Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation

Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation Awareness, Support, & Survivorship Nonprofit fight against testicular cancer in men 15-44 high and high school levels. Support is very important.
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We are a nonprofit organization 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. We stress the importance of early detection through the practice of monthly testicular self-exams, just as women are taught to detect early signs of breast cancer through month

ly breast self-exams. We are fighting to make TSE part of education classes taught at the jr. We seek to reduce the great stigma and taboo associated with talking about testicular health. Most teenagers and young men are embarrassed to openly talk about their bodies and the changes taking place, therefore testicular cancer goes undetected and for some, it's too late. We navigate patients to the best protocols for testicular cancer that yield the best outcomes. Because testicular cancer is not as common as many of the other cancers, some medical facilities are inexperienced in the treatment of this disease and maybe unaware of the most effective protocols. It is crucial that the newly diagnosed have access to the most knowledgeable medical centers to help them beat this disease quickly and effectively. We empower the patient with resource information for financial assistance through the use of online fundraising tools. We provide limited funding to those in immediate financial need. Through social media, we connect the newly diagnosed with others who have been affected by this disease. Many men and their families feel completely alone when they are first diagnosed not knowing tc has touched thousands of lives.

Every conversation about testicular cancer starts with awareness.Whether it's a t-shirt, wristband, or simply sharing ou...
06/03/2026

Every conversation about testicular cancer starts with awareness.

Whether it's a t-shirt, wristband, or simply sharing our message, these small actions help us reach more people, encourage early detection, and support those impacted by testicular cancer.

To make it a little easier to support our mission, we offer free shipping on all merchandise within the United States.

Thank you to everyone who wears our gear, starts conversations, shares resources, and helps us continue this work. Together, we're creating awareness that can save lives.

Visit our store through the link in the comments 👇



A testicular cancer diagnosis doesn't just affect the person hearing the words "you have cancer." It impacts partners, c...
06/02/2026

A testicular cancer diagnosis doesn't just affect the person hearing the words "you have cancer." It impacts partners, children, parents, friends, and entire families.

In our latest episode of It Takes Balls, licensed marriage and family therapist Renee Calhoun joins us for an important conversation about the emotional side of cancer that often goes unspoken. Together, we discuss how to navigate difficult conversations, support relationships during treatment, talk to children about cancer, and why mental health matters for both patients and caregivers.

Whether you're facing a diagnosis yourself or supporting someone you love, this episode offers practical guidance, compassion, and reassurance that you don't have to carry it all alone.

🎧 Listen now and share with someone who may benefit from this conversation. The link is in the comments 👇



Some conversations may feel uncomfortable, but they can also save lives 💜“What’s Wrong With Billy’s Balls?” was created ...
05/29/2026

Some conversations may feel uncomfortable, but they can also save lives 💜

“What’s Wrong With Billy’s Balls?” was created to help children and families understand that when something feels different or out of the ordinary, it’s okay to speak up and ask for help. Through a simple and approachable story, the book helps create open conversations around body awareness, early detection, and removing the stigma around asking questions.

At TCAF, we believe awareness starts with conversation, and early detection saves lives. We’re so grateful to everyone who continues to support this project and help us normalize these conversations for future generations.

We’re also currently offering free shipping for anyone who would like to purchase a copy and support our mission.

If you’d like your own copy, you can find the link in the comments below 💜



One conversation. One check. One moment of paying attention.That’s all it can take to change or save a life.Every hour o...
05/28/2026

One conversation. One check. One moment of paying attention.
That’s all it can take to change or save a life.

Every hour of every day, one man hears the words: “You have testicular cancer.”

Many are young, healthy, active, and never expected it.

But testicular cancer doesn’t always come with warning signs people recognize. And the silence around men’s health keeps too many from speaking up or getting checked early.

We can change that.

By talking openly.
By educating without fear.
By reminding men that paying attention to their health is strength, not weakness.

If this post reaches even one person who books an appointment, does a self check, or starts a conversation, it matters.

💜 Share this. Someone in your life may need to see it today.



Chad knew something wasn’t right, but his concerns were initially dismissed.By the time he finally got answers, he was f...
05/27/2026

Chad knew something wasn’t right, but his concerns were initially dismissed.

By the time he finally got answers, he was facing a testicular cancer diagnosis that may have been caught sooner.

Stories like Chad’s are why awareness matters so much. Knowing your body, speaking up when something feels off, and seeking answers can make a real difference. 💜

We’re grateful to Chad for sharing his journey so openly in hopes of helping someone else feel less alone and more empowered to advocate for themselves.

To read Chad’s story, click the link in the comments 👇



Memorial Day is a time to pause and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.Toda...
05/25/2026

Memorial Day is a time to pause and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Today, we do so with deep gratitude, holding space for the families, friends, and communities who carry their memories forward, and honoring the sacrifices made in the name of freedom.

From everyone at the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation, we wish you and your loved ones a meaningful Memorial Day.

05/24/2026

Race day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway!

“LET’S GO GET JACK!” 🏁💚

Jack “Hollywood” Harvey

Jack Harvey



As Founder & CEO of the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation, I want to wish Jack Harvey all the best today at the 110...
05/24/2026

As Founder & CEO of the Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation, I want to wish Jack Harvey all the best today at the 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge.

It’s an honor to celebrate one of the greatest sporting events in the world with hundreds of thousands of fans at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and millions more watching around the globe. 🌎

Thank you to the incredible fans whose passion keeps this historic event thriving year after year.

To all the drivers competing in “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” be SAFE and good luck.

And this Memorial Day weekend, we also honor and thank the brave men and women of the Armed Forces, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 🇺🇸

GO JACK GO!! 🏁💚🏁💚

Special thanks to for making it possible for TCAF to be a part of these past 3 weeks along with , Laura Jarred and team, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing and team.

With gratitude,

Kim Jones

In loving memory of my son, Jordan Jones 11.8.1993-6.8.2016 🙏🏻🪽❤️

The Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation is here for week 3 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with Jack Harvey and Al...
05/23/2026

The Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation is here for week 3 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with Jack Harvey and Alex Singleton, both incredible supporters of TCAF and our Indy’s Nuts campaign, stopped by our tent for a visit.

We’re giving away 150,000 bags of Indy’s Nuts while promoting testicular cancer awareness, and the Indy 500 fans LOVE US! 🏁🥜

Special thanks to our amazing partnership with .

Thank you Jack and Alex!! ❤️

Heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Invst, Scott and Laura Jarred, Eric Eicher, and Dreyer & Reinbold Racing



05/21/2026

"I was on a ventilator for 9 days.”

In this powerful clip from the latest It Takes Balls podcast episode, Dylan Bolton shares how his testicular cancer journey took a devastating turn after developing sepsis and gangrene during treatment.

His story is raw, honest, and a reminder that testicular cancer is serious and early detection matters.

Please take a moment to watch, listen, and share. You never know who may need to hear this.

Link to the full episode is in the comments 👇



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