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This Blue September I am doing a Blue Do to raise vital funds for the Prostate Cancer Foundation who support Kiwi men and their families living with prostate cancer. Please support my Blue Do by making a donation to my page. Thanks in advance for your generosity! 

We’re having a Blue Do to help the Prostate Cancer Foundation fight prostate cancer because every year more than 3,500 Kiwi men are diagnosed every year and over 600 will die. It would be awesome if you could help too by donating to help us reach our fundraising target.

We’re donating .50c from every coffee sold on Friday 23rd to Blue September.

How about booking in a Breakfast, and making a Donation to??

We’re selling ribbons to raise awareness and help the Prostate Cancer Foundation fight prostate cancer because every year more than 3,500 Kiwi men are diagnosed every year and over 600 will die. It would be awesome if you could help too by popping in to support us! 

I'm having a Blue Do to help the Prostate Cancer Foundation fight prostate cancer because every year more than 3,500 Kiwi men are diagnosed every year and over 600 will die. It would be awesome if you could help too by donating to help me reach my fundraising target.

Dad was diagnosed and beat Prostate cancer in 2012. He had organised a fundraising gig for Blue September in 2016 with all the profits going to Prostate Cancer. However, just before the gig he ended up in hospital and diagnosed with Mulitple Myeloma. Unfortunately, he wasn't able to do the gig which he was really bummed about. So we thought we could honor him by fundraising at his memorial on his behalf. Any donations would be greatly appreciated. Rock on x

You may or may not know that cancer has visited my family on more than one occasion in the past with both my Dad and my Uncle Alan succumbing to prostate cancer, and very recently has come back. 

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in Kiwi men and the third highest cause of cancer death in men. Every year more than 4,000 men in New Zealand are diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Every donation I receive means the Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ can continue to help by funding research, provide education and offer support services for men and their families living with prostate cancer. 

To help raise funds, I am going to attempt to break the Guinness World Record for a marathon drumming session (last broken in 2015) by playing for a total of 144 hours, or exactly six days non stop in March 2023.

Please donate whatever you can, and share this attempt across all your social channels. Follow The Longest Beat on Facebook for updates https://www.facebook.com/TheLongestBeat

Thank you for your support, it means a huge amount.

Paul