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Automobili Lamborghini Together With Movember For Men’s Health

The highlight of the campaign will take place on Saturday 6 November, when some 1,500 Lamborghinis will take to the streets of major cities around the world to spread awareness of important health issues with a single collective gesture.

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Throughout the month of November, Automobili Lamborghini will officially join as a partner of Movember, the world’s leading men’s health charity, through a fundraising and awareness campaign. Funds raised throughout the month will go towards mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer.

The highlight of the campaign will take place on Saturday 6 November, when some 1,500 Lamborghinis will take to the streets of major cities around the world to spread awareness of important health issues with a single collective gesture. The participating Lamborghinis will sport hoods decorated with stickers in the shape of a moustache, the movement’s symbol. The cars will parade in cities including New York, London, Sydney, Bangkok, Rome and Cape Town. Customers from all over the world, invited to take part in the Bull Run organised by 92 Lamborghini dealers, will participate in the campaign to spread Movember’s message. During this time, the foundation will open a fundraiser on a dedicated platform (https://bit.ly/3AL7aNO), where donations can be made.


Through this partnership, Lamborghini wants to actively contribute to the crucial issue of health; and support research, by raising awareness among its community of fans and customers. This is a perfect parallel to the many initiatives that we have been carrying out internally for years in favour of the psycho-physical wellbeing of our people. From health-screening and prevention projects, to schemes supporting diversity and inclusion, as well as numerous social initiatives – these all contribute to Lamborghini being an ethically responsible industrial entity.Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini,

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