Auto Logic in Carrboro Kick Off “Movember” With a Fundraiser

Auto Logic Movember Fundraiser

Movember is here! The effort, which began in Australia, encourages men to grow mustaches in November, to raise awareness of men’s health. “Mo” is slang for mustache in Australia.

Carrboro’s Auto Logic kicked off the month of Movember with a lunchtime brats and (keg) root beer event last week to support customers, workers and all men with prostate cancer. The grill was hot, the sun was shining, and brats were a plenty — it certainly made for #MOGOODTIMES !

Team Auto Logic is supporting the University of North Carolina and Duke prostate cancer programs. All proceeds benefit the Movember foundation to raise awareness about prostate cancer and men’s health.

Donate here to team Auto Logic. Or to get involved by attending any of these great events in Chapel Hill and surrounding areas.

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