The team at Ray White Southbank is getting behind Movember this month, with staff growing moustaches, taking on physical challenges and organising community activities to raise funds and awareness for men’s health.
Since beginning in Melbourne in 2003, Movember has grown into a global movement supporting research and programs focused on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.
For the Southbank team, the campaign is about more than facial hair.
Throughout November, the office will combine fundraising with practical community outreach, including movement and wellness challenges and the sharing of men’s health re
Ray White Southbank sales consultant and auctioneer Lachie
Ray White Southbank sales consultant and auctioneer Lachie Kelly said the team had set a fundraising target of $5000.
“The team at Ray White Southbank and Melbourne City is excited to support Movember this year,” he said.
“We are coming together across the office to raise awareness and funds for men’s mental health, suicide prevention and overall men’s health.”
Mr Kelly said the initiative was also an opportunity for the business to contribute to the wider Southbank community.
As part of our local community, we want
“As part of our local community, we want to make a genuine difference beyond real estate,” he said.
“We encourage our clients, residents, friends and families to get involved by donating, participating in our fundraising initiatives, or simply starting a conversation about men’s health.
“Every contribution counts, and together we can make a meaningful impact.”
Southbank residents can follow the Ray White Southbank Stache Squad’s progress on social media or donate through the team’s official Movember fundraising page.
