Brave girls shave their heads for charity

Brave girls Pip Otter, Debbie Chappell and Emma Mills, all from Bassetlaw Home Ed Group, had their heads shaved for charity

Three brave women from Bassetlaw Home Ed group have has their heads shaved to raise funds for charities.

Pip Otter, Emma Mills and Debbie Chappell were rasing funds for Aurora, Bassetlaw Hospice and Breast Cancer Care respectively.

Pip said: “I am happy to support Aurora and the fantastic support work they do by shaving off my hair.”

Emma commented: “I am fund-raising for Bassetlaw Hospice because I believe in this charity very strongly.

“I was one among many who did a sponsored clown walk with the lovely Joanne Mallaby and now also find ourselves like so many, in a position of needing their facilities.

“I may not raise much but I hope it inspires others to consider doing what they can for our local charities as we are lucky to have them.

“Why my hair? Because those who lose theirs to cancer and the treatment that follows don’t have a choice and to show we walk by their side proudly.”

And Debbie said: “I chose Breast Cancer Care because my sister-in-law has terminal Breast cancer so it’s a charity very close to my heart.

“Breast cancer can affect men and women and the reason I chose to shave my hair is that to a lot of people it’s their pride and joy and part of their whole persona.”