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Do:
- Do use the downloadable artwork on our website to promote your participation in Movember. For instance, you can use the campaign logos in a Facebook post, but don't alter or manipulate the downloaded images.
- Do give your event a distinctive name and state that it is in support of Movember. For instance, 'Community Ball supporting Movember'.
- Do give your website, app or product a unique name.
- Do mention and link to Movember and promote your involvement with our cause.
- Do sign up at movember.com or via the Movember app and start a team for your company and your staff.
Don’t:
- Don't sell items that display our branding (including the word MOVEMBER or our iconic Mo). This includes clothing, accessories, products or any merchandise created for sale, unless you have a written agreement with Movember.
- Don't call your event an “Official” Movember event. This can confuse the community about who runs and is responsible for the event.
- Don't use the word MOVEMBER, or anything confusingly similar, in the name of your website, social media account, business name, app or product.
- Don't offer goods or services for sale on the basis that a percentage or amount per sale will be donated to Movember, unless you have a written agreement with Movember.
Cause-related marketing
Cause-related marketing is offering products for sale on the basis that a percentage or amount per sale will be donated to Movember.
You cannot engage in cause-related marketing without prior approval from our Partnerships team.
Insurance
Sometimes if you're running an event at a venue or public space, the venue owner or local council will ask you to provide proof of insurance. Movember's insurance policies only cover events run by Movember. We cannot extend our coverage for third party events, such as events run by our supporters.
Alcohol licensing
Sometimes, event suppliers will ask to use Movember's charitable registration number to receive an alcohol permit or license.
You cannot use Movember's charitable registration number to obtain an alcohol permit or license.
Other things you may need to arrange
- All financial aspects of your fundraising event, including ensuring funds donated to Movember at the event, are remitted to Movember following the event.
- Local council permits, activity permits for competitions, food handling permits, security services, health and safety/fire plans.
Still not syncing? If your fitness tracker isn’t syncing to your Mo Space, get in touch with your local Movember Team.
Note: activity type on device must match the challenge type selected on movember.com (e.g. if you selected Run, a logged walk won't sync).
Privacy policy: movember.com/privacy
While Growing a Mo is left to the guys, Mo Sisters (women who love Mo’s and want to support men's health) do a lot of important work for Movember. Mo Sisters can raise funds and awareness by signing up and:
- Moving 60 miles over the month for the 60 men we lose to suicide each hour
- Hosting a Mo-ment by gathering friends and family
- Create your own challenge with Mo Your Own Way
- Making a donation to a Mo Bro or fellow Mo Sister
- Encouraging men to be proactive about their health
- Supporting and showing love for the moustache
Our global advisory committees and men’s health partners provide insight and guidance on how and where Movember makes programmatic investments. This diverse group of experts are from a range of geographic, ethnic and cultural backgrounds which informs their perspectives, and Movember’s investments across our cause areas: mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.
We are also working to decrease unconscious bias in our hiring process through clearly defined, objective criteria that’s reviewed before positions are posted so that we attract diverse and wide-ranging talent.
Recognising that diversity is not the same as inclusion, we continue to work on building a supportive organisational culture and encourage an open dialogue among staff to converse and share solutions. Movember is committed to improving diversity and inclusion in our team and establishing a sense of belonging for everyone. We understand there is more work to be done.
These guidelines are designed to help you understand how to use our branding to best support us.
To change the face of men's health, you can either get involved, donate, or partner up with Movember. If you choose to get involved, you can Grow a moustache, Move by running or walking 60 miles throughout the month, Host a Mo-ment by gathering friends or create your own challenge with Mo Your Own Way. If you'd like to partner with us get in touch at businessmos@movember.com to speak with our team. Or, if you'd like to donate, get behind a friend by donating to their Mo Space, or make a donation directly to Movember. To help men live happier, healthier, longer lives year-round you can also set up a recurring donation.
Movember, the month formerly known as 'November', is a moustache-growing charity event that raises funds and awareness for men’s health. Movember participants, known as Mo Bros and Mo Sisters, sign up on movember.com and then choose to Grow a moustache, Move by walking or running 60 miles throughout the month, Host a Mo-ment by gathering friends or create their own challenge with Mo Your Own Way.
Photos and video footage captured at Movember events may be used on our website, mobile app, broadcast emails and across a wide range of our social media accounts including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest and Flickr.
Images may appear in Movember media and communication materials and our partners may also use images from our events in their own Movember-related materials.
Images from our events may also be displayed in internet search engine results and Movember has no control over this.
