GQ understands men.  Maybe better than anyone else as the iconic magazine has provided more than five decades of expertise on style, culture, news, sports and of course, women for 18 to 50-something males. So it’s no surprise that GQ expanded its repertoire in 2007 by creating The Gentlemen’s Fund®, an initiative promoting awareness and involvement in diverse charitable causes.

The philanthropic platforms include Conservation, Hunger, Education and Leadership—each headlined by a major sponsor and a celebrity ambassador, including Jimmy Fallon, Ashton Kutcher, Josh Lucas, and David Arquette. Recognizing readers’ leadership and worthy contributions within their communities, The Gentlemen’s Fund along with Movado sponsor a Better Men Better World search for the Best Man.

GQ narrowed down the pool of awe-inspiring gentleman to five finalists: Eric Greitens, CEO, The Mission Continues; Tim King, Founder and CEO, Urban Prep Academies; Deogratias Niyizonkiza, Founder and Vice President, Village Health Works; Laren Poole, Co-Founder and Filmmaker, Invisible Children; and Jake Wood, President, Team Rubicon.

GQ is giving you the privilege of voting for one of these remarkable men and the winner receives a $10,000 donation to their charity.

 Cast your vote for the man you believe to be the Better Man. Voting ends September 21st and may the best man win!