Host an event to raise funds for men’s health
We all love good times, right? What if we told you that good times and good causes go hand in hand? Host an event this Movember and help fund life-saving men’s health projects. We’ve got all you need to get started.
Trivia night
Recruit an awesome Quiz Master, secure some great prizes and charge an entry fee. Up the ante with bonus rounds, speed rounds and prizes. Throw in a fancy-dress theme for more fun.
Backyard BBQ
Fire up the BBQ and bring your mates together for a good time and a good feed. Charge a donation for a plate and keep a jar handy to collect any extra dough on the day.
Throw a party
End of Movember means it’s time to party. Invite your friends, family and supporters. Ask for donations as a cover charge, set up fun activities and thank everyone for helping you change the face of men’s health.
How to raise the roof (and raise funds)
Step 1: Sign up
Register for Movember and select 'Host' as your fundraiser. If you've already registered, you can add 'Host' to your Mo Space.
Step 2: Plan your event
How will you rally the crew? Go with a classic – like a quiz night – or let your creative juices flow. Our guide has plenty of ideas and inspiration.
Step 2: Make an event page
From your Mo Space, go to ‘Host’, then choose ‘Create event’. This lets you share all your event info in one place, track RSVPs, send event updates, and use your event’s unique QR code to drum up donations.
Step 3: Make it count
Ask friends, family and even local businesses to back your event by purchasing tickets, donating goods or sponsoring your shindig. Together, we can stop men dying too young.
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Where the money goes
Men are dying before their time. But you can help save lives and bring about change.
That’s where you come in. Help change the face of men’s health – rally a crew and do something fun and easy, virtual or in person. Host an event. And have a good time for a good cause.
With the money you raise, we fund groundbreaking health projects across mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer – more than 1,250 projects so far.
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