Mercedes Jenner
Mercedes's Giving Page
Total raised
£58.50
+ £7.75 Gift Aid
29%% Complete
Mon 1 Oct 2018 - Sat 10 Nov 2018
I’M RAISING MONEY FOR STAND UP TO CANCER BY DYING MY HAIR FOR THE FIRST TIME FROM NATURAL ALMOST BLACK TO BRIGHT PINK.
In memory of
all who have suffered and lost to cancer
Most of us have loved, lost and suffered due to the cruelty of cancer holding no prisoners. This time last year my Gramp was told he had 4 months to live ... New research and treatment trials meant he was able to see my birthday having previously lost my dad and gran in just a couple of years, he now leads a healthy life and has no further cancer cells in his body due to this trial of new treatment. On Thursday 25th October I will be for the very first time dying my hair from my natural almost black colour to 3 painful sessions of bleach before going pastel pink to finish the stand up to cancer wear pink for October campaign For me this is extreme, barely wearing make up and priding girls on their natural beauty, clearly voicing to those I love they shouldn't be altering their beauty in any way especially by damaging their hair and body, I would much rather a sky dive but what better cause to do something so extreme for!! PLEASE HELP ME HELP THE ONES WE LOVE AND LETS KEEP THIS AMAZING RESEARCH AND TREATMENT GOING!!!!!!
CAUSE
Stand Up to Cancer: LIFE-SAVING RESEARCH
100% of the money you raise goes towards speeding up life-saving research. Every day, scientists and researchers work tirelessly to beat cancer. But lab researchers will not get us there alone. Every penny raised helps speed up breakthroughs in the lab, transforming them into new tests and treatments for patients who need them. The research you fund will help us see 3 in 4 people in the UK survive their cancer by 2034.
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