Folsom Supercuts manager Olga Howerton will shave all 20-plus inches of her hair to help cure childhood cancer.
Howerton, 30, of Natomas, hopes to raise $30,000 in donations for St. Baldrick’s. Throughout the month of February, all of the Sacramento area Supercuts salons will be accepting donations to help Howerton reach her goal.
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