Support the fight against testicular cancer
we are proud to be the leading testicular cancer organization since 2009
Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation is a non-profit organization, compassionately dedicated to raise awareness and educate the general public about the most common form of cancer in men ages 15-44. TCAF provides lifesaving, valuable support for patients, survivors and caregivers.
Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation strives to encourage early detection through the practice of monthly self-exams and remove the stigma and taboo associated with testicular cancer. Our mission is to help educate the public about testicular cancer, treatments, financial assistance, social support, survivorship and fundraising opportunities.
SAVE THE DATE!
Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation is excited to announce that we will be hosting the 2024 TC Conference at UC San Diego Health.
Dates:
September 20 & 21, 2024
Location:
Moores Cancer Center Auditorium
3855 Health Sciences Dr.
San Diego, CA 92037
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Inspiration Behind Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation
October 2007, Jordan Jones was diagnosed with an aggressive form of testicular cancer (stage 4, medical reference 3c) at the early age of 13. It was during his treatment that it became apparent there was a lack of education and support for this disease.
Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation was formed October 2009. We are a nonprofit, compassionately dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by testicular cancer, educating others about the importance of awareness and early detection, and continuing to save lives.
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Paul Coughlin is a testicular cancer survivor in Tennessee. Paul talks about catching his testicular cancer because of his girlfriend's studies, feeling grateful for being stage 1B, having orchiectomy and 1xBEP, the importance of peer-to-peer support like the r/testicularcancer subreddit, and more!