Giving From Your Donor-Advised Fund Just Got Easier
Giving from your donor-advised fund just got easier. TCF now accepts DAFpay, allowing eligible U.S. supporters to recommend a one-time grant directly through our online donation form.
A Weekend to Remember: Celebrating Community at the GCCF Barn Dance
The TCF community traveled to Woodstock, Illinois for the annual GCCF Barn Dance — a night of connection and generosity that raised over $30,000 for cancer support and honored survivor Marco Pizzoferrato with the Never Be Defeated Award.
The 2 a.m. Question
Nobody searches for "testicular cancer." What a 24-year-old types into his phone at 2 a.m. is "pea sized lump on testicle." Over 53 days this spring, the answer he found was built on our content 1.37 million times, in eleven languages, in more than 190 countries.
Cane River Pecan Company
Cane River Pecan Company's Chief Nut Officer, Jady Regard, turns pecan season into purpose with the annual "Buy a Nut, Save a Nut" fundraiser for the Testicular Cancer Foundation. We are saying thank you, and reminding every guy that the cause behind the pun is serious. Early detection saves lives, and a self-exam takes under a minute.
Partner with the Testicular Cancer Foundation
The TCF Partner Portal makes it easier for brands, companies, foundations, events, and community leaders to explore partnership opportunities with Testicular Cancer Foundation, including sponsorships, cause marketing, corporate giving, employee matching, awareness campaigns, and disease-state education.
A Shared Goal: Using AI to Save Lives.
Chatbase featured the Testicular Cancer Foundation in two videos this week — a spotlight on the TC Navigator from our Summit, and a sit-down with our Director, Connor O'Leary, about the work behind it. A shared mission, and a vote of confidence in the AI we built to extend it.
The Cojone Club® App by Testicular Cancer Foundation
For years, the conversations that matter most have lived on Reddit threads and Facebook groups. We built somewhere better — a private, members-only app for survivors, fighters, supporters, and caregivers. Here's what's inside.
We're almost halfway through 2026 — and we're making an impact.
Halfway through 2026: TCF reached 90,300 visitors across 23 countries, raised $82,784, and launched its first recurring giving program. See the full story.
A limited-edition golf ball with an outsized mission
Bridgestone Golf has teamed up with the Testicular Cancer Foundation on a limited-edition TOUR B RX. A portion of every dozen-ball box helps fund the awareness and education that drive early detection.
Impact: Reaching More Men Than Ever During Testicular Cancer Awareness Month 2026
During Testicular Cancer Awareness Month 2026, nearly 24,000 people came to the Testicular Cancer Foundation seeking answers, reassurance, and early detection resources.
TCF Summit 2026: Day One in Las Vegas Was Everything We Hoped For
85 people showed up to Las Vegas for the TCF Summit 2026, and Day One delivered: survivor stories, expert sessions on hormonal health and PTSD, breakouts for survivors and caregivers, and a look at how TCF's digital reach has grown by more than 11,000 percent since 2024.
It's Testicular Cancer Awareness Month. Let's talk about what we're still not talking about.
April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month. And this year, it's hitting me differently.
Twenty years ago, my dad was diagnosed with Stage 2B non-seminoma testicular cancer. I was 18. Working behind a pharmacy counter on Long Island. I knew just enough medical terminology to be terrified and not nearly enough to be helpful. We had doctors. We had appointments. We had information delivered in clinical language that answered the medical questions while leaving everything else unanswered.
TCF Earns Candid's Platinum Seal of Transparency — Just in Time for Testicular Cancer Awareness Month
We have some exciting news to share heading into April: the Testicular Cancer Foundation has earned the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency — the highest level of recognition from Candid, the leading source of nonprofit accountability data in the United States.
Testicular Cancer Foundation Is Now Available in 6 Languages
Testicular cancer doesn't stop at borders. TCF's website is now available in six languages so that anyone — anywhere — can access life-saving early detection information.
You Already Set Money Aside to Give. Here's Where It Can Matter Most
If you have a donor-advised fund, you've already done the hard part. You made the decision to give, set money aside, and got the tax deduction. The only thing left is deciding where it goes. We're making the case for TCF, and we think it's a straightforward one.
We Built an AI That Answers at 2 AM. Here's What It Taught Us.
Imagine someone sitting alone at midnight, staring at a lump they discovered in the shower two hours ago. They've already opened and closed three browser tabs. They're not ready to call a doctor. They're not ready to say the word out loud to anyone who knows them. But they're scared enough to type something into Google.
If These Balls Could Talk — Our New Book Is Here
If These Balls Could Talk is 22 chapters of honest, no-jargon, life-saving information. It walks through what testicular cancer actually is, how to detect it early, what a diagnosis means, and what treatment looks like from surgery to chemotherapy to radiation. It covers the stuff doctors often don't bring up until you ask: how TC can affect fertility and sexual health, what the emotional toll really looks like, how to navigate conversations with your employer, and what life after treatment actually feels like.
TCF’s 2025 Impact Is Here: A Year of Support, Education, and Momentum
TCF’s 2025 Impact Report is now available. See how we advanced education, expanded support resources, and strengthened our infrastructure to scale impact.
Testicular Cancer Foundation’s Third-Party Ratings and Transparency Profiles Have Been Updated
At the Testicular Cancer Foundation (TCF), we believe trust is built through measurable accountability and sustained transparency.
As a nonprofit organization serving patients, survivors, caregivers, and families impacted by testicular cancer, we recognize the responsibility that comes with stewarding donor resources and maintaining the highest standards of governance. For supporters, partners, and institutional funders, third-party evaluations provide an important lens into the operational maturity of an organization.