charitable Trust for its sincere work as a Covid warrior during the pandemic.
Madat Charitable Trust worked sincerely & contributed their dedicated services as a COVID WARRIOR for the institution in COVID-19 Disease Pandemic and this certificate is given as token of appreciation for their seamless work.
Covid warrior during the Pandemic
Our Family of Hair Donors
We Salute the Gracious Ladies and even Men who parted with their Hair to Make a Difference
Soumya Sumeet Nayak
As a young child, I was always encouraged by my parents to help the less privileged people. We did this by donating either some amount of money on occasions such as family birthdays or providing help in kind, such as textbooks and notebooks/pencil sets to slum children, but all this
Trupti Jain
*HAPPY TO DONATE Hair is an expensive jewellery for a women to look pretty. It’s not hard to donate hair but what you need is guts and will to donate. For cancer patients it’s more expensive than us as it effect their appearance. They can get physical or emotional support from us
Heena Chouhan
Hair is the most essential part of every woman’s body, lucky are those who have it. There is a thin line between giver and taker..The line is to help selflessly that’s it .I really request every girl reading this to donate her hair atleast once in a lifetime. God has blessed
Dr.Anuradha Dogra
Being an Eco-freak, I always believed in reusing & recycling things. So, when it came to getting rid of my highly cherished long locks of 47 years, I never wanted them to end up in landfills. Few days ago,my daughter introduced me to the unique concept of hair donation.Thank you
Dipti Mishra
I believe that those who have much more than they need should be considerate and think of others who are less privileged than them. That’s why when my hair finally grew more than 12 inches(18 inches), I decided to donate it to someone who needed it more than I did!Feeling
Avika Kachhy
“Hair Donation is one of the simplest and easiest ways to help people who have undergone unimaginable pains and agony. This is one of the acts to extend support and to make them feel that we are with them in these difficult times and to give them little comfort in their
Arpita Chowdhury
My uncle passed away 2 years ago on 29th Aug,2019 from throat cancer. The journey wasn’t easy for our family. Due to some personal reason, I wasn’t able to attend his funeral and that was a big pain for me. So finally I decided to help other cancer patients deal with their
Amiya Kamdar
While great opportunities to help others seldom come, small ones surround us daily. Going for a haircut, and chopping off a few inches of our hair never seems like a big deal – but for those who’ve lost their hair to cancer, it makes a difference. By donating hair, I am not
Priyanka Dhumal
It is always far better to give than to receive – Hair is a precious thing of our body and donating them is the most powerful thing. That hair will be useful for needy people. As cancer patients lose their hair and that’s why they lose their self-esteem too. -Priyanka
Priya Rathore
We casually go out to a Hair salon and come back home with a caption “change is good’. But not always and not for everyone. Somebody out there is losing confidence because of hair loss. A person suffering from cancer goes through a painful treatment. And the ‘changes’ body is
Priya Mehta
Hair is an important part of our body linked with a confident gesture of a person. A person suffering from cancer goes through a painful treatment and the ‘changes’ the body is going through both mentally as well as physically are very exhausting. I used to love my long shabby
Preethi Thirupathi
It’s a great initiative that you all have started. Being inspired by many and premeditated efforts over a year, I’m sending over my contribution to your organization, I’m grateful for being able to donate my hair.my little contribution may bring super joy to someone’s heart. Get well soon warriors. -Preethi
Pravina and Tiana
This is my 2nd hair donation to ‘madat trust’, who have been working for cancer patients dedicatedly all these years. Furthermore; I am proud to mention here that this year, my 9yr old daughter too joined me for this good cause willingly. “We believe good and healthy hair is God’s gift
Pradnya Mohite
I highly appreciate your services for cancer patients. I hope my small contribution would bring some happy moments in someone’s life. Thank you so much for your hard work and devotion to provide better lives to cancer patients. It’s a very great job each one of you is doing. Thank you
Madhavi Chavhan
‘Hair is something which enhances our beauty, If we can make someone look more beautiful by giving what they’ve lost is the greatest thing any human being can do just for one smile and for their satisfaction. So here’s my first step towards making someone feel better & happy’. –
Kiran Suresh Maru
This morning I woke up with a flashback about you. 31 years back when our parents arranged our 1st meeting, what caught your eye was not my house nor my lifestyle but my knee length hair! I still remember that you said, ‘You have maintained your long hair so well through your
Kiran Kachhy
“Hair Donation is one of the simplest and easiest ways to help people who have undergone unimaginable pains and agony. This is one of the acts to extend support and to make them feel that we are with them in these difficult times and to give them little comfort in their
Kiran Ambokar
I always wanted to grow my hair out as a kid and was mesmerized by long hair.But when I found out that while being physically and emotionally exhausted through the cancer treatment, a small deed like hair donation could get a smile; I decided to donate 14 inches of hair.
Sudipta Bandyopadhyay
I always had long, healthy & beautiful hair and I loved my long hair. But there is happiness in giving and it’s a great feeling so I donated my hair. Thanks to Madat trust for giving me such an opportunity. Donate your hair once in a lifetime. If you shorten your
Tanvi Gore
Hair donation, unlike blood donation, is not an invasive procedure and yet very few people know about it. Awareness about hair donation is necessary because I’ve seen a lot of women chop off lengths for cosmetic purposes and the hair goes to waste, when it can serve another meaningful purpose. Cancer
Vidushi Raj
Hair is one of the most important things in every woman’s life. But I think the inner beauty of a person matters the most. But we cant change the opinion of society. Due to chemotherapy, many cancer patients looses their hairs forever, hair loss is the most stressful side effect.I
Varsha Gupta
Zindagi Gulzar Hai, Haina? Back in November 2017, I wasn’t appreciative of hair donation myself but conversations with a friend helped me change my perspective. She further said that she also had long and beautiful hair and that she donated them to an NGO, making wigs for cancer patients. I was
Trupti Lad
For some one already going through lot of pain this little thing may bring confidence and little happiness in someone’s life. Human hair wig not easily available and from your help we can give them this , so I thought to contribute some of my distribution by donating hair. It
Priselle Pinto
I’m pleased that I could do my bit to help the Cancer Patients. I think people forget that it doesn’t take a big donation to help someone, just a lot of little donations. Hope this little donation of mine makes a difference to the person wearing it.” -Priselle Pinto
Meghna Saha
Last year when my aunt got diagnosed with cancer and lost her long, well-maintained hair to chemotherapy and faced the sympathetic glares and judgemental remarks of our relatives. I thought about it, Is our hair a signifier of our beauty or just a mere part of us? And my aunt
Madhuvanti Godse
This donation gave me a pleasure that I could do something for cancer warriers. I have lost my friend and many other relatives to cancer. I wish people who are ailing from this disease should not have to face glances from people for not having hairs and be judgemental about
Astha Sarmalkar
Recently I donated 15 inches of my hairs and that was my best decision I took. Handling 30 inches long hair and taking care Of them was getting difficult for me and chopping them was always my thought. Letting healthy hair in dustbin was breaking the heart . After a research
Asmita Wadhavane
A priceless smile on a cancer patient’s face after wearing a wig made out of my donated hair will be the biggest gift for me ever in my life. We have got so many precious things from God/Nature, now it’s our responsibility to give something back. Its always give an take
Aarna Ravi
Her thoughts are to contribute non monetarily by parting with something she really likes to People who are suffering from hair loss due to cancer. Note from her parents – She has been previously involved in raising funds by selling things she made to vaccinate stray pups, feeding strays near her
Aakriti Saxena
The best feeling in the world is to see someone smile because of you.Giving someone their confidence back, to feel beautiful and hopeful towards a new life is another level of satisfaction. I never knew that 12 inches of my hair can be the reason for someone being a little
Puja Garodia Somani
I feel great to be a part and really can’t thank you all enough for giving me this opportunity. I really insist everyone to donate hair at least once in lifetime. You will not lose anything but the happiness you will receive would be incomparable! Let us all become a
Vrushali Amol Mule
I have always been thinking how lucky and blessed I am to have such long hair. When my Bhabhi told me about a cancer patient, they will really need hair due it to positivity after chemotherapy. That time I decided to donate my hair. As much as I loved having long hair,
Vanshita Sharma
“Every day cancer patients lose their hair to chemotherapy, putting an additional emotional strain on an already painful time. In my experience, donating your hair is a much more personal gift than sending a cheque. You’re sending a piece of yourself to a kid or an adult who has a
Shivani Mullaguri
Initially when my mother motivated me to donate hair for cancer patients, I felt like losing my beauty. My hair brought my beauty back to me by growing faster and better within a week. When I said that I have donated for cancer patients, all my friends and neighbors appreciated
Rupali Kadam
With the thought of whatever extra /excess we have, donate it and add up happiness in someone’s life I have donated hairs for the strongest women fighting with pain ,with all my blessings. Hair is something that along with a smile add beauty to the face. -Rupali Kadam
Richa Sharma
This is one of my small way to support the brave cancer patients. It gave me immense happiness. I am happy that organisations like copewithcancer are doing a great job by providing wigs to the cancer patients. Kudos to you guys!! Thank you for making me feel good about myself.
Rani Sawant
A woman’s hair is the first most noticeable part of her beauty. It enhsances her personality. Every woman, at any age, in any culture, knows that hair is a big, big deal. Throughout the arc of history, hair has been a hallmark of a woman’s brand. With a good hair-do you will feel
Shailvi Solanki
I always have an idea of hair donation from the day i came to know that even hair can bring someone’s happiness and it’s the first time that I’m donating. And not any much bigger inspiration to donate just four reasons :– 1. It gives her hope and confidence. 2. She feels
Prathamesh Kulkarni
Kindness and compassion are excellent virtues and great humanoid things. Do things for others as per your ability. Feeling happy to donate hairs. Thank you Madat Trust for this opportunity. Hope these hairs will bring a smile to someone’s face. -Prathamesh Kulkarni
Pragya Kumari
I didn’t flinch for once while cutting more than 15″ of my hair because I knew it would be useful to someone in need. I appreciate cope with cancer team for giving hope and happiness to cancer patients. I’m glad to be a part of this wonderful initiative. -Pragya Kumari
Sanskrithi Pujar
I always have a special inclination towards differently abled kids. I also run a NGO- Antahkarana Foundation In Dharwad Karnataka, for differently abled kids. I have seen few parents of special kids suffering from cancer. I was greatly inspired by the thought of hair donation. I have seen people suffering from
Namita Mahato
We are very happy to be able to donate hair.Waiting for the next donation.Thank you for giving us such an opportunity. Pritikana Mahato & Namita Mahato & Smritikana MahatoWe are very happy to be able to donate hair.Waiting for the next donation.Thank you for giving us such an opportunity. -Namita
Nirja Shah
I would like to donate my hair because I empathize with patients who lose their hair to chemotherapy. By donating my hair, if I can make even one person happy, it would be great. Also, I know someone who has lost her mother to cancer. She took an initiative to donate her
Meghana Revankar
MY HAIR HELPFUL TO ANYONE -WHY TO WAIT. Our hair will grow once again when we cut. It’s a good for every one, It’s helping everyone then – hair donation is the good way ; Am interested to donate my blood but am not fit for that because of my weight. But am fully fitted
Manjiri Mahadik
Right from my college days, I have seen people including some of my family members suffering from this deadly disease. I have seen people losing not only their smile but also the self-confidence after the hair loss. And I think that this might be one of the major reasons a
Lakshmi Panduri by Godavari Hair Donations
I had long hair and at present I am unable to maintain such long hair and decided to cut it off.. I came to know about hair donations to Cancer patients through one of my friends & made up my mind to donate my hair also and become part of
Kruti Yellapantula
You could be of help to someone even in your death, if you choose to donate your organs. But if you can donate something while you are alive, to make someone’s life easier, isn’t that precious too? I absolutely love long hair, I always have! Even thinking about cutting it, losing
Kajol & Garima Agrawal
It was such an immense pleasure to donate for a cause and that too a thing which doesn’t cost anything.. It’s worth it but penniless, Me and my Mother both Donated Hair for Cancer Patients who can’t afford wigs during their chemotherapy.. This help from our side is just a step towards
Harshali Suryawanshi
Cancer, the word itself sounds scary, and there are some warriors fighting against it. Losing hair is the first thing that happens with the commence of cancer and it’s like losing part of their identity without having a choice. So, if sharing my hair’s means boosts a cancer survivor’s confidence
Haimanti Chatterjee
We normal people can’t give Medical support to the cancer patients but atleast, can give them Mental Support by this little contribution. we know what hair means to us , this is not easy to heal the mental state of them. I am really grateful to MADAT Trust for giving
Garima verma
I thought It would be the hardest thing to do! To Donate one of the most precious things I had on me! I was expecting to chicken out! Instead, I was smiling so much knowing what I’m “losing” is being “given” to someone else. Losing Hair is obviously painful.. Imagine, how
G Chandan
I appreciate the CopewithCancer.org on every service you are providing for the cancer patients. Thank you so much for providing people with an opportunity by accepting hair donations from anywhere in the World. Helping people in real need always gives me an immense pleasure and satisfaction at heart , I am
Dr Shivani Pall
I believe hair donation is a noble cause and superb way to support cancer patients. I am glad to be a part of someone’s happiness and urge others also to donate their hair. Who could imagine that your chopped hair can psychologically uplift someone’s life? Support Cancer patients, Chop your
Dr Neetu N Tripathi
IT IS ALWAYS FAR BETTER TO GIVE THAN TO RECEIVE” Cancer has taken the life of a special person (Father-in-law) in my life and if my hair can help make someone’s day a little brighter, I would love to do so. Every day, I pray that God gives Cancer patients more strength
Deblina Bhattacharjee
For the first time cutting my hair short didn’t make me sad or grumpy, instead filled me up with so much joy and happiness and to have my mother onboard with me was cherry on the top. ‘This little act of kindness will make a big difference to someone‘s life’. I
Ayantika Mitra
I would like to express my happiness, thanks for giving me this opportunity. I belong to a stereotype family, where a woman’s long hair is everything, but I am thankful that my parents do support me and encourage me to bring a smile on someone’s face, if my small contribution
Aryama Bhattacharyya
To you, the Brave Warrior, The tears of mixed emotions welled up in the corner of your eyes, the winsome smile on your face, your brave heart – these are worthier, much more precious to me than a few inches of my hair; within my limits, that’s all I could ever
Arpita Ghosh
I hope my small effort to make someone happy will give them the strength to battle against cancer. This is the first time that I’m donating my hair and it feels great. I full-heartedly appreciate and support the thought and effort of the organization Madat Charitable Trust. Thank you for
Anupriya Singpuri
This is my second donation! Unlike the last time 3 years ago, I am receiving many more compliments now and more people are appreciative of the move. Having battled body issues borne out of disorders, I am glad that we are slowly, but surely opening up to sharing happiness in
Durell Dsouza
Self-esteem and confidence are directly linked to one’s appearance. I believe that for cancer patients hair loss is the one of the non-medical challenges they face. I wish I had all the power in the world to help them fight the disease, but the truth is that I can’t. So
Yashi Jhabak
Grateful towards the madat trust for giving me the chance to do this humble service towards mankind by donating my hair for the needful. I would encourage others to do the same and appreciate the joy of giving. Only when the community comes together to stand for each other, we can
Suhani Jha
I feel that Cancer patients fight a disease that needs support from all the people. My small contribution is a token of my support to the cause. Suhani JhaI feel that Cancer patients fight a disease that needs support from all the people. My small contribution is a token of
Sreya Mukherjee
Hair is not only part of our body that beautifies us but it also lends us confidence. Battling with cancer is hard enough, one doesn’t have to constantly battle the psychological impacts of it too. It is unimaginable how one has to constantly battle the self derogatory thoughts every time
Shruti Munde
Thank You guys at Cope with Cancer for such benevolent acts and making this world a better place to live in. You guys are not only helping the victims of Cancer but also people like me by letting us feel helpful and worthwhile.Donating my hair makes me feel alive more
Sagar Kumar Patra
I always think why do people pluck flowers from trees and offer to God. Instead we should offer something which actually belongs to us. Being a male member of society I always get criticised by many people for keeping such long hair like a girl. But I always give one answer, “Why
Samidha Bhase
Kudos to Madat Trust for this noble initiative. As soon as I read about this I immediately wanted to do it. It feels wonderful that such a small act can be translated into bringing a smile on a cancer patient’s face. I will definitely be doing this again! -Samidha Bhase
Sainyam Kumar
I have donated my hair for help in making wigs for underprivileged cancer patients. I have seen firsthand the detrimental effects of chemotherapy on one’s confidence when my mother underwent it a few years back and would like to help in this very small way to make someone’s journey a
Paroma Dutta Roy
For the past many years I have been carrying long hair. But this was the time I made my haircut meaningful. Because, giving a part of yourself to help a cancer survivor can help them reclaim their confidence. Hope this small contribution brings a smile to someone in need. Grateful
Ponmalar S. Thivakaran
I feel so happy that I donated my hair for a noble cause. I am also glad that my hair would bring a smile on someone’s face and make them feel even more courageous to fight against cancer. My wishes for the ‘copewithcancer’ team for their efforts. -Ponmalar S. Thivakaran
Nikhitha KM
It is all about the little things in life, winning a competition or losing one, enjoying the beautiful symphony of chocolate in your mouth, bouncing back even stronger than before each time life puts you down. A summation of all these moments of memories will make it worth it and
Nakka Venkata Ramani
I used to offer my full hair or half hair to God once in every 4 years. This time when I came to know from my friend about this good work and charity works being done by ‘Godavari Hair Donations organization’ which is sincerely and dedicatedly working to Contribute their
Minakshi Mahayech
If I take it in positive manner so it’s nice having new haircut and maybe iam able to make someone happy . For this iam glad I did this single effort for the humanity feeling myself so much appreciating and peaceful from bottom of my heart and really thankful for
Manvi Goel
I had never known or thought that you could donate your hair until I came across an account on social media ,which exemplifies how important it is to spread awareness about the cause .Donating hair I believe is the simplest way we can help somebody who might be going through
Maithily Raje
A Good Deed…Life full of content.. The thought of hair donation has been on my mind. I wanted to do something for them which brings positivity in their lives. One challenge for me was that I was a short haired person. Started my journey by taking the first step of growing
Leena
Thank you Manisha who helped me to donate a bunch of curly hairs for #cancerpatients. If you have the power to make someone happy, do it. The world needs more of that. On my birthday I wanted to do this hair donation and make it super memorable with #curlsagainstcancer. For all those who
Kolisetti Devi Prasanna
I came to know about hair donations to Cancer patients through Godavari Hair Donations organization, after confirming this organizations genuinity by their Charity services being offered to Orphanages, poor people, I made my mind to donate my hair also and become part of this great event. I thank my husband
Jui Jagtap
As a physiotherapist by profession, I’ve closely been able to observe the effects of cancer on the mental health of these patients. I know how much of an important role hair plays in such cases. Since many years I’ve been wanting to donate hair and now that I’ve finally done
Jayanth Nayak
First and foremost I’m a graduate from Delhi Technological University. Reason for growing my hair : From the past till the present Women are facing many atrocities. I got a thought “Why can’t I look like a girl and protest against their odds”. This is where it all started. My Dream