It’s time to take notice when a man has one painted fingernail. That’s because he’s a part of the #PolishedMan global awareness and fundraising campaign to end violence against women and children. Celebrities and regular people alike have shown their support for this creative effort, all willing to contribute to changing the world.
Simply paint your own nails and share them on social media with the hashtag #PolishedMan if you want to provide a hand, too! Each little bit counts.
Celebrities including Australian Chris Hemsworth, Olympic gold medalist Michael Klim, and Hollywood star Zac Efron have joined the campaign and gladly displayed their painted nails in support. The catchphrase is “Nail it to end it.”
You can assist in ending violence against women and children by supporting this initiative. To raise awareness and actually change the world, paint your nails and post pictures of them with the hashtag.
Let’s spread the word about this important message: Stop violence against women and children. Simply paint one nail and join the campaign to do your part! To demonstrate your support on social media, use the hashtag #PolishedMan. Together, we can change things. Let’s finish it with a bang!
A polished man is someone who supports women and children and works hard to reduce violence in the world, according to the YGAP website.
By painting one nail for the whole month of October, the Polished Man campaign from YGAP invites everyone to actively commit to ending violence against women and children. The money we raise goes toward initiatives that attempt to prevent violence before it happens and aid survivors in their recovery from trauma in Australia and other countries. To help put an end to violence against women and children, register right away, paint a nail, strike up a conversation, and raise money.
The Polished Man campaign will have been in effect for eight years as of December 2022. The YGAP’s Polished Man campaign has contributed to the raising of more than $7.6 million as per the most recent statistics.
According to their website, “We have had over 100,000 people from more than 100 countries get behind this movement, funding both trauma prevention and trauma recovery services in Australia and around the world.”
According to YGAP’s 2021 campaign report, they are “very delighted to stand as a beneficial partner of Polished Man in the effort to eradicate violence against children. Through our efforts to promote global economic security and stability, we contribute to the reduction of violence. YGAP promotes small impact companies that are addressing economic and social inequality globally, both here in Australia and abroad.
The next time a man has one polished nail, you will know that he is supporting a good cause.
