We're here to help.

Recently diagnosed? Have questions? Need some emotional support? You can find all that here. Please fill out our confidential form below to apply for financial support or request to talk to someone privately. We have several prostate cancer survivors who want to help you. They’ve been there, done that. And it’s completely confidential. Anything you share will be held strictly between you two. This is for YOU. Our goal is to ease your fears and arm you with information to empower you in your journey. Or, if you just want to talk to someone, skip the form and scroll down to find someone to contact directly yourself.

Get in Touch

Email

Social Media

Anonymous Support Form

Need financial support? Fill out the confidential financial assistance application below. Your information will be considered in the strictest confidence and your privacy will be completely protected.

Jimmy Carter

I am here for anyone that needs to talk or support. Feel free to contact me anytime. I’m a survivor twice. I caught the cancer early thanks to my wife making me get a physical. Never been sick before. Please get your psa checked through blood work.

I’m here for you!

Pat Spears

When I was diagnosed I had many questions. I was lucky and knew a couple people that went through what I was about to go through. They were and still are very helpful to me. I would like to also be that support person that can be contacted to answer questions.

Steve Tippett

As a retired sports physical therapist and athletic trainer, I was working on the sidelines at local high school football game on a beautiful fall night in central Illinois. After enjoying a diet soda prior to the game, I needed to use the restroom at halftime. The only problem is that when I got there, I could not urinate. This began a whirlwind of diagnostic tests and treatments that ultimately led to my diagnosis of prostate cancer early the next spring. I was totally flabbergasted to learn of my condition as I was only 44 years old at the time and did not have a family history of prostate cancer. After a radical prostatectomy (removal of my prostate) in 2002 I am very happy to report that I have no active signs of cancer 23 years later. Although diagnosis and treatment have come a long way since 2002, some things have remained the same. Men continue to be reluctant to discuss prostate cancer and still lack the education to advocate for their prostate health. I am not a medical physician; however, I am more than willing to confidentially discuss your prostate concerns. I believe that my firsthand experience with hormone therapy, surgery, radiation, and rehabilitation may help you answer some questions you may have.

Pat Risen

Having undergone a radical prostatectomy in 2009, I feel compelled to shine a light on the importance of prostate cancer awareness. This journey was a turning point in my life, an experience that brought to the forefront the significance of early detection and open dialogue surrounding this disease. Prostate cancer is a silent foe, often lurking unnoticed until it reaches an advanced stage. My hope is that by sharing my story, I can encourage men to prioritize regular screenings, engage in candid conversations about their health, and empower themselves with knowledge. Together, we can dispel the stigma, raise awareness, and ultimately, save lives.