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Hair-Razing for Beantown Babies

By Marc Rapport June 28, 2013 • Reprints John Krupcheck of Liberty Bay Credit Union goes under the razor for Boston Children's Hospital. Below, the finished product. There have been some close shaves at Gillette Stadium, and maybe none closer than Liberty Bay Credit Union staffer John Krupcheck got earlier this month.

Krupcheck, a veteran IT employee at the $626 million Liberty Bay in Braintree, Mass., agreed to have his head shaved for the annual 2013 Buzz Off for Kids’ Cancer event, held at the New England Patriots’ home field to support Boston Children’s Hospital.

This year was Liberty Bay’s second in the Buzz Off and donations have totaled $12,500, including the $2,500 raised at the hair-razing, along with in-branch efforts.

“John’s participation was great,” said Kelly Amato, a vice president at the 24,000-member Liberty Bay. “He’s been a part of the Liberty Bay family for a long time, which made it easy to get support from members and employees.”
