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Timberline Bank’s No Shave November Challenge

Supporting Causes That Matter, Together.
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GROW FOR A CAUSE

Timberline Bank is committed to giving back to our community. Every November, we challenge our communities to ditch the razor, and let that facial hair grow. Together, we raise awareness (and $$) for men’s health initiatives, like cancer research, in our communities.

New This Year: Mustaches Welcome! Prefer a mustache? You’re in! This year, everyone can join the challenge by growing a beard or a mustache.

All 2026 proceeds benefited Community Hospital's Grand Valley Oncology. 

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Every year, the challenge runs Nov 1-30. 

JOIN THE 2026 CHALLENGE!


How it Works:

  • Register as a Team, or Ride Solo
    • $150 For Individual
    • $500 For Team Of Four+
      • For teams, only one person (the team lead) should complete the initial registration and payment

      • Each teammate must register individually using that link to complete the team’s registration. No photo submission is required.

    • 100% of registration fees are donated
  • Email Confirmation
    • Once registered, you'll receive an email with the details on how to finalize your registration, including instructions on how to participate
  • Donate
    • Submit your donation to the payment portal provided in the confirmation email
    Start Clean-Shaven, Then Let It Grow
    • Everyone starts clean-shaven! Then put down the razor and grow a beard or mustache throughout November. Encourage your friends and colleagues to join in, and help raise awareness for men’s health initiatives by sharing on social media

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THANK YOU TO THE TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS FOR PARTICIPATING AND DONATING TO THE CAUSE

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All proceeds directly benefit Community Hospital's Grand Valley Oncology