A little cross promotion

Most of you who read the blog already know about this, but I figured I'd take the time to plug a really awesome and fun charity event. The 2009 Madison Mustaches for Kids (M4K) is about to happen. This is my third year of involvement. Last year I helped run the event and it was a lot of fun. For those who don't know, M4K is an annual charity event where men around Madison grow mustaches for a month. While doing this, they get people to sponsor their mustache growing endeavor. All money raised goes to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Wisconsin.

A lot of my friends in Madison are doing this or contributing to this. If you are not in Madison but my friend, please consider donating. Donations are tax deductible if they are done in check form, but I'll take cash too. If you feel like donating and don't see me on a regular basis, send me an e-mail me at pimpgandhi@gmail.com, and I'll let you know where to send a check to. Checks should be made out to Make-A-Wish Foundation with "Raja Annamalai M4K" in the memo line. I know times are tight right now, but anything you all can spare would be great. This is a really good cause, and we've been raising more money every year. I have a link to the Mustaches for Kids blog on this blog that you can send others to if they feel like donating but want to know what we're about.

Every year when M4K is coming up, I'm always apprehensive about doing it. This year Marissa Rosen and Dario are doing most of the lifting while I am in an advisory role. Also, I need a mustache themed costume for the final 'Stache Bash. Two years ago I won the 'Stache Bash to become the 'Stache Master of Madison. I was a pervy Indian guru named Rubby Chubby Wankhard. Last year I placed and went as Ramathorn from Super Troopers. This year is up in the air, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. So far we have cricket player, Mr. T, and a streaker on the table. Put your thinking hats on people. Pics will be up weekly on the Mustaches for Kids blog, so check it out to see how things are going. Until next time, peace.