DC Moustache Blog #3

Chris

• November 20 2008
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Time to check in on our good friends Travis Pastrana’s and Nate Adams’ MO’ progress. They are three weeks deep into their respective MO’ journey.

As you might remember, Nate and Travis are growing Mo’s, so every week we’ll be documenting the growth of their Mo through photo and video updates on here at twmx.com and www.dcshoes.com/movember. Log on to donate to the Prostate Cancer Foundation by sponsoring a DC rider’s Mo.

Click below to help support Nate or Travis on their quest for Mo history.

Support Nate Adams’ ’stache

Support Travis Pastrana’s ’stache

GET INVOLVED www.dcshoes.com/movember

Think you can rock the ’stache yourself? email own moustache pic to win a $250 online DC shopping spree.
Submission email: movembercontest@dcshoes.com
Contest details link: http://movember.dcshoes.com/contest

And don’t forget about DC’s Movember eBay Auction! It is live NOW, and will end this Saturday, November 22nd at 5 PM PST. Start bidding! Check out all the items items and get involved by CLICKING HERE or the direct ebay auction HERE.

How the ‘Mo’-vement Began
Movember, an Australian non-profit organization, was born in 2003 when a couple of Australian mates were enjoying a beer at a small bar in Melbourne and decided two things – men’s health issues needed a forum and the moustache was in dire need of a comeback. Their goal was to create a campaign that joined like-minded individuals while raising money for charity and having fun along the way.

Since 2003, Movember has turned into a truly global movement. In 2007, Mo Bros and Mo Sistas in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and Spain joined their Aussie counterparts by participating in the campaign. Since Movember’s inception, almost 200,000 Mo Bros have sported a Mo and more than $29 million has been raised globally for prostate cancer research, including $740,568 raised in the United States last year. Movember is the biggest international event supporting prostate cancer.