Hundreds shave heads for cancer at St. Baldrick’s celebration Galleria event supports Keaton Raphael

St. Baldrick's 2013
Anne Stokes, special to the Press Tribune
Smart Cookie team member Erin Bryers of Granite Bay, 13, says goodbye to her previously long, curly, red hair for charity at the St. Baldrick’s Celebration at the Westfield Galleria mall. Bryers raised over $6,000 with her teammates for the Keaton Raphael Memorial and the St. Baldrick’s Foundation to support cancer research.

Hundreds of supporters shaved their heads in the name of cancer survivors at the Westfield Galleria on Saturday. The Keaton Raphael Memorial and the St. Baldrick’s Foundation partnered together to host their annual St. Baldrick’s Celebration fundraiser to raise awareness and money for cancer research and treatment.

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