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Meghan Quartier shaves her son Nathan's head during the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Ormond Beach Firefighters Charities President Carrie Davis preps a booth for the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
OBPD Sgt. Mike Pavelka sports a pink firefighter hat at the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Milena Sherman sports a pink firefighter hat at the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Ormond Beach firefighter Karie French gets a pink streak in her hair during the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
A table is adorned with pink wristbands at the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Ormond Beach Firefighters Charities Carrie Davis updates the donation board, sparking competition between the agencies the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Emma Jones of the Men's Refinery shaves Daytona Beach firefighter Ryan Terry's head during the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Brandon Castaldi of the Men's Refinery shaves Ormond Beach firefighter Randy Bennett's head during the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Ormond Beach Fire Battalion Commander Nate Quartier, Jalin Kneutelski from Port Orange fire and rescue, Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey and Chris Robertson from Volusia County Fire Services. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Brandon Castaldi of the Men's Refinery shaves Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey's head during the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Brandon Castaldi of the Men's Refinery shaves Ormond Beach Fire Battalion Commander Nate Quartier's head during the Fired Up for a Cure event at the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Ormond Beach Firefighters Charities "battled cancer by buzzing heads" at its Fired Up for a Cure event in the Gaslamp Shoppes on Sunday, Oct. 7, where local fire and police agencies helped raise over $4,000 for Ormond Beach charity Light the Way.
Light the Way helps cancer patients and their families with daily needs such as housekeeping, transportation, meals and taking care of pets. A total of $4,167 was raised in the names of the Ormond Beach Fire Department, Port Orange Fire and Rescue, Volusia County Fire Services and the Ormond Beach Police Department.
Barbers from the Men's Refinery shaved the heads of fire fighters and police officers, including Fire Battalion Commander Nate Quartier and Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey, to raise cancer awareness. Others chose to weave pink hair extensions into their hair, courtesy of Dollface Hair Refinery.
