On Monday, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers held their annual Cut For A Cure charity event to benefit the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation.

Buccaneers COO Brian Ford has been cutting his hair for the last serval years as part of this annual charity event. Each year, numerous members of the Bucs’ staff, whether it’s in tickets, marketing, team ops or wherever, all come together to show their support for the kids and for their fight against pediatric cancer. There are plenty of players who get involved and have their hair cut or colored as well, from vets like Gerald McCoy and Lavonte David to rookies like Ronald Jones.

This year, PewterReport.com’s own Trevor Sikkema even got in on it — and yes, that means no more man bun!

Last year the team issued a challenge to themselves and the Buccaneers community to raise $75,000 for the event, and they did. This year, the challenge was pushed all the way to $100,000, and the deal was that if that number was reached that Bucs General Manager Jason Licht was going to shave his head.

The goal was met and exceeded as the final total reached $130,000.

The National Pediatric Cancer Foundation, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Tampa, is dedicated to funding research to eliminate childhood cancer. Its focus is to find less toxic, more targeted treatments by partnering with leading hospitals nationwide through its research initiative, The Sunshine Project.

For more information on NPCF, go to www.NationalPCF.org.