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DashForTheTache

Gibraltarian Students Set to Run 1,000 Kilometres for Prostate Cancer Gibraltar with “DashForTheTache”

Sixteen Gibraltarian students are embarking on a remarkable challenge: running a combined total of 1,000 kilometres to raise funds and awareness for Prostate Cancer Gibraltar. Their initiative, named DashForTheTache, plays on the iconic moustache symbol associated with prostate cancer awareness and combines their goal of fundraising with a call for community involvement. The students are set to start their journey on November 1, using every kilometre as an opportunity to spotlight the vital work of Prostate Cancer Gibraltar.

Meet the Team: Personal Motivations Behind the Run

The DashForTheTache team has planned a pre-launch social media campaign to introduce each runner to the public. In this “meet the team” series, each student will appear on their own social media slide, accompanied by a personal message detailing why they chose to support Prostate Cancer Gibraltar. For some, the cause hits close to home with family connections to prostate cancer; for others, it’s about making a difference in their community through their passion for running. By sharing their personal reasons, the students hope to connect with the public on a deeper level, inviting them to join in their journey and support Prostate Cancer Gibraltar.

Louis Russo

Aymen Negron

Jayron Cerisola

Ethan Cumbo

Charlie Walker

James Coram

James Rovegno

Max Povedano

Kyle Porro

Jake Navarro

David Llamas

Sascha Gravett

Ryan Clinton

Louis Santos

Sam Galia

Ethan Borg

Kilometer-by-Kilometer Updates: Tracking Their Journey

The team plans to engage the community with frequent updates on each runner’s progress as they collectively work toward the 1,000-kilometre target. Using Strava, each student will track their distance and share their daily totals on social media, allowing the public to follow their journey kilometre by kilometre. These updates will be posted as social media stories, giving a real-time view of their progress and showing each runner’s dedication to the cause.

Additionally, the team will provide weekly recap posts on Instagram and Facebook, summarizing each member’s achievements for the week and detailing the collective progress toward the 1,000-kilometre goal. Through these posts, the DashForTheTache team aims to maintain community momentum and motivate supporters to rally around Prostate Cancer Gibraltar.

Running Photos: Sharing the Faces Behind the Cause

To personalize their journey, each runner will share photos taken during their runs, which will be featured on social media. These images will show the students in action, giving a behind-the-scenes look at the physical and emotional effort that goes into every kilometre. By putting faces to the statistics, the DashForTheTache team hopes to inspire the community and show the strength and determination each runner brings to the cause.

DashForTheTache: Running Toward a Purpose

Each kilometre completed by the DashForTheTache team represents not just progress in distance but also a step closer to supporting prostate cancer awareness through Prostate Cancer Gibraltar. As they prepare to begin this journey, the team invites the public to follow along, cheer them on, and, if inspired, contribute to their cause. For these students, their 1,000-kilometre challenge is more than just an endurance test; it’s a powerful way to highlight the importance of prostate cancer awareness and support in Gibraltar.

Follow their journey on social media to stay connected with their progress and be part of a meaningful movement supporting Prostate Cancer Gibraltar—one kilometre at a time.