Movember - Changing the face of men's health

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Movember and Amazon are teaming up to change the face of men’s health. For every eligible product purchased, $1 will be donated to Movember. Visit the Amazon shopping page to make your purchases and support Movember.

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Mo Bro Harry Cleary’s quadruple ultramarathon challenge

Mo Bro Harry Cleary has pushed himself to the limit for Movember. He’s walked 130km in 32 hours from Scotland to Newcastle with no sleep. And he did the same over the 140km length of Hadrian’s Wall. This year’s he’s running no less than four 56km ultra marathons in memory of his father.

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Read Harry’s story

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You know us for the Mo, but where does the money go?

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Movember fundraisers are a global community of fired up Mo Bros and Mo Sisters – aka rock stars making a difference in mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

Your donation could help save a father, a brother, a son, a friend, a partner, a man’s life.

Santo and Son FabianMelbourne, Australia

Support The Clare Necessabros

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The Clare Necessabros team are doing Movember to honour the memory of a dear friend. Earlier this year they lost Harry McAleer to suicide. Now the team are growing Mo’s to raise funds and awareness for men's mental health.

The Clare Necessabros

Honouring a friend’s memory

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We've funded over 1,320 men's health projects globally

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Testicular cancer project hits another milestone

A major project, funded partly by your donations, has hit a crucial milestone in a bid to discover the best ways to treat men with aggressive testicular cancer.