No-Shave November Makes Its Return Across Delaware

The viral trend aims to raise awareness for men's health issues both locally and across the globe.

It’s finally here—the time of year when men can skip grooming and be trendy at the same time. Now celebrated worldwide, #NoShaveNovember was created to increase awareness of men’s health issues, especially cancer, and to raise money to support research.

While no governing body regulates this, two well-known nonprofits lead the way. Australia’s Movember emphasizes growing a mustache as a way to draw attention to men’s health issues like prostate and testicular cancer, along with mental health. And No-Shave November, a nonprofit based in Texas, promotes a similar idea.

Many Delaware men show their support by growing a beard or mustache. Whether it’s a logger beard, 1800s-style mutton chops, a walrus mustache, or prickly legs (for those who can’t grow one of the others), join the cause—and tell your significant other that you’re not unkempt, you’re a philanthropist.

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