Lead your team. Make it count.

Movember is better when your crew, colleagues or community are in it with you.

More laughs. More momentum. More impact for men’s health.

Every team starts with someone willing to send the first invite. This year, that someone could be you.

Five simple moves for every Captain

Photo of men with excellent moustaches, smiling to camera. One is twirling his friend's moustache

1. Set up your team

Create your team page, add a photo, share why you’re taking part and set a goal your team can get behind.

Copy. Paste. Recruit.

Not sure what to say? Copy this.

Hey! I’m doing Movember this year and putting a team together - and naturally thought of you. We’re raising funds for men’s health and having some fun along the way. You up for joining us? Here’s the link: [insert link]

Make it yours. A personal message will always beat a mass invite.

Why lead a team

Raise more for men’s health

Photo showing five smiling men with magnificent moustaches, winning a Movember award.
Photo showing five smiling men with magnificent moustaches, winning a Movember award.

Teams help more people get involved, fundraise and support the cause together.

Start more conversations

Photo showing three men at a football field, celebrating and wearing Movember-branded football attire.
Photo showing three men at a football field, celebrating and wearing Movember-branded football attire.

Your team gives people a reason to talk about men’s health - at work, with friends and in your community.

Have a better time doing it

Photo showing four people in humorous fancy dress costume, on a stage and about to win a Movember award.
Photo showing four people in humorous fancy dress costume, on a stage and about to win a Movember award.

Challenges. Group chats. Questionable mustaches. Friendly competition. Movember is simply more fun with people beside you.

Your Captain game plan

Do a few simple moves at the right time. Remember, you don’t need to do everything. Pick what works for your team.

Before Movember

Build the crew.

  • Invite your first teammates.
  • Set a team goal.
  • Get your page read.

Early Movember

Get everyone moving.

  • Kick off the group chat.
  • Encourage the first fundraising ask.
  • Celebrate early wins.

Mid-Movember

Keep the momentum going.

  • Share your progress.
  • Acknowledge teammates with shout-outs.
  • Create a simple challenge or team moment.

Final week

Finish strong.

  • Share how close you are to your goal.
  • Make one final push.
  • Thank and celebrate the team.

Your Captains' toolkit

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5 steps to kickstart your Movember team

A simple game plan to get your team set up, moving and ready for Movember.

More help for Captains

How to ask for donations without making it feel weird

Simple ways to make the ask feel natural, personal and easier to say yes to.
Showing how it’s done
Rob Reid from Ledcor group
Showing how it’s done

Thinking about joining Movember for the first time? Just do it. We started as a small team with just a handful of us willing to grow silly mustaches and walk around the office. But it has grown a little bit more each year.

Rob Reid, Ledcor Group

The team won’t start without you

Bring a few people together.

We’ll help with the rest.

Need a hand?

Questions about setting up or leading your team?

We’re here to help.