Victor sheered for Macmillan

A Lisburn man volunteered to sacrifice his beard in the name of charity last month.
Lisburn man Victor Campbell got his beard shaved for Macmillan Cancer Support at Ballymena Livestock Market.Lisburn man Victor Campbell got his beard shaved for Macmillan Cancer Support at Ballymena Livestock Market.
Lisburn man Victor Campbell got his beard shaved for Macmillan Cancer Support at Ballymena Livestock Market.

Victor Campbell’s chin was sheered at Ballymena Livestock Market on Friday 25th March, helping to raise an impressive £6,500 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Victor, a market customer, was one of four men taking part as hair, eyebrows and beards were cut, coloured and styled all for the good cause.

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Yard supervisor Jim Beggs, whose initial target was just £500, came up with the idea of a sponsored shave after burying a close family friend, Ruby Hart, just weeks ago.

“The Macmillan Unit in Antrim was a great support to my friend and her family in the last few days of her life. I wanted to do something practical to support the continued care of those suffering from cancer.” Jim said.