7 March  2009,  Singapore  – More  than  25  hunks  got  down  and  dirty  at  SPE Networks  -  Asia’s  Sony  Entertainment  Television’s  (SET)  Topless  Car  Wash,cleaning cars in support of the Breast Cancer Foundation and International Women's Day.  In  a  short  span  of  two hours,  they managed  to  pull  in  a whopping  $9,305  in donations  from  more  than  50  drivers  and  the  general  public  who  supported  the cause.

In action were 15 Manhunt contestants, six  from  the Singapore Water Polo  team, 5 DJs  from  Radio  913  led  by  Rod Monteiro  who  went  topless  for  the  good  cause. Darren Lim, 30, spokesperson for the 15 hunks from Manhunt Singapore 2009 said, “This is the first time we are doing a car wash for charity and it was definitely one of the most meaningful yet fun activities for all the boys.”

“As a channel that  reaches out  to women, Sony Entertainment Television’s Topless Car Wash  spreads  the  important  message  of  early  detection  to  all  women  in  a wickedly  juicy,  fun  and  sexy  way.  And  there  is  no  better  time  to  do  this  than  in celebration  of  International Women’s  Day,”  said  Mr  Ricky  Ow,  General  Manager, SPE Networks – Asia.

Allan Wu, host of AXN’s The Amazing Race Asia took off his shirt for the highest bid of  $1,000! He  said,  “I  am  heartened  by  the  amazing  turnout  and  to  see  so many parties,  with  the  lead  of  Sony  Entertainment  Television,  come  out  in  support  of International Women’s Day and the Breast Cancer Foundation.”

Grace Ong, 48, Manager of Support & Volunteer Programmes for the Breast Cancer Foundation  thanked Sony Entertainment Television  for  organizing  the Topless Car Wash in support of the Breast Cancer Foundation. She said, “This event is great as it highlights  the  need  for  men  to  support  and  encourage  their  partners  to  go  for screening and early detection.”

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