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Where There's A Need, Inc.

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OUR INSPIRATION..
The first hair scarf was created In 1999 for a little girl, named Taylor Haymore. Taylor was a second grade student and the classmate of my daughter Nasia. Taylor suffered a brain aneurism, and experienced hair loss when her hair was removed during brain surgery. The entire ordeal was traumatic, but the loss of her hair caused her to feel ashamed, especially upon returning to school. She was our inspiration and the first recipient of one of our special haired head garments.

OUR PRODUCTS & SERVICES..
Our hair scarves are unique and give the appearance of a natural hair style. They come in a variety of colors and sizes and will service every nationality and culture of people. The haired head garments can be an alternative for a wig. Many children are uncomfortable with a wig, but find our product more inviting.

There are large selections of head coverings for women, but few for children. Our organization will support both, but we will focus heavily on children. We prepare special head garments for babies, including little girls, into teens, and up to young adults. Our goal is to create miles of smiles, and boost the self-esteem of the patients during a time of affliction and uncertainty.

STATISTICS..
According to the National Cancer Institute, ONE OUT OF EVERY THREE WOMEN will be diagnosed with CANCER in the United States each year. Last year alone, over NINE THOUSAND CHILDREN under the age of fifteen were diagnosed with this disease, and most will experience hair loss during chemotherapy treatment.

OUR CHARITABLE WORK..
Our "Young Exponents" School Program, make it possible for us to periodically donate to  CANCER HOSPITALS. We have also included a donation to a HOSPICE. The countenance of the patients there should also be supported. We have partnered with The Queens Division of The American Cancer Society, and are used as a resource for the Entire Eastern Division.Our Organization participates in A Wig Program with The ACS Qns Chapter, where women are supported with a FINANCIAL NEED.

OUTREACH / PARTNERSHIPS

 We participate in many forms of OUTREACH in the community, including visiting local schools to EDUCATE STUDENTS about COMMUNITY SERVICE and the Reality of Cancer in Children. We also teach the students to design and create head garments for sick children with cancer. The student's creations are donated to Cancer Hospitals. Periodically, we have local Theatre Production Performances which include students from our Young Exponents School Programs. These students demonstrate, leadership, and the need to participate in community service and support a worthy cause. We have also partnered with a local Girl Scout Troop, and also participate in Community Health Fairs, Cancer Parades, Radio & Media Outreach, and are supported by our Local Elected Officials.

OUR  MISSION

The Mission of Where There’s A Need Inc, is to SUPPORT WOMEN and CHILDREN who have experienced hair loss and baldness, due to CHEMOTHERAPY CANCER TREATMENT, as well as, individuals with hair loss from OTHER MEDICAL CONDITIONS. We are delighted for the opportunity to design and create special headwear, with attached hair and bangs for those in need. Providing this support will continue to be our mission. We also create Base Ball Caps for Men and Boys who experience Hair Loss from Cancer. Our goal is to create smiles and boost the self-esteem of the cancer patients during a time of affliction and uncertainty.

OUR VISION STATEMENT

Where There’s A Need
Will Meet The Need
For Women And Little Girls & Boys Who Need Us Most

The NON PROFIT SECTOR should serve a PUBLIC PURPOSE and the SOCIAL GOOD. Our goal is to passionately serve those in need of our service

Supporting Women and Children during these difficult times will continue to be our focus.


Affiliations / Funding in part by: Council Member Thomas White Jr., 28th C.D., Speaker Christine Quinn & The N.Y. City Council, State Senator Malcolm A. Smith, 14th Senate District, Council Member Leroy Comrie, 27th C.D.

Membership and Support From: Materials For The Arts Dept. Cultural Affairs,  The Non Profit Coordinating Commitee of NY, CRE  Community Resource           Exchange                                                                                                                         


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