<p>Proving even a kid can make a difference, 5-year-old Madalynn Grassl of Monument, with Bobbee Hueckman of Cut Above, holds fists full of locks that she had chopped off on Feb. 15 to help out a less fortunate child. The hair – 10 inches worth in two pony tails – was donated to Pantene Beautiful Lengths, who turn the donated hair into wigs for children undergoing cancer treatment. Madalynn is the daughter of Rebecca Grassl of Monument who said, "What a grownup decision. Anyone can make a difference; age is no exception."</p>

Proving even a kid can make a difference, 5-year-old Madalynn Grassl of Monument, with Bobbee Hueckman of The Cut Above, holds fists full of locks that she had chopped off on Feb. 15 to help out a less fortunate child. The hair 10 inches worth in two pony tails was donated to Pantene Beautiful Lengths, which turns the donated hair into wigs for children undergoing cancer treatment. Madalynn is the daughter of Rebecca Grassl of Monument who said, What a grownup decision. Anyone can make a difference; age is no exception.