Drop the razor and join the National Foundation for Cancer Research this November to help support life-saving cancer research and Make Cures Possible!
How It Works:
Sign-up to take the No-Shave November Challenge with Team NFCR!
Let your Friends and Family know you are skipping the shave all month to raise funds for cancer research and ask for their support!
For this fundraiser, 100% of all donations support the work of the National Foundation for Cancer Research. Your generous contributions will go towards cancer research, education, prevention, advocacy, and treatment.
#WeMakeCuresPossible
Cancer is a terrible disease that afflicts our population in numerous ways, and fighting back requires an immense effort.
Educate yourself on cancer and help spread the word.
Learn more about the various types of cancer to better understand your risk and the warning signs.
Early detection is crucial to improving cancer outcomes. Know when to be screened with these guidelines.
Learn how a healthy diet and lifestyle changes can decrease your cancer risk, including cancer-fighting strategies such as exercise, stress reduction, and healthy foods.
Stories of Impact From Our Blog
“I couldn’t find any comprehensive resource on what to expect as a twenty-something-year-old cancer patient. Rather than bemoaning that, I decided that I could create a resource. As I started researching and thinking about my own reluctance to talk about my health, I realized the bigger impact would be talking about men’s health in general. Men almost criminally under discuss their health.” – Justin Birckbichler, A Ballsy Sense of Tumor
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“Besides being in shock, I was embarrassed and ashamed with my diagnosis…In retrospect, no one should take their cancer journey alone. I almost didn’t fight it. But I developed the right mindset and that changed everything.” – Tom Hulsey, Ironman and Cancer Survivor
“I was 29, I thought I was going to die… I wouldn’t be here today without research.” – Sarah Byrd, Cancer Survivor
