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Radnor Police Participate In 'No-Shave November'
The officers donated the money they would use on shaving to help educate others about cancer prevention.
RADNOR, PA—Radnor Township police officers ditched their razors and shaving cream to embrace their facial hair during "No-Shave November" to honor cancer patients who often lose their hair as a result of medical treatments.
The officers raised $1,000 for cancer research.
No-Shave November, a non-profit, began in Chicago in 2009 when children decided to raise money for cancer after their father died of cancer. The nonprofit grew nationwide and raised over $10 million.
Township Manager Bill White judged the contest to determine who grew the best beard and /or mustache.
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White selected Detective Sgt. Chris Gluck, first place; and Officer Bill Meyer, second place.
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