For two years, 10-year-old Christian grew his hair long.
Kids teased him. Some adults said “cut it.” He never argued. He just kept growing it.

Then one day, he walked into the barbershop and said, “Cut it all.”
The barber tied it into ponytails and trimmed off 12 inches. Christian donated every strand to Wigs for Kids — turning his hair into wigs for children fighting cancer.

After the haircut, he smiled proudly and said:
“I can handle teasing… but sick kids shouldn’t have to feel bad about how they look.”
It wasn’t about style.
It was about kindness.