The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is partnering with local businesses to raise money for St. Baldrick's Foundation, a volunteer-driven charity that funds resarch to find cures for childhood cancers. So far, more than 145 Greek males have signed up to have their heads shaved in solidarity with children fighting cancer; these 145 men have raised more than $42,000, nearly half the current Atlanta fundraising total of $86,000.

The grand ear-lowering will be an evening of consecutive team shaves at RiRa Irish Pub, with Tabatha Coffey of Bravo TV's Tabatha's Salon Takeover kicking off the first part of the event as a celebrity barber. A list of participating teams/chapters and a schedule of when each time will get its haircuts is available on the St. Baldrick's website. Donations may be made online or in person at RiRa.