Frequently Asked
Questions
Little Heroes Hair is a registered 503(c) non-profit with the state of Washington, dedicated to providing FREE medical-grade wigs to children under 18, suffering from hair loss, ensuring they can grow up with the joy and self-esteem they deserve.
Children under the age of 18 who are experiencing hair loss due to medical conditions, such as cancer, alopecia, or other illnesses, are eligible to apply. We require supporting documentation, including a medical certificate and a guardian's ID.
You can apply by visiting our website’s application page, www.littlehereshair.org/apply. Simply fill out the application form and upload the required documents. If you have any questions during the process, feel free to contact us.
To complete the application, we require:
- A medical certificate confirming hair loss
- The guardian’s photo ID
- Photos of the child’s current hair loss condition (for wig customization purposes)
Each wig is handcrafted to ensure a perfect fit. Typically, it takes about 6-8 weeks to produce a wig after we receive all the necessary information. We will keep you updated throughout the process.
Yes, we welcome hair donations! Donated hair must be at least 12 inches long, healthy, and untreated (no dye or chemical treatments). You can find more information on our [hair donation page] [insert link].
Absolutely! Monetary donations help us cover the cost of creating wigs and expanding our reach to more children in need. Visit our [donation page] [insert link] to contribute.
We partner with salons to provide wig fitting and styling services for children. If your salon is interested in collaborating with us, please visit our [Become a Partner Salon page] [insert link] for more details.
Yes, we customize each wig based on your child’s preferences and needs. During the application process, you’ll have the option to provide details about the desired style, color, and length.
We respect the privacy of every family we work with. Any photos or information shared with us are used strictly for wig production and application purposes. Photos used for promotional purposes are only shared with explicit permission and with the child’s identity obscured.