A housing group boss has said goodbye to his beard in aid of a young boy with cerebral palsy.
Flagship Group chief executive David McQuade had grown his facial fuzz for a year before facing the chop in aid of The Helping Harry Trust this week.
The charity supports Harry Charlesworth, who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy and breathing difficulties as a result of suffering two strokes before he was born.
Mr McQuade visited Norwich barbers Swagger & Jacks for the cut on Tuesday, January 9.
Mr McQuade said: 'I'm delighted to be able to do something for such a worthy cause. Harry is a brave boy indeed. Any money raised will help Harry get the essential equipment, treatment and care he needs to have the best future possible.'
To sponsor Mr McQuade and support Harry visit: https://www.gofundme.com/2ptcczw including the reference: DAVID-BEARD.
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