Local News
Kalispell boy donates his hair to Wigs for Kids

Kalispell, Montana – Following the example of his father’s friend, Conor Rogers, an 11-year-old boy from Kalispell, donated more than 12 inches of his hair to Wigs for Kids.
“I was just like let’s grow my hair and donate it,” says Conor.
Conor says he likes to help children in need of hair for wig.
“Feels good that like someone else that has cancer or a disorder that lost all of their hair, can they actually have hair and my hair, and it makes me feel very good,” Conor said.
Conor has always been a compassionate kid, according to his mom, Meghan Sistok.
“He mentioned that he really likes his hair now and, like, his sister gave him an out and said, ‘Well, you don’t have to cut it,’ and he even today he says, ‘no, I said, I was going to do it and I’m going to do it’,” Sistok said.
In order to provide children who are losing their hair due to illnesses with custom-fitted wigs, Wigs for Kids is working with licensed hair technicians.
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Man from Billings robbed early on Saturday
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Billings MET Transit gets new schedule, routes and updates October 2
-
Local News2 weeks ago
This Saturday, Yellowstone Eye Care will have its annual “Focus on Kids Day”
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Meadowlark Elementary recognizes “One Class at a Time” teacher
-
Montana2 weeks ago
Dinosaur discovery close to Jordan will open up study possibilities
-
Local News2 weeks ago
Red Lodge Ales organizes a community event in honour of a worker
-
Montana2 weeks ago
Democrat Ryan Busse enters the Montana governor’s race
-
Local News2 weeks ago
40 new U.S. citizens welcomed at naturalization ceremony in Yellowstone National Park
Leave a Reply