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“No Shave November” is a fun yet impactful way to show support for prostate cancer survivors and for raising money to support the mission of the Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation (APCF).
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Ron Rainey was originally diagnosed with prostate cancer in the summer of 2007 at the age of 38.
Ron Rainey was originally diagnosed with prostate cancer in the summer of 2007 at the age of 38.
What we do
The Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation’s mission is to educate, encourage and engage with men to make the best possible healthcare decisions. The Foundation implements this mission by sponsoring awareness campaigns, conducting public education, survivor support groups, and screening programs throughout the state.
The Foundation’s Prostate Health Resource Center in Little Rock serves as an ongoing source of information for prostate cancer survivors and healthcare professionals. Our on-staff Patient Navigator provides decisional and resource support to any man with a suspicious finding from a prostate screening.
The Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation could not possibly exist without generous community support and participation.
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All funds raised will directly benefit APCF’s initiatives, including free awareness and educational programs, prostate cancer screenings, and patient assistance. Every dollar raised will stay in Arkansas, making a lasting impact on the local community.
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