Many of our most wanted items are now on sale in our store!

This is the perfect opportunity to get that beautiful artsy scarf that you’ve wanted for a while, or prepare for spring and summer with our Panama Hat! Continue reading →

As part of our celebrations, we want to invite you to participate in a competition. We created a quiz to see how well you know our Love, Alopecia blog posts! The quiz includes 4 quotes from 4 different blog posts Continue reading →

July 6: The Expressions of Interest for the Kids Adventure Camp that we hold in November is now closed!

We are so excited to see those of you who have signed up there!

June 13: Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Olumiant (baricitinib) oral tablets to treat adult patients with severe alopecia areata, a disorder that often appears as patchy baldness and affects more than 300,000 people in the U.S. each Continue reading →

We are gearing up for November’s camp! Getting so excited! If your kid has alopecia and you would like to be involved, please here to express your interest so that we can save your spot!

What do you think of our Wigs For Kids logo?

The Wigs For Kids grant program has been operating since 2012 (can you believe it?!) and we figured it was time for a logo!

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Mairead was diagnosed with AA at 13 years old in primary school, which progressed to AU by high school, where Mairead ended up shaving the last of her hair off at 17 years old.

Mairead is joining the AAAF committee Continue reading →

Wishing a very Merry Christmas to all who are celebrating! We hope you have a wonderful, safe and happy time with your families and friends.

Please be aware that there may be small delays with emails and inquiries via social Continue reading →

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the AAAdventure Camps over November throughout the country! We were so excited to have 85 attendees and reconnect after so many months either in lockdown or with limited in-person events. 

Activities included Continue reading →