Some Redding Police officers are participating in No Shave November to raise money to support the mission of the Connecticut Cancer Foundation. The funds raised benefit the organization's Cancer Patient Assistance Program to help local patients with basic needs.  That includes rent or mortgage, utilities and food.  Officials say cancer becomes a financial burden when jobs are placed on hold and there's increased medical bills.  Redding Police say patients and their families should never have to worry about going hungry or being evicted from their homes during treatment.  For the month of November, officers will not shave while raising donations for Connecticut cancer patients.