Win With The Dog and Movember
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- Nov 21, 2024
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Support Movember and Win a Luxurious Stay at The Dog at Wingham!
This Movember, The Dog at Wingham is proud to team up with Movember, the global movement dedicated to raising awareness and funds for men’s health. Together, we’re not only making a difference but also offering you an incredible chance to win a luxurious overnight stay and breakfast for two at our award-winning venue!
Why Movember Matters
Movember is a cause close to our hearts. It tackles some of the biggest health issues faced by men, including prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health, and suicide prevention. Every donation helps fund life-saving research and support programs, changing and saving lives worldwide.
How You Can Make a Difference and Enter the Draw
Getting involved is simple, and your contribution can truly make a difference. Plus, you’ll be entered into a draw to win an unforgettable stay at The Dog at Wingham.
Here’s how to enter:
1️⃣ Donate £10 per entry via our special Movember link or QR code.
2️⃣ In the donation comments, add the words “The Dog” so we can include your entry in the draw.
Each £10 donation counts as one entry, so the more you give, the greater your chances of winning—and the bigger the impact you’ll make for men’s health.
What’s Up for Grabs?
The winner will enjoy a luxurious overnight stay in one of our beautifully appointed rooms, followed by a delicious breakfast to start your day in style. Whether you’re treating yourself or gifting the experience to someone special, it’s a prize to remember!
Don’t Wait—Get Involved Today!
The competition closes at the end of Movember, so don’t miss your chance to donate, support an amazing cause, and be in with a chance to win.
Together, we can make a real difference in men’s health while offering a little something special in return. Click the link, scan the QR code, and join us in changing lives this Movember.
Thank you for your support, and good luck!
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