Buzzing4Change.org

	donors. barbers. college students. community members. bands. student groups. charities. children living with cancer. undergraduate students. volunteers. shavees. board members. adults. university officials. professors. guests. press. participants. fundraisers. graduate students. cuttees. sponsoring organizations. entertainers. organizers. People who want to...
	help people realize their potential. help others. everyone deserves a fair chance. to help children with cancer. develop student leaders. prove we can make a difference. show solidarity. because we are inspired. our friends are doing it. to raise money. we wanted a free hair cut. to inspire others. cause we know people who have suffered from cancer. Because we want to....
	Buzzing for Change is a one-day student-run charity extravaganza starting up at colleges and universities around the country. Participants shave their heads, cut their hair for Locks of Love or volunteer. They recruit sponsorship, 100% of which is donated to a local charity that works to improve the lives of children living with cancer. The flagship program is at The George Washington University, but The Buzzing for Change Foundation is looking for other schools to hold programs in the spring of 2008. A program that will...

GWU
Rutgers
Drexel

The hardest thing about saying yes is having to say no...

Today I had the pleasure of letting applicants at 2 schools that their applications were accepted and they are going to be running B4C programs on their campuses (we will release the names of the schools shortly). But along with that I needed to notify other schools that their applications were not accepted. We are at a stage in our organizational growth where we do not have the resources to grow as fast as some would like us to. We hope that in the coming years TB4CF will get to a point where we have the manpower and finances to support more programs, but right now we don't. While we are confident that controlled growth is the right way to go, telling someone that they can not ...
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