10 men’s health projects your donations funded in 2025
Over 285,000 people took part in Movember in 2024 – raising much-needed awareness and funds for men’s mental health, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.
We’re humbled to put your funds to work to change the face of men’s health.
Check out 10 projects made possible by the Movember community over the last 12 months.
Coming soon: The Real Face of Men’s Health Report
This October, we’ll launch our most comprehensive report – The Real Face of Men's Health – providing unprecedented detail about the state of men's health in the United States. The report will highlight guys’ experiences with the healthcare system, the ripple effect of poor men’s health on the people around them and the cost to our healthcare systems. Link coming soon.
Young Men’s Health in a Digital World
Social media plays a huge role in young men’s lives. The rise of 'male and masculinity' influencers has made global headlines. But what do young men themselves think? We asked 3,000 guys about their experiences online—here’s what we found. Find out more.
How we’re helping close equity gaps in prostate cancer care
Where you were born. How much money you make. Your ethnicity, race and gender. These, and other factors, shape the cancer care you receive. Earlier this year, Movember announced USD $4.4 million, over three years, in 18 grants to create more equitable prostate cancer care. Find out more.
Using sport to build connection and mental fitness
Building on insights from Movember’s decade-long Making Connections investment—a community-led initiative focused on strengthening mental health and social ties—we have launched Game Changers. Game Changers harnesses the power of sport as a trusted setting to help young men build resilience; better manage emotions; strengthen social connections and improve overall mental wellbeing. Currently, two pilot programs are underway with community organizations in San Diego and Chicago, testing approaches that combine evidence-based mental fitness training with the benefits of teamwork, coaching, and peer connection. Find out more.
Coming soon: Indigenous Wellbeing Grants
Health outcomes for Indigenous men are staggeringly out of step with national and international standards. We're proud to fund community-led solutions that centre Indigenous culture as a protective factor for health and wellbeing. Stay tuned this October as we announce the recipients of two new $750k grants.
Major milestone reached in prostate cancer study
After years of effort, recruitment is complete for a Movember-funded study testing a simple but powerful idea: can tracking and responding to how people with prostate cancer feel—both physically and emotionally—make a real difference in their care? Find out more.
Getting more young men to Know Thy Nuts
Testicular cancer is the #1 cancer among young men. But most guys don’t know it. Our annual Know Thy Nuts campaign, held during Testicular Cancer Awareness Month in April, encourages young men to know their risk, know their nuts and know what to do if something doesn’t feel quite right down there. Find out more.
Partnering with Laureus Sport for Good
In partnership with Laureus Sport for Good, Movember has made a 3-year commitment to youth sports programs in underserved communities in Chicago and New York City, aiming to improve mental health and life skills for youth aged 12–18. The funding will support grants for community-based organizations and strengthen Sport for Good City Coalitions, which unite local stakeholders to address community challenges through sport. Find out more.
Levelling up mental health in esports
In late 2024, we announced a partnership with esports juggernaut BLAST. Over the last 12 months, we've worked together to reach tens of thousands of players and fans promoting the importance of mental health and healthy communities. Plus, we’re working on world-first guidelines to better support players and make esports settings more psychologically safe. Find out more.
The United States’ best minds take on major gap in prostate cancer
Did you know that prostate cancer treatment impact sex and intimacy? In fact, it’s one of the most common issues that men with prostate cancer face. Over the past 12 months, Movember has united national experts to tackle this issue head on. Find out more.
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