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Sergio Cerruti

2 year Mo Bro

Sergio Cerruti

2 year Mo Bro

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raised €500 since 2023

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I'm raising funds and awareness this Movember for all the dads, brothers, sons and mates in our lives. I need your help. Please donate to support men's health.

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Sergio Cerruti

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58 Week(s) Ago

Donation from:

Sergio Cerruti

€500

You don’t have to be alone, you don’t have to do everything on your own.
We spoke to Eve - Grammy winner, actress, wife and mother – for the second chapter of our Movember story. It was fascinating to see the angle of male mental health through a female lens. And we learned a crucial lesson: we are all humans who are not unbreakable and that it takes courage to talk openly about our issues.

Previous year's posts

You don’t have to be alone, you don’t have to do everything on your own.
We spoke to Eve - Grammy winner, actress, wife and mother – for the second chapter of our Movember story. It was fascinating to see the angle of male mental health through a female lens. And we learned a crucial lesson: we are all humans who are not unbreakable and that it takes courage to talk openly about our issues.

Being brave doesn’t mean you are unbreakable.
For the second year in a row, we support Movember, and we decided to do so by talking about male mental health from both sides, gaining the female and male perspective.
This is the first part of our story: a conversation with Maximillion Cooper, entrepreneur, husband, and father. It was a great chat and a meaningful way to share important thoughts that involve not just men, but all of us.

Being brave doesn’t mean you are unbreakable.
For the second year in a row, we support Movember, and we decided to do so by talking about male mental health from both sides, gaining the female and male perspective.
This is the first part of our story: a conversation with Maximillion Cooper, entrepreneur, husband, and father. It was a great chat and a meaningful way to share important thoughts that involve not just men, but all of us.

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