Brodie, eight, doing the 'Big Cut' at Kettering pub for Little Princess Trust
An eight-year-old girl with ‘plenty of hair to share’ has decided to have it cut off to help poorly children.
Brodie Henderson-Clarke will be supporting the Little Princess Trust when she has her hair cut later this month.
Mum Lisa Clarke told the Northants Telegraph: “My daughter, eight-year-old Brodie Henderson-Clarke, has decided she has lots of hair to share around. Even when she was born she had plenty.
"So on the 30th January she is doing the Big Cut for the Little Princess Trust at The Woolcomber in Kettering.
"We are inviting everyone along to give her the support and love to cut her hair for poorly children.
"If you can’t come along, we have a fundraising page - Brodie would be super grateful for any little amount.”
Brodie’s fundraising efforts have already raised more than £300, but there is still time to sponsor her via the fundraising page.
The Little Princess Trust provides real hair wigs, free of charge, to children and young people who have lost their own hair through cancer treatment or to other conditions.
The charity is also one of the largest funders of childhood cancer research in the UK.