School Honor Roll

Goin’ Bald for Bucks began with a promise between a brother and sister. Lake Shore High School teacher Tony George vowed to shave his head with his sister Cathleen while she was going through cancer treatment. He promised to not let his hair grow back until hers did.
When Mr. George told his students about his mission, many of them offered to join him. One student even suggested that they collect pledges before shaving their heads.
In its first year, Mr. George and 36 Lake Shore High School students raised $3,600 for cancer research and patient-care programs at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. Since then, schools across Western New York have gone bald — joining forces in the fight against cancer and standing in solidarity with cancer patients!
(The number of events each school held)
Lake Shore Central Schools
North Collins Central School
Veronica E. Connor Middle School
Springville Griffith Institute Central Schools
Nichols School
Orchard Park High School
Daemen College
South Buffalo Charter School
Canisius College
Frontier High School
Clarence High School
Lancaster High School
Amherst High School
(Cumulative fundraising total)
Lake Shore Central Schools
North Collins Central School
Transit Middle School
Heim Middle School
Lancaster High School
West Seneca East High School
Hamburg High School
Mill Middle School
Amherst Middle School
Nichols School
Hosting a Bald for Bucks event at your school is a great way to teach the importance of community and rally together for a great cause.