THANK YOU FOR YOUR IMPACT THIS PROSTATE CANCER AWARENESS MONTH Early detection saves lives!
Thank you. Because of the generosity of ZERO supporters during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, thousands of at-risk men will have access to early detection measures, as well as financial and emotional support, disease awareness resources, and a community of compassionate heroes to lean on when it’s needed most. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of others; early detection saves lives. Check out the highlights from Prostate Cancer Awareness Month below.Prostate Cancer Month Highlights
Find Out Your Risks with the “Am I At Risk? Quiz
To better understand your risk for prostate cancer, take our “Am I at Risk?” Quiz. It only takes a few minutes and it’ll provide you with life-saving information about your health. Share it with your loved ones, too!
Announcing the Early Detection Impact Award Winner!
We are excited to announce Darrell Sabbs as the inaugural Early Detection Impact Award winner. Darrell, a passionate early detection advocate, leads prostate cancer awareness efforts in southern Georgia, serving 37 counties in partnership with the local healthcare system and churches throughout the area. Over the years, Darrell has spearheaded many PSA testing events to provide screening for men who could not otherwise afford prostate cancer screenings and had more than 700 men screened during a Father’s Day event this past June. Darrell is a true cause hero, ensuring those in his community know their risks and understand the importance of early detection.
New “We’re Not Gonna Take It” Podcasts
As part of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, we have three brand new podcast episodes. Prostate cancer survivor and Twisted Sister founder Jay Jay French hosts two special editions.
In an expanded version of our recent podcast with Rob Halford of Judas Priest, Halford shares how sobriety and sexuality factored into his own prostate cancer journey.
Jay Jay also chats with Cowboy Max of TikTok fame. Max is a goat farmer from New Mexico who was diagnosed at just 46. This lively conversation between an ‘80s rocker and a modern day cowboy is one you don’t want to miss later this month.
For our Health Equity episode, ZERO’s Reggie Tucker-Seely talks to former NBA All-Star Grant Hill about his passion for raising awareness about prostate cancer among Black men.
