That's very cool that you were thinking about donating it - my late second wife(r.i.p.) is one of those people who benefited from those "Locks of Love". Hope your back issues stabilize.I started growing my hair (started baby smooth bald) back in 2009, shortly after my first back surgery. My plan was to let it grow until my back was fixed, and donate it.
The back surgeries didn't fix my back, so it's still growing.
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Never had it be an issue, though. Even playing at church, where I was actually told to let it down, because it helps the worship team to connect with the younger crowd. I'm 43. Go figure.
I'm 53 - I wear it long partly to connect with the older, long-hairs. If you've got it, grow it.
