Lawyers and staff members in DLA Piper's Liverpool office celebrated Movember, a movement aimed at raising money for men's health issues, by letting their whiskers grow. More than a dozen DLA Liverpudlians tended to their handlebars, Fu Manchus, pencil 'staches and walrus whiskers.
December 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers and staff members in DLA Piper‘s Liverpool office celebrated Movember, a movement aimed at raising money for men’s health issues that began in Australia a decade ago, by letting their whiskers grow.
More than a dozen DLA Liverpudlians ceased shaving their upper lips last month and raised almost $4,000 for cancer research in the process, according to the Liverpool Daily Post. The funds were donated to Cancer Research UK.
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