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Over the Top Wig Program is sponsored by ACCESS (via Facebook post for Thomaston, GA). This program provides free wigs, hats, and scarves to women who are undergoing cancer treatment or have hair loss due to another medical diagnosis such as alopecia or lupus. The program offers free wig fittings, accessories, and care instructions.
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## **Restoring Confidence** for Cancer and Alopecia Patients The Over the Top Wig Program provides free wigs, hats, and scarves to those experiencing hair loss due to cancer treatment or other medical diagnoses. “I’m in a lucky position here at ACCESS giving out free wigs and scarves, being able to support others, and giving back a little bit of kindness and compassion.
**– Su Rolle, Founding Program Member & Volunteer** If you’re interested in obtaining a free wig, hat, or head scarf, please call (458) 488-1231 494-1219). A trained and qualified volunteer will schedule a private appointment with you at our ACCESS wig room where you will be assisted with wig selection, fitting and care.
**Phone: (458) 488-1231 494-1219) Address: 3630 Aviation Way**,**Medford, Oregon** Please visit the Over the Top Wig Program at ACCESS’s Main Building. At the start of your appointment a volunteer will meet you in the front office to escort you to the wig room. ## **Give to**Over the Top This volunteer-run program relies solely on donations of money and time from our dedicated donors and volunteers.
To make a donation to Over the Top, please visit our Donation page.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Women undergoing cancer treatment or experiencing hair loss due to medical diagnoses such as alopecia or lupus. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Over the Top Wig Program is funded by ACCESS (via Facebook post for Thomaston, GA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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