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The Movember Foundation’s vision, values and results we seek to achieve shape both the way in which we work and the expectations we have of the organisations we fund around the world.
FUN
We create fun.
ACCOUNTABLE
We are accountable and transparent. We strive to exceed best practice cost-to-fundraising ratios.
CARING
We are passionate, dedicated, caring people that are here to serve the Movember community.
TEAM MOVEMBER
Although we are spread across the world, we are one team with the same deeper sense of purpose who work together in order to accelerate the realisa
Testicular Cancer
Strategy
Snapshot
The results we seek
Men and boys living with and beyond testicular cancer have the treatment and care needed to be physically and mentally well.
How do we measure progress?
Testicular cancer mortality rate
We want men and boys with testicular cancer to say:
My information, care, treatment and support needs have been met
I had access to well-coordinated advice, treatment and care
I had the information I needed to make well informed decisions about my treatment
The practical support needs of myself,
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
Our vision, values and the results we seek to achieve shape both the way in which we work and the expectations we have of the organisations we fund.
FUN
We create fun.
ACCOUNTABLE
We are accountable and transparent. We strive to exceed best practice cost-to-fundraising ratios.
CARING
We are passionate, dedicated, caring people that are here to serve the Movember community.
TEAM MOVEMBER
Although we are spread across the world, we are one team with the same deeper sense of purpose who work together in order to accelerate the realisation of the results we seek to achiev
Testicular Cancer
Strategy
Snapshot
The results we seek
Men and boys living with and beyond testicular cancer have the treatment and care needed to be physically and mentally well.
How do we measure progress?
Testicular cancer mortality rate
We want men and boys with testicular cancer to say:
My information, care, treatment and support needs have been met
I had access to well-coordinated advice, treatment and care
I had the information I needed to make well informed decisions about my treatment
The practical support needs of myself, my partner and family have been met
From 30 Mo Bros in Melbourne, Australia in 2003 to 4 million Mo's by 2013, Movember, through the power of the moustache, has become a truly global movement that is changing the face of men's health.
Take a look at the Movember journey so far....
2013 2011 2009 2007 2005 2003
2012 2010 2008 2006 2004
MOVEMBER 2013
4,027,688 Mo Bros and Mo Sistas since 2003
ZAR 4.7 billion raised since 2003
770 men’s health projects funded since 2003
Participating countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic,
The Movember Foundation’s vision, values and results we seek to achieve shape both the way in which we work and the expectations we have of the organisations we fund around the world.
FUN
We create fun.
ACCOUNTABLE
We are accountable and transparent. We strive to exceed best practice cost-to-fundraising ratios.
CARING
We are passionate, dedicated, caring people that are here to serve the Movember community.
TEAM MOVEMBER
Although we are spread across the world, we are one team with the same deeper sense of purpose who work together in order to accelerate the realisa
Testicular Cancer
Strategy
Snapshot
The results we seek
Men and boys living with and beyond testicular cancer have the treatment and care needed to be physically and mentally well.
How do we measure progress?
Testicular cancer mortality rate
We want men and boys with testicular cancer to say:
My information, care, treatment and support needs have been met
I had access to well-coordinated advice, treatment and care
I had the information I needed to make well informed decisions about my treatment
The practical support needs of myself,
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
Our vision, values and the results we seek to achieve shape both the way in which we work and the expectations we have of the organisations we fund.
FUN
We create fun.
ACCOUNTABLE
We are accountable and transparent. We strive to exceed best practice cost-to-fundraising ratios.
CARING
We are passionate, dedicated, caring people that are here to serve the Movember community.
TEAM MOVEMBER
Although we are spread across the world, we are one team with the same deeper sense of purpose who work together in order to accelerate the realisation of the results we seek to achiev
Testicular Cancer
Strategy
Snapshot
The results we seek
Men and boys living with and beyond testicular cancer have the treatment and care needed to be physically and mentally well.
How do we measure progress?
Testicular cancer mortality rate
We want men and boys with testicular cancer to say:
My information, care, treatment and support needs have been met
I had access to well-coordinated advice, treatment and care
I had the information I needed to make well informed decisions about my treatment
The practical support needs of myself, my partner and family have been met
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
INSTANTANÉ DE LA STRATÉGIE DE LUTTE CONTRE LE CANCER DE LA PROSTATE
LES RÉSULTATS RECHERCHÉS
LES HOMMES QUI VIVENT AVEC LE CANCER ET QUI Y SURVIVENT ONT LES TRAITEMENTS ET LES SOINS DONT ILS ONT BESOIN POUR ÊTRE BIEN, TANT PHYSIQUEMENT QUE MENTALEMENT.
COMMENT ÉVALUONS-NOUS LES PROGRÈS?
TAUX DE MORTALITÉ DU CANCER DE LA PROSTATE
NOUS VOULONS ENTENDRE LES HOMMES ATTEINTS DU CANCER DE LA PROSTATE DIRE :
J’obtiens l’information, les soins, les traitements et le soutien dont j’ai besoin
J’ai accès à des conseils, à des traitements et à des soins bien coordonné
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
In 2003, two mates Travis Garone and Luke Slattery from Melbourne Australia were having a quiet beer at the Gypsy Bar on Brunswick St, Fitzroy when their conversation turned to recurring fashion trends. They questioned where the Mo had gone and joked about bringing it back.
The two friends decided to talk their mates into growing a Mo. Inspired by a friend’s mother who was fundraising for breast cancer, they decided to make the campaign about men’s health and prostate cancer. They designed rules and guidelines for Movember (which are still in place today) and agreed to charge ten dollars
Our vision, values and the results we seek to achieve shape both the way in which we work and the expectations we have of the organisations we fund.
FUN
We create fun.
ACCOUNTABLE
We are accountable and transparent. We strive to exceed best practice cost-to-fundraising ratios.
CARING
We are passionate, dedicated, caring people that are here to serve the Movember community.
TEAM MOVEMBER
Although we are spread across the world, we are one team with the same deeper sense of purpose who work together in order to accelerate the realisation of the results we seek to achiev
Testicular Cancer
Strategy
Snapshot
The results we seek
Men and boys living with and beyond testicular cancer have the treatment and care needed to be physically and mentally well.
How do we measure progress?
Testicular cancer mortality rate
We want men and boys with testicular cancer to say:
My information, care, treatment and support needs have been met
I had access to well-coordinated advice, treatment and care
I had the information I needed to make well informed decisions about my treatment
The practical support needs of myself, my partner and family have been met