Spring 2003 - Kids Cancer Care
Spring 2003 - Kids Cancer Care
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Organize a Head Shave<br />
10 Simple Steps<br />
KCCFA mentors John and<br />
Chris shaving a couple of<br />
brave recruits outside of<br />
Deerfoot Mall Wal-Mart.<br />
1. Basic information - All you need to put an event together - pick up a KCCFA head shave<br />
package. Contact Kristie at 403.216.9210 ext 225 or 1.888.554.2267 toll-free in Alberta.<br />
2. Location, location, location - Work, school,<br />
community centre - where will the event be held?<br />
Confirm the location and get permission from your<br />
workplace or manager.<br />
3. Recruit others - It’s fun to have head shave mates!<br />
Friends, family and co-workers — ask them to join you<br />
for a good cause.<br />
4. Pick a date - Confirm a date and let Kristie know,<br />
she will organize a Shave Brigade and attend your event.<br />
Two weeks notice please.<br />
5. Gather attention - Convince your school Principal,<br />
your company CEO or someone with REALLY long hair<br />
to shave their head if you reach your fundraising target.<br />
6. Pledges count - Friends, family, teachers, classmates,<br />
teammates, local businesses and service clubs are great sources of pledges. People who know you<br />
will be your strongest supporters. Tip - Have someone pledge a larger amount on the first line, it<br />
inspires others to give.<br />
9-1-1 Life<br />
Shavers®<br />
Once again Calgary<br />
emergency response<br />
personnel are joining<br />
forces to shave their<br />
heads for KCCFA. On<br />
Wednesday, June 11,<br />
<strong>2003</strong> at noon, Olympic<br />
Plaza will be a sea of Fire,<br />
RCMP, EMS and Police<br />
personnel going under<br />
the razor. To-date, “9-1-1<br />
Life Shavers®” campaigns<br />
have raised upwards of 2<br />
MILLION DOLLARS!<br />
Come out and support<br />
your local emergency<br />
response teams. Face<br />
painting and fun activities<br />
for the kids!<br />
7. Collect funds - Collecting the funds pledged as they are offered is the best option. It saves<br />
time and avoids having to track people down afterwards.<br />
8. Music, food & fun - Create a fun atmosphere. Play CD’s or invite a DJ, or a band to create<br />
that party scene. Food and soft drinks are always welcome at a party - ask a local restaurant or<br />
grocery store to support your event.<br />
9. The big day - Invite everyone you know. Make sure your supporters know when and<br />
where...they want to see you going bald!<br />
10. Say thanks - Show appreciation for your supporters, with our help.<br />
FYI...<br />
• Your shave can be as big or as small as you like.<br />
• All shavees receive a KCCFA baseball cap.<br />
• You will have approximately 1/8 inch of hair left. Bowling ball smooth<br />
isn’t within our skill level!<br />
• Donating your hair to Wigs for <strong>Kids</strong> is possible. Details at<br />
www.wigsforkids.org.<br />
Chris works on a smooth finish for a<br />
volunteer shavee.<br />
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www.kidscancercare.ab.ca