At IFC Inflow, we’re proud to support our Technical Director, Greg Clarke, as he once again takes part in the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR)—a global motorcycle event with a mission far beyond the open road. This will be Greg’s second year participating, and he’s doing it with purpose: to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s mental health and prostate cancer research.
The DGR brings together classic and vintage motorcycle riders in more than 900 cities across the world, all dressed in their finest attire for a cause that’s both deeply personal and globally important. It’s not just about style—it’s about standing up for men’s health.
Why It Matters
Men’s health often goes unspoken—especially when it comes to mental health and prostate cancer. The statistics are sobering:
- Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, with 307,000 men losing their lives to it each year.
- On the mental health front, the reality is equally devastating: suicide is the biggest killer of men aged 20–39, and three-quarters of all suicides are male. Incredibly, 510,000 men die from suicide every year—one every minute.
These numbers highlight the urgent need for support, awareness, and open conversation.
How We’re Getting Involved
At IFC Inflow, we’re behind Greg every step (or mile) of the way. As a team, we’re helping raise awareness of his fundraising efforts and encouraging our network to show support—whether that’s through donations, sharing the cause, or simply starting conversations around men’s health.
We’re incredibly proud of Greg for taking action, and we believe that together, we can help make a difference—not just in fundraising, but in breaking down the stigma that still surrounds men’s health issues.
If you’d like to support Greg’s ride and this powerful cause, click below to visit his fundraising page. Every contribution, big or small, helps.
