Greenburgh first grader donates her hair to Maggie's Wigs for Kids
First grader Brianna has decided to donate her hair to Maggie's Wigs for Kids, after learning about how cancer can leave kids like her with no hair.
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Jan 30, 2023, 5:45 PM
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4h agoGreenburgh Central School District took to Facebook today to celebrate one of their students.
First grader Brianna has decided to donate her hair to Maggie's Wigs for Kids, after learning about how cancer can leave kids like her with no hair.
Cutting hers' was a big change, but Brianna says she has no regrets. “I wanted to do this because I feel bad for them, and I’m really happy to know that I’m helping others.”
Brianna's teachers gush she is always trying to help others and they're proud of her.
