
Free wigs, wraps, and hats for patients who experiences hair loss due to cancer treatments. Please click the link on the program you’re interested in to learn current availability and how to receive yours or to request one for a loved one. If you find an error in any of these listings, please let us know here.

Hat Box Foundation
Contact: Get in Touch
Program Status: Open
Description:
Free pretty and stylish hand-knitted hats for cancer patients of all ages. This caring non-profit has a network of knitters across the US and never charges for their headwear. Their motto is “something made from the heart can help heal the human spirit.” To request your free hat, please visit http://www.hatboxfoundation.org/home.html or email info@hatboxfoundation.org.

The Butterfly Club
Contact: Get in Touch
Program Status: Open
Description:
National free wig program for women, teenagers and children who experience hair loss due to cancer treatments. Wig fittings, caps, cut & style are all provided completely free of charge. To request your free wig and associated services, please visit http://www.sierravistabutterflyclub.com/ or email thebutterflyclub@outlook.com.

Hope Scarves
Email: hello@hopescarves.org
Program Status: Open
Description:
Hope Scarves provides free scarves for anyone facing a cancer diagnosis and the loss of hair due to treatment. All ages are welcome to apply. Each scarf comes wrapped in a happy package with a scarf, story, scarf-tying instructions and information about Hope Scarves. To request your free scarf, please visit the website link here: https://hopescarves.org/scarves-stories/request-hope-scarf/.

The Verma Foundation
Contact: Get in Touch
Program Status: Open
Description:
The Verma Foundation offers free cap wigs, stylish caps with real human hair already attached. These caps can be tailored to patient preference as to both cap and hair color. To apply for this free cap and wig program, you will fill out an application and your doctor will submit a note about your diagnosis and verify your medical need. For the free online application, please visit https://vermafoundation.org/projects/put-a-cap-on-cancer/.

Children with Hair Loss (CWHL)
Contact: Get in Touch
Program Status: Open
Description:
This program provides custom wigs to kids experiencing hair loss due to cancer treatments. Free wigs and professional styling services are available for all children to age 21 who have a medical need that is verified by a medical doctor. For free online application, visit this link: http://www.childrenwithhairloss.us/apply-for-hair/hair-application/. You can also print and mail the application in if that’s your preference.

Wigs for Kids
Contact: Get in Touch
Program Status: Open
Description:
Free wigs for kids who have experienced hair loss due to cancer. All children 18 and younger with a medical referral are eligible. The child will receive a custom wig based on needs and preferences and will work with a local stylist to make sure the fit is right. To find out more on this program and to complete an application online, visit http://www.wigsforkids.org/apply-for-a-wig/hair-replacement-system/.

Lolly's Locks
Email: info@lollyslocks.org
Program Status: Open
Description:
Lolly’s Locks provides high-quality wigs to cancer patients over 18 who have lost hair due to cancer treatment. Eligibility is based on financial need. To view current program availability and submit an application, visit https://lollyslocks.org/apply/.

Chemocessories
Email: Chemocessories@Gmail.Com
Program Status: Open
Description:
Free personalized scarves and turbans for women undergoing cancer treatments “to lift spirits and to remind each woman that treatment in no way diminishes the beautiful woman within.” Each item is handmade and tailored to the recipient’s preferences. To request a free set, please complete this form on their website here: http://www.chemocessories.org/requests.html.

Hats Off for Cancer
Email: info@hatsoffforcancer.org
Program Status: Open
Description:
Hats Off for Cancer provides free hats for kids and teens who are experiencing hair loss due to treatment. Hats Off For Cancer has donated nearly 3,000,000 brand new hats to hospitals, camps, and individuals worldwide since 1996. Request your free hat here using their online Google form.

Good Wishes
Phone: (888) 778-5998
Email: Info@GoodWishesScarves.org
Program Status: Open
Description:
Good Wishes provides one free It’s a Wrap© or Good Wishes Scarf to anyone experiencing the thinning or loss of hair as a result of illness or treatment. To request a free wrap for yourself or a loved one, visit http://www.goodwishesscarves.org/request-a-wrap/.

Friends Are by Your Side
Email: info@fabys.org
Program Status: Open
Description:
The Friends Are by Your Side program provides free wigs for both kids and adults through various salons throughout the world. Online search form for the participating salon near you: http://www.friendsarebyyourside.com/request-a-wig.php?address=&category_id=78&max_distance=.

Heavenly Hats
Email: anthony@heavenlyhats.com
Program Status: Open
Description:
Heavenly Hats provides free brand-new hats for cancer patients who lose their hair due to the disease or the treatment of it. To request a free hat package, complete this online form https://heavenlyhats.org/request-a-hat-package/.

EBeauty Community Inc.
Contact: Get in Touch
Program Status: Open
Description:
EBeauty Community Inc. offers a free national wig exchange program. Wigs are refurbished and sent, free of charge, to women in need. Those seeking wigs can select style, color and other options via the website here http://www.ebeauty.com/wigs-color/.
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