Concord High School student Joshua Price became prom king last week, and he promised that if he won, he would cut his hair for the charity “Locks of Love”.
Well, the haircut has been performed, and Joshua looks like a whole different person.
Click on the photo above to view the after picture on the Concordian’s website.
Very nice, Joshua!
NOTE: If you know someone you would like to nominate as a Concordian Hero, someone who has gone over and above in the service of others, let us know. Send your information to us at info@myconcordian.com
What a nice gesture. And he looks pretty sharp, too!
Good work Josh, you make CHS look so good! We are all proud of you. And no offense or anything, but I think your new haircut is way better.
You have good Karma. You are looking great with the new do!
He looks terrific! A wonderful project! He is such a great young man. I love his whole family.
Is THIS the after photo?
Oh, I see.
Josh is gonna be swim’in in wimen with his new look !!!!!!
Good on you kiddo , nicely done !
Wow….gorgeous! Love your transformation, and your spirit for giving of yourself to others. You are a great role model!
Wow, nice transformation!!
LOVE this!!! It’s a win-win-win-win-win!
Gets to be Prom King….
Helps another human being (maybe MORE than one….that’s quite a head of hair)!
Gets a stellar haircut afterward.
Is recognized as a Concordian Hero.
Receives well-deserved commendation on Claycord.
And (checking out the words on the bulletin board in the picture), I’ll add: GO CONCORD HIGH MINUTEMEN !!!
Awesome…
Handsome young man with a generous spirit of giving.
May that continue to grow as he grows.
Wigs for Kids actually donates the hair and Locks for Love sells their Wigs. Wigs for Kids is directly associated with the American Cancer Association and Locks isn’t. regardless, love the donation! Good job!
Locks of Love’s recipients are children suffering from alopecia (baldness) regardless of the cause. I’ve donated my hair too before I suffered from alopecia. Funny how life is.
Nice thing to do and seems like a sweet kid. But as a dad, the father should have been given the chance to match the donation so he could cut it himself. ‘Cause you know he’s been dying to.
I know a younger boy doing this too. He has until November for his big day.
Wonderful but I couldn’t see the after picture.
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