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Ken Block, Subaru Rally Team USA driver and DC Shoes founder, dropped us a reminder that Movember is almost over! For the month of November Ken, teammate Travis Pastrana and many other notable stars grew their mustaches out (or, a "Mo" as they say in Australia) to raise awareness for Men's prostrate cancer. There are still a few days left to donate in Ken's name (placing a "vote" for his Mo.) See below...

Hello again...just a friendly reminder that the month of November is almost up...and, that means that my ‘stash farming for a good cause is almost complete!

So, if you haven’t had a chance yet, please take a few minutes and donate (info below).  Just look at this picture....I have endured some serious facial hair torture, don’t you think???   It’s all for a good cause, so please consider donating before the end of the month.

HOW TO DONATE:
Movember is very proud to be teaming with the Prostate Cancer Foundation in
the US and all donations made will go directly to the Prostate Cancer
Foundation.  The Prostate Cancer Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization and
all donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

To donate to Ken Block's Mo you can either:

1. Click this link

and donate online using your credit card or PayPal account,

or

2. Write a check payable to the 'Prostate Cancer Foundation', referencing
Ken Block's Registration Number 1372306 and mailing it to:

Prostate Cancer Foundation
Attn: Movember
1250 Fourth St
Santa Monica, CA, 90401

About Movember:
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.