A Twisted Tale of Female Revenge
Tired of shaving and waxing, Sharon Josephson and Helen Jackman are seeking revenge. Friends, help us raise:
$1k - Phil Ashman waxes his legs
$2.5k - Phil and Grant Lawrence wax their chests!
$5k - Phil and Grant get full Pinky Blinder!
A Twisted Tale of Female Revenge
Tired of shaving and waxing, Sharon Josephson and Helen Jackman are seeking revenge. Friends, help us raise:
$1k - Phil Ashman waxes his legs
$2.5k - Phil and Grant Lawrence wax their chests!
$5k - Phil and Grant get full Pinky Blinder!
A Twisted Tale of Female Revenge
Tired of shaving and waxing, Sharon Josephson and Helen Jackman are seeking revenge. Friends, help us raise:
$1k - Phil Ashman waxes his legs
$2.5k - Phil and Grant Lawrence wax their chests!
$5k - Phil and Grant get full Pinky Blinder!
Haircuts for
Health Care
Sharon - Phil Ashman & Grant Lawrence - Helen
Haircuts for
Health Care
Sharon - Phil Ashman & Grant Lawrence - Helen
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A Leg Up For Learning!
A haircut is heroic, no doubt. But the real heroism happens every day, in countless homes, as women stand naked in the shower trying to reach the hair on the back of their legs with a flimsy disposable razor. As they lay on the beautician’s bench anticipating the skin-tearing wax removal. How much blood has been shed as women bravely live up to the gendered norms imposed upon them?
Sharon Josephson, Associate Dean of Arts and Foundational Programs, and Helen Jackman, Executive Director of OC Foundation, are getting their revenge!
$1k - Phil Ashman waxes his legs (Milestone reached! Please see photos and video below!)
$2.5k - Phil and Grant Lawrence wax their chests!
$5k - Phil and Grant get full Pinky Blinder!
Friends, please support. Do it for yourselves, for women everywhere, and for OC students. It's payback time!
First Milestone Reached!
Thank you to everyone who has donated!
With the $1,000 fundraising milestone reached, Phil Ashman, Okanagan College Regional Dean, Central Okanagan went to the salon to get his legs waxed! Thank you to Talking Tree Spa for donating the treatment costs.
Stay tuned, the chest waxing is next!
Our Students, Your Health
Every dollar raised will help us complete a new Health Sciences Centre, training front-line health care professionals to work in our hospitals, seniors homes, pharmacies, dental clinics, rehab, community mental health and early childhood education settings. Visit www.OurStudentsYourHealth.ca to learn more.
Thank you for your support: a $5k donation
While Okanagan College President Jim Hamilton jokes that he doesn't have much hair to inspire people to donate, he still wants to thank the community for coming together in support of education for the next generation of health care heroes.
That's why he's personally donated $5,000 after the campaign raised $10,000 on May 1
Global News Okanagan
Thanks Global News Okanagan for featuring Haircuts for Health Care! View the segment here.
Fundraising Heroes
When Drew's bangs got too long, his mom cut his hair and donated the price of a haircut.
Scott's wife is a nurse so he wanted to raise funds to support the training of new nurses.
Westbank First Nation Chief Chris Derickson will also shave his head once he raises $10k!
Keep supporting local salons
While salons may not be able to cut your hair in-person, many are offering virtual advice and product delivery. Please support them and be sure to stay loyal once this is over. When we get through this, we will need their talent and help more than ever!
Cut at your own risk!
As a result of COVID-19, there are many online tutorials on how to cut your hair. Make sure to do your research and go slowly. Okanagan College Foundation accepts no liability for failed cuts or injuries resulting from participation.
