Port Hardy boy donates long locks for cancer research
10-09-2026 20:56 via nanaimobulletin.com

Port Hardy boy donates long locks for cancer research

Rory Hutchinson shrugged off the teasing from his peers as he let his thick ginger red hair grow past his shoulders.
That’s because he had a singular focus of fundraising for cancer research.
The 12-year-old Port Hardy boy recently had his long locks lopped off, while raising nearly $6,000 for Cops for Cancer.
As a partnership between first responders and the Canadian Cancer Society, Cops for Cancer has raised millions of dollars to fund pediatric cancer research and support children with
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