For my 40th, I'm not asking for anything for me. I'm asking you to help the young men who find a lump at 19, 25, or 32 and don't know where to turn. Every dollar goes to the Testicular Cancer Foundation.
Kenny Kane · CEO, Testicular Cancer Foundation
I joined the Testicular Cancer Foundation in 2016. Since then I've talked with hundreds of guys in the 15 to 35 range, our community, who were scared, embarrassed, and searching the internet at 2 a.m. for answers. A lot of them waited too long because nobody ever told them to check.
TCF exists to change that. We teach young men to do a self-exam, we connect newly diagnosed patients with survivors who've been there, and we stay with them through survivorship.
So instead of a gift, help me hit my goal. Forty dollars, four hundred, whatever feels right. It all goes to the mission.
"Niemand heeft mij gezegd dat ik het moest controleren. Die stilte is precies wat wij hier willen doorbreken."
Overlevende, gediagnosticeerd op 24-jarige leeftijdA few ideas built around the number. Any amount counts toward the goal.
One dollar for every year. The easiest yes on this page.
Give $40 →Keep the party going all year and join the 15|35 Society.
Give monthly →Ten dollars for every year. A real birthday flex.
Give $400 →For the friends who never got me a gift in the first place.
Give $4,000 →TCF is a 501(c)(3), and 93% of every dollar goes directly to program services.
Jonge mannen aanspreken waar ze zich bevinden, met voorlichting zonder stigma.
Breng pas gediagnosticeerde patiënten in contact met overlevenden die hetzelfde hebben meegemaakt.
Langdurige zorg, de gemeenschap en hulpbronnen na afloop van de behandeling.
Then do me one more favor: forward this page to one friend and remind him to check.
501(c)(3) · EIN 27-1348551 · All donations tax-deductible