OncoHappy

09/07/2026

“She knew very little about the world. But she knew her hair could make someone feel beautiful again.” 🌸
For 5 whole years, little Dhruvi Jain grew her hair with one pure purpose in her tiny heart. And every single day, her family stood beside her — nurturing not just her hair, but her kindness, her patience, her beautiful reason. 💛
On that special day, she didn’t hesitate. She sat in that chair with the biggest smile — because she had been waiting for this moment her whole little life.
A 5 year old teaching the world that giving is not about how much you have. It’s about how much love you put into it. 🤍
Dhruvi and her family — you are proof that kindness is grown at home. Thank you for raising a little girl who already knows how to change lives. We are so proud.🌸

26/06/2026

“Pageant or not you can still wear and share the crown at the same time 💗👑”

26/06/2026

“Pageant or not you can still wear and share the crown at the same time 💗👑”

15/06/2026

“For almost 21 years, I never truly cut my hair short. Letting go of something that had been a part of me for so long wasn’t easy — but donating it brought me a happiness I can’t explain.”
Because that’s what giving does. It takes something that was yours — and turns it into something priceless for someone else.
21 years of growth. One brave moment. A lifetime of impact. 💛
Scared to take that first step? So was she. And she’d tell you — it’s worth it. Every single strand. 🎗️

09/06/2026

”This is a small way of remembering and honouring her and all those still fighting.”🎗️

10 years ago, Vishakha lost her mom to breast cancer. As a little girl, she watched a wig give her mom back her confidence, her smile, her sense of self.
She never forgot that.
So this year, she grew her hair out, walked into a salon, and cut it all off.
No grand gesture. No big announcement.
Just a daughter’s love, quietly showing up.
For strangers fighting battles she knows too well.
For the simple, powerful belief that one small act can change everything. 💛

We do this for people like Vishakha. Strong, quiet, extraordinary people who turn their grief into someone else’s strength.
Your hair could do the same.

08/06/2026

14/05/2026

10 surgeries.
Zero cost.
A chance at life.

Through Off The Record – Care for Community, an event held on April 11 this year, Anshula Kapoor collaborated with Sixteen33 to turn fashion into hope by opening up her wardrobe to raise funds for breast cancer patients in need.

Together, we raised funds to help 10 women receive life-saving surgeries at zero cost.

A heartfelt thank you to Anshula Kapoor and Sixteen33 for making this possible, and to everyone who showed up, contributed, and chose compassion.

Sometimes, help begins with simply looking around.
That’s where you step in.

If you know someone who needs this support, please reach out to us.

Come, let’s save a life together.

📩 [email protected]
📞 +91 8655616195

13/04/2026

On the afternoon of 11th April 2026, Sixteen33 in Pali Hill, Mumbai transformed into a space for connection, purpose, and impact.

A section of the bar showcased pieces from Anshula Kapoor’s wardrobe, as part of Off The Record – Care for Community Initiative, with proceeds supporting OncoHappy.

What followed was more than a fundraiser—people didn’t just browse, they engaged, connected, and contributed.

Every interaction added to a shared purpose.

In just a few hours, this collective effort translated into lakhs in contributions, reinforcing the power of community-driven impact.

At OncoHappy, we are a social initiative focused on holistic cancer care—bridging gaps in awareness, access, and patient support to make journeys easier, better, and happier.

With,
- 8+ initiatives
- 1 lakh+ patients supported
- 10 lakh+ hours saved
- ₹100+ crore in cost savings.
This impact will now directly support children battling cancer through diagnostics, treatments, and continued care including nutrition, rehabilitation, and overall well-being.

Thank you to everyone who showed up, contributed, and believed in the cause.
Special thanks to Anshula Kapoor for her generous contribution, and Sixteen33 for the exemplary initiative.