Hair for Hope

Who shaped you?

Behind every person is someone who quietly shaped their journey.

A family member. A teacher. A friend. A role model. Sometimes even a stranger whose kindness arrived at just the right moment.

As you reflect on the people who made a difference in your life, remember that you have the opportunity to do the same for someone else.

Through Hair for Hope, you can help shape a child's journey.

Whether you shave, donate, volunteer, or spread awareness, every act of support makes a difference. Register at hairforhope.org.sg. Walk-ins are welcome.

Together, let's show children and families impacted by childhood cancer that they don't have to face their journey alone. This is our shared journey.

Whether you shave or donate, you can make a difference for children and families impacted by childhood cancer. 💛

Hear from these inspiring individuals as they share what keeps bringing them back to Hair for Hope, and why this cause continues to mean so much to them.

Every journey begins with a first step. Theirs started with one decision to stand alongside children and families impacted by childhood cancer. Yours can begin today!

✨ Great news! Registration has been extended until 16 July.

Join us at VivoCity on 25 & 26 July and be part of our shared journey. Stand with us, amplify your advocacy, and show every child and family that they are not alone.

Register now at hairforhope.org.sg

"Wait... is Hair for Hope a hair donation drive?"

We have been asked about this so many times... so we thought we'd answer it the best way we know how.

Hair for Hope isn't about donating your hair. It's about making a BALD Statement.

For children undergoing cancer treatment, losing their hair isn't a choice. By shaving your head, you're making a visible act of solidarity to tell them:
"It's okay to be bald."
"You are not alone."
"We're walking this shared journey with you."

Every shaved head helps normalise baldness, challenge stigma, and reminds children with cancer that an entire community is standing beside them.

Register now at hairforhope.org.sg or join us as a walk-in shavee on 25 & 26 July at VivoCity.

Let's show every child that hope looks a little stronger when we stand together.

Jordan, who once walked the childhood cancer journey himself, stepped forward to encourage his friends to join him in standing with children facing cancer.

He shared his story at school, speaking about his own experience with childhood cancer and inviting his classmates to stand in solidarity with children and families facing the same journey today.

Inspired by Jordan, his friends chose to shave their heads alongside him for Hair for Hope.

Every shave is a reminder that no child is on this journey alone. 💛

Join Hair for Hope 2026. Register, shave, or donate at hairforhope.org.sg.

"Will the children know we are shaving our heads in solidarity with them?"

For many children undergoing cancer treatment, losing their hair isn't a choice. It's one of the hardest and most visible reminders of the journey they are on.

In this video, children from our PALS Preschool, Primary and Secondary programmes share what it means to see a community choosing to shave their heads alongside them.

To them, every BALD Statement means something. It tells them that someone sees them beyond their diagnosis. That they are not facing childhood cancer alone.

To everyone who has shaved their heads in support, thank you. Your bravery gives courage to our children and reminds them that an entire community is standing beside them, every step of the way.

If you have yet to make your BALD Statement, join us at the Hair for Hope Main Event on 25 & 26 July at VivoCity. Together, we can show every child and family that they are not alone in this journey.

If our children could leave you with one message, it would simply be:
"Thank you for being on this journey with us."

Register at hairforhope.org.sg

Thank you Tropic Street for helping to raise awareness on childhood cancer.

Register to Make a BALD Statement today: https://hairforhope.org.sg/

This is what bravery looks like.💛

Meet Faith, a remarkable 9-year-old who saw a Hair for Hope poster in her community and decided she wanted to shave her head for children battling cancer.

When asked why, her answer was simple:
"I just want to make them happy again and less alone."

Faith shaved her head the day before returning to school. Was she afraid of going back bald?

"No," she said. Instead, she wanted to tell her friends about Hair for Hope and why she chose to shave.

Thank you, Faith, for reminding us that courage has no age, and that even the smallest acts of kindness can make the biggest difference.

💛 Join Faith in making a BALD Statement. Register now via hairforhope.org.sg.

Every BALD Statement made can be an encouragement for someone.

Last year, SATS was at Hair for Hope's main event as a group. This year, they took their commitment one step further by organising their very own Hair for Hope satellite event, choosing to amplify the message of childhood cancer awareness and encourage even more people to stand in solidarity with children battling cancer.

Thank you SATS for showing us what A Shared Journey means.

When partners like SATS rally their colleagues, friends and communities, the message reaches even further: no child with cancer should ever have to walk this journey alone. Every shaved head helps normalise baldness and reminds children undergoing treatment that they are accepted and supported by an entire community.

You can make a difference too join us on 25 & 26 July and make a BALD Statement.

🔗 Register today at hairforhope.org.sg.