In celebration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the ISHA Project is launching “ISHAir Your Hair.” This special hair donation drive is designed to provide wigs. It aims to restore confidence for women battling cancer. This initiative is a collaborative effort. The ISHA Women’s Wellness Center at Rizal Medical Center partners with the Embassy of Israel in the Philippines. It invites the public to share a meaningful gift. Every donation will help create wigs for cancer warriors, offering them a powerful symbol of hope and community support.
The project aims to collect hair. The hair will be made into wigs for patients at the Rizal Medical Center. This is done in partnership with the Makati Medical Center Foundation. The main donation event is scheduled for a single day. Provisions have been made for those who wish to contribute remotely.
Event and Donation Details:
Date: October 29, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 NN
Venue: Rizal Medical Center
How You Can Help:
There are two easy ways for people to join this cause.
Option 1: Donate in Person. You can register online and visit the Rizal Medical Center on the event date. A professional will be on-site to provide a free haircut for all donors.
Option 2: Send Your Donation. If you are unable to attend, you can mail your cut hair. It must be properly packed and addressed to the Rizal Medical Center, c/o ISHA Women’s Wellness Center.
Hair Requirements:
To ensure the donated hair can be used for high-quality wigs, donors must follow specific guidelines.
The hair must be a minimum of 12 inches long.
Natural curls and waves are accepted.
Chemically treated, rebonded, or colored hair is not qualified for donation.
The hair should be tied into a ponytail and sealed in a resealable plastic bag.
Please include your name, contact number, and email address with your donation.
This initiative believes that every strand of hair tells a story of hope and strength. It is an opportunity to share love and beauty, one lock of hair at a time. Be part of this beautiful cause. Help bring comfort to cancer patients. Interested donors are encouraged to register now.
