Three Blokes Running’s (TBR) Campbell Johnston, Brayden Rawlins and Austin Dewar have once again closed out another stellar November spent fundraising for the Movember Foundation for the second consecutive year.
Across the past month, the trio set themselves the mission of flipping a deck of cards and completing several mystery challenges like swimming laps in the pool and pushing themselves to the limits in the gym all in the interest of raising funds and awareness for men’s mental health.
Campbell, Brayden and Austin took to social media to share daily vlogs, detailing the challenges they each were putting themselves through, and pushing the message, “it ain’t weak to speak” far and wide. With almost 3,000 followers across Instagram and Tiktok paired with tens of thousands of views, TBR have collaborated with other Movember Foundation Ambassadors and individuals spreading mental health awareness to amplify their message across the country.
“Throughout Movember, we took on mystery challenges, hosted fundraisers, ran raffles, and most importantly, started conversations that matter. Because at the end of the day, that’s what it’s all about: breaking the silence, checking in on your mates, and reminding every bloke out there that it’s okay to not be okay,” shared the boys.
“We’ve seen firsthand how deeply mental health can affect the people around us. That’s why we’re committed to driving the message into our community, sparking honest conversations, raising awareness, and helping build a space where men feel supported to speak up and seek help.”
With the month of November now behind them, the trio have celebrated raising a commendable total exceeding $7,300 for the Movember Foundation, bringing TBR’s lifetime Movember Foundation fundraising total to an outstanding $21,270.
“Every dollar raised and every chat started helps us get one step closer to changing the way we see men’s mental health. Whether you donate, join in a challenge, or simply reach out to a mate, you’re part of this movement with us. Together, we can make a difference.”
Campbell, Austin and Brayden have concluded another month spent fundraising for the Movember Foundation (Photo Credit: Campbell Johnston)
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