Swap a visit to the salon or barbers and go bald for breast cancer prevention

You can do something amazing today to help prevent breast cancer. Go Bald For Breast Cancer and raise vital funds for breast cancer research.

In a few simple steps, you can Go Bald for Breast Cancer:

Set up your Go Bald for Breast Cancer fundraising page

Pick a date for your head shave

Ask family, friends, and colleagues to sponsor you

Go Bald for Breast Cancer!

Were here to support you. Once you set up your page, we will send you:

A Breast Cancer UK T-shirt to wear on the day of your head shave (please contact info@breastcanceruk.org.uk with your size and address details)

Our Fundraising Tips to get your fundraising off to a flying start

Dont forget to share the date of your head shave, as well as before and after photos with us. We can then share your head shave on our channels and help boost your fundraising even higher.

So whats stopping you? Sign up today to Go Bald for Breast Cancer

Set up your JustGiving page

Still not sure? Check out Richards story for some inspiration.

Having a full head of hair, 53-year-old Richard was used to visiting his barber regularly to keep the mane tame. But managing his hair in lockdown had become a pain. That was until he noticed that guys on social media were doing head shaves for charities. Wouldnt it be cool to do a total head shave for an important cause? he thought.

Thats when Richard decided to Go bald for Breast Cancer UK in memory of his dear auntie June who passed away aged just 55 from breast cancer. Going totally bald was a big deal for Richard whos always been proud of his full head of hair. But the memory of his beloved auntie June who would have celebrated her 89th birthday this year, definitely made it worthwhile. What Richard didnt realise was just how important this decision would turn out to be. Richards head shave and the handsome new look have now raised over £790 for Breast Cancer UK.

Thank you, Richard, and everyone else who has joined him in Going Bald for Breast Cancer over the last year, from all of us here at Breast Cancer UK. The money you have raised will help keep our vital breast cancer research and awareness work going.

Need some more inspiration? Watch and read Taneishas story!

Taneisha cut all her hair long hair off in September 2021, to remember the anniversary of her mum, Muriel Fowler, who lost her battle to breast cancer at the age of 44 in 2013.

She has donated her hair to the charity The Little Princess, which specialises in making handmade wigs for children going through cancer treatment and other hair-loss conditions such as Alopecia. See the video of her amazing transformation below!

Taneishas new look has now raised over £2000 for Breast Cancer UK.

Thank you, Taneisha, from all of us here at Breast Cancer UK. The money you have raised will help keep our vital breast cancer research and awareness work going.