Bolts players, staff take part in 'Cut for a Cure Charity Challenge'
The Tampa Bay Lightning became the latest area team to shed hair for a good cause.
On Thursday, players and staff took part in the Pediatric Cancer Foundation's "Cut for a Cure Charity Challenge" at Amalie Arena. The Tampa Bay Rays and Tampa Bay Buccaneers have taken part in the fundraising venture in the past. The challenge raises funds and awareness for select nonprofit organizations to fight pediatric cancer.
Donations can be made at www.pcfcutforacure.org or by calling 813-269-0955.
Here are highlights from the event ...
The first swipe has been taken! #CutforaCure @TBLightning has begun! pic.twitter.com/mw8RUzY8Dj
— Pediatric Cancer Fdn (@PediatricCancer) March 19, 2015
. @Akillorn19 shaving cancer survivor MaKayla's hair for #CutForACure. ? pic.twitter.com/LKHKYqKgnn
— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) March 19, 2015
When your coach cuts your hair... ✂️ #rookielife pic.twitter.com/dGgs3J6H8S
— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) March 19, 2015
Alllll the Russians. #CutforaCure pic.twitter.com/RzzhcH4kIs
— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) March 19, 2015
. @jodrouin27's hair stylist is definitely a pro. ? pic.twitter.com/SNUixv7bUa
— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) March 19, 2015
Before/after photos with Josh at today's #CutForACure benefiting @PediatricCancer. 3 years cancer free. pic.twitter.com/5Q518Klytg
— Jon Cooper (@CoopersLaw) March 19, 2015
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