Is No-Shave November Still a Thing? Here's What We Know

Is No-Shave November Still a Thing? Here's What We Know

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No-Shave November has a very active presence on social media, thanks to #LetItGrow. The organization promotes participants to like and retweet posts related to the tradition and share their own photos throughout the journey.

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On Oct. 29, the Harvey Cedars Police Department in Long Beach Island, N.J. announced their participation in No-Shave November on Twitter.

They wrote, "Our officers will be growing facial hair again this November to raise [money] for [cancer] to be distributed directly to those impacted by a cancer diagnosis. Link in our profile to donate!! #cancersucks #NoShaveNovember #letitgrow."

MCO Healthcare advocated for the annual mission on Twitter as well. Early Monday morning, they shared, "Globally, men die on average [five] years earlier than women, and for reasons that are largely preventable. How can you take action? Spend quality time. Talk more. Know your risk. Move more. #Letitgrow."

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