We at Sompo aim to support the cause for Men’s Health this MOvember and we hope you can support our journey to do this by donating what you can to a very good cause that is close to our hearts.

RenaissanceRe is proud to join the MOvember BermudaTM movement and support its mission to help men live happier, healthier, longer lives. Our goal is $5k. We’ve sent out the link to the page to the Bermuda office so there may have been other donations besides mine if you’re able to check that as well.

I'll be growing what I can of a very subpar stache, and getting my move on to raise awareness and funds for men's health.

For my 5th year in a row I will be raising funds and awareness for Movember by "Grow a Mo" and "Move for Mo". I've been working hard with my rehab/physio to build back up the muscles to support my back after I herniated a disc a year and a half ago, and I am finally back being able to run reasonable distances again! I'm pledging to move, through a combination of running and cycling, 60kms in November to reflect the 60 men who commit suicide every hour. Mental health is a subject very close to my heart so its always a pleasure to push myself for this great cause.

I’m pretty sure that we all have a family member or a friend who has had cancer. Hopefully they beat it and came through. A scratchy and awkward facial grooming for a month is my little effort to raise awareness, enable jokes to be cracked, and raise some $ for a good cause.

Donate to our Deloitte Bermuda Bros - It's our Mo'ment to shine!

Aspen and our employee-led Gender And Identity Network (GAIN) are proud to support the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre's Movember campaign. The Gender And Identity Network aims to create a safe space that cultivates and supports gender equity and inclusion in the workplace - collaborating with colleagues to learn, educate and dismantle barriers, by promoting allyship and developing opportunities for growth across the business. Join us in cultivating a culture of inclusivity and empowerment.

Help Us Support Movember! As many of you know, November is not just about growing mustaches; it’s about raising awareness for men’s health issues, including prostate cancer. This cause is particularly meaningful to me, as both of my grandfathers and my wife's father succumbed to complications from prostate cancer. I'm requesting your support to help fund the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, which provides prevention, detection, treatment and support of cancer and other health concerns in the local community. HERE'S THE GREAT THING! I'm fortunate to work for a great company - Brit Insurance - which will provide a 2-to-1 match for every dollar that I raise in this campaign. So if you donate $100, Brit will match $200, for a total donation of $300 toward this great cause. And let’s be honest—who doesn’t want to see me sport a glorious mustache? I'll be posting regular updates on his mustache-growing journey, so stay tuned for some laughs and maybe a little friendly competition! Thank you for your generosity! David

This Movember, I’m putting my upper lip to work and growing a moustache to support men’s health. Why? Because the stats are scary, and men deserve better when it comes to mental health, suicide prevention, and cancers like prostate and testicular. Every whisker I grow (no matter how questionable it looks) is for a great cause. The best part? My employer is matching all donations 2:1, so your support will go three times as far. Let’s tackle these issues together—one moustache at a time!

Our company is proud to participate in Movember 2024. By donating to our page you are supporting the incredible work carried out by the Bermuda Cancer & Health Centre. We’re growing our moustaches and raising funds to tackle some of the biggest health issues faced by men. We appreciate your support!

Having lost my dad to prostrate cancer in 2023, I’m looking to raise awareness about the importance of men’s health. By participating and supporting, you’re joining a movement that Celebrates, Educates, and Fundraises for vital men’s health initiatives.

On November 24 the BRCC will host their annual Ride Against Cancer. There is no entry fee, but riders are encouraged to make a donation and share this page link with friends, family and colleagues to raise as much as we can to support the Centre's men's health initiatives which include ensuring all their services are available to men with $0 co-pay. If you can’t join the ride, please feel free to donate as detailed below. RIDE DETIALS BRCC Ride Against Cancer - November 24, 2024 8:30am Island Loop – Start/Finish Botanical Gardens Join BRCC as we ride a loop of the island (~100km) to raise awareness and funds for men’s health. The group ride will meet at the Botanical Gardens with a planned start time of 8:30 am. ROUTE The ride will begin at the Botanical Gardens and head out to Dockyard via South Road, back along Middle Road, onto Harbour Road and Front Street. We will pit stop at Miles to refill water, have a coffee and refuel, then head along North Shore out to St. George’s then St. David’s and back to Botanical Gardens via Wilkinson Ave. The route can be found on Strava by searching “BRCC MOvember Ride” and can be downloaded to a gps device. Feel free to join for the entire loop, or any portion thereof. MORE INFO Nick Bailey at 595-6425, Andrew Charlesworth at 703-2162, or any member of BRCC

This MOvember, I am growing out my mustache to raise awareness and funds for men’s health. MOvember tackles some of the largest issues in men’s health, including mental health, suicide prevention, and cancer awareness. Every donation, big or small, makes a difference. Join me in supporting this important cause, and let’s change the face of men’s health together!

HELP me support Men's Mental Health and help spread the word. I have had too many friends pass this year and we need to speak to each other and support one another, women included :-) Thank you for your support!

Hey everyone, as most of you know, I was diagnosed with DFSP back in 2014 however after a regular check up with my doctor, it was revealed that my PSA Level of 13 was unusually high for a 47 year old. After ultra sounds, MRI's and biopsy, I've been recently diagnosed with early stages of Prostate Cancer. I start radiation treatment in November and it will last a month. I'm hoping you can donate whatever you can to help out this cause and guys....get checked and catch cancer early.