Circle of Care

Hi, this is Dylan Flanagan and Will Viggiano, and last year, for the first time, we brought together Wilton High School students to shave their heads in support of the incredible work of Circle of Care, an organization dedicated to helping families of children with cancer. Together, students raised $6,833, showing what’s possible when a community comes together.

 This year, we’re hoping to grow that impact even further. We’ve set a goal of $7,000 and are working to bring even more students and supporters together to help outdo last year’s effort.

 When a child is diagnosed, the entire family is affected. Circle of Care provides practical, emotional, and financial support from diagnosis through treatment and beyond, helping families maintain stability at home during an incredibly difficult time.

 We invite you to join us on Monday, March 9th from 6:00–8:00pm at Circle of Care, 144 Danbury Hill Road in Wilton, the red barn located at the top of the hill. Local barbers will be there volunteering their time to help support this meaningful event.

 You’re welcome to get your head shaved in solidarity, but you do not need to shave your head to participate. Simply coming by, making a donation, or showing your support helps us reach our goal and make a real difference for families facing childhood cancer.

 Thank you for your support. We’re so excited to welcome you for an evening of community, laughter, and joy. Refreshments and light bites will be provided, and we look forward to sharing this meaningful night together.