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Any kind of hat - caps, turbans, beanies, baby bonnets, ten-gallon hats. If your hat is of great sentimental value, you can send a digital photograph of the hat and we will add it to the Virtual Display.
Please fill out a card with the person's name (if you wish) and a few words to describe the individual or his or her journey with a brain tumour. You are welcome to also include a photograph. Attach the card or photo securely to the hat.
Hat Tribute
Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada
620 Colborne Street, Suite 301
London, Ontario N6B 3R9
If you do not want to send in a hat of great sentimental value, share your story with us and upload a digital photograph of the hat for the virtual display.
Megan Winkler
mwinkler@braintumour.ca
1-800-265-5106 ext. 230
Please note: If you have sent us a hat, it is already a part of the traveling display.
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