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shaved her head again on July 10th, 2010. See info and photos from that event
here. Amount raised
so far: $862.87 
The
Starfish Story A man was jogging down the beach after a major storm had
just come through the area. He was dismayed by the huge number of starfish that
the storm had washed up on the beach. He thought that there was nothing he could
do because of the immense numbers. As he continued down the beach he saw an old
man throw something into the water. As he got closer, he saw the old man walk
a little farther down the beach, bend over, pick up a starfish and throw it back
into the water. As the jogger approached, the old man stopped again, bent over,
picked up another starfish and was about to throw it into the water. The jogger
stopped and asked "Why are you doing that? There are thousands of starfish
on the beach. You can't possibly make a difference." * The old man
looked at the starfish, threw it back into the water, then replied, "I made
a difference to that one, didn't I?" I know that shaving my hair might
sound like saving one starfish, but I know doing so will touch upon a life of
at least one girl. Same thing that we ask of you; a $5 donation might seem a small
amount, but your $5 will mean so much to someone and their family battling against
cancer. So please join us to make the difference. * adapted from
"The Star Thrower" by Loren Eiseley 











Saturday,
May 7, 2005 Carrollton Amphitheater Nives'
sister, Alix, though thousands of miles away, shaved her head right alongside
her sister in support of what she was doing for Shear Hope. Here are some pictures
from Alix's shave. 





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