Bisnow Movember Winners: Abstract Construction, AEC, and Marcus & Millichap

Every November, mustaches start sprouting on men's faces around the globe, with one goal in mind: raise money and awareness to combat prostate and testicular cancer. As part of its 40 acts of kindness in honor of its 40th year of business, Abstract Construction completed Movember in partnership with AEC. This was act No. 32. With about 20 guys growing out those sweet Ron Burgandy-esque 'staches, the teamwork yielded about $400.

Another winning effort: Marcus & Millichap. Here's the Stache Bash team of Chris Adams, Norman Eastwood, Brian Adams, Michael Ware, Tim Speck, Matt Davis, Wayne Barres, Robert Denninger, Jared Aubrey, and Blake Burnett. Michael tells us he's stuck with his 'stache through December because of some fundraising commitments he made. The team raised $1,619. Donors who contributed more than $25 received a signed photo of the Stache Bash team. A $50 donor got it signed and framed. That's a collector's item, most certainly.

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