Chennai College Girl Rennee Saradha Donate her Hair

Chennai College Girl Rennee Saradha Donate her Hair

Green Trends salon cut and collected the hair free of cost. "We have trained more than 600 stylists to collect 10 inches of hair without changing the customer's look," said Gopalakrishnan, business head of the salon chain. The wigs will be given to Adyar Cancer Institute, which requires at least 100 wigs a month.

In a novel move aimed at strengthening the morale of cancer affected patients, a group of Chennai college girls are planning hair donation campaign for making wigs.  A brain child of Rotract Club of Women's Christian College (WCC), the students are planning to inaugurate the campaign on February 4, which is world cancer day. 

The WCC students got the idea from Locks of Love, an American organisation which is for ages organising similar donations.  "We were looking up for initiatives that will directly reach cancer affected patients especially children and women. We firmed up our idea after visiting the world famous Adyar Cancer Institute in Chennai. 

 In our interactions with the doctors at the Cancer Institute we realized that there are requirements for at least 100 wigs per months,said Rennee Saradha, a final year student and Club president in a telephonic interview with India Today.  She plans to tonsure for this great cause on February 4.Renee Saradha says the hair would have to be a minimum of 10 inches long.