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I recently heard about the Magic Yarn Project, and was so excited! You see, my son is a childhood cancer survivor, so I have a soft spot for anything that helps kids battling cancer.
The Magic Yarn Project provides character wigs and beanies to kids who have lost their hair to cancer, and other diseases, for free. Yes, I said for free! The wigs are handcrafted by volunteers, and sent to individual kids and hospitals around the world. You can go on the website, and request a wig for your child.
Look at these awesome wigs that I took a screenshot of from their website? Aren’t they amazing? Kids can choose from over 30 different characters.
There are also many ways to get involved with the Magic Yarn Project. You can either cut yarn to their specifications and send it in to be made into a wig, or you can make a whole wig yourself to send in.
Bedazzling flowers or decorating envelopes are other ways to help.
You can also make a monetary donation, or help raise money to help buy more yarn.
Check the Magic Yarn Project website for more information!
This is the kind of yarn they use for the wigs.
I’m very happy to be able to add this amazing project to my Childhood Cancer Awareness Resources page. Go check it out for more information about childhood cancer, and ways you can help.
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