
Once again, the community has been warmly invited to lace up and have a jog this weekend for another spectacular Three Blokes Running (TBR) Fun Run event at the Queens Hotel!
Scheduled for Sunday, the 23rd of November from 4pm, Austin Dewar, Campbell Johnston and Brayden Rawlins will lead the event for the second consecutive year all in the interest of raising much needed funds and awareness for the Movember Foundation, and men’s mental health.
The fun run itself will kick off at 5pm sharp from outside the Queens Hotel in Ayr, with the boys inviting anyone and everyone to come down for a walk or run regardless of experience levels.
In the inaugural year (2024) of TBR, Austin, Campbell and Brayden hosted a debut Fun Run event attracting an outstanding turnout exceeding 100 runners and raising an estimated $2,000 for the boy’s 2024 Movember Foundation team. The boys hope this weekend’s event will yield the same, if not better results!
“Join us for an arvo of beers, running, and raffles, all for a great cause! All proceeds will go towards men’s mental health awareness,” shared the trio.
As soon as the calendar flipped over to November, Austin, Campbell and Brayden reignited their Movember Foundation mission, amplifying the message “it ain’t weak to speak” far and wide. In an effort to continue spreading awareness and good vibes, day by day, the trio flip a card, and do a mystery challenge, which could be anything from clocking in for endless push-ups or a good old classic gym session.
With thousands of followers cheering them on, the boys have been comedically vlogging their challenges and sharing the videos online, attracting tens of thousands of views from across the state and beyond.
To follow along with the boys journey, search Three Blokes Running on social media and to donate to the TBR Movember Foundation team, jump online to https://movember.com/t/three-blokes-running.
What: TBR Movember Foundation Fun Run
When: Sunday, 23rd November, 4pm
Where: Queens Hotel, Queen Street, Ayr
2024's TBR Fun Run saw over 100 locals rally behind the boys (Photo Credit: David Jackson)