Testicular Cancer Foundation (TCF) is an American nonprofit organization focused on raising awareness about testicular cancer and providing support to patients and survivors. It focuses on males aged 15–35, with an emphasis on early detection through self-examination and awareness programs. Testicular Cancer Foundation was established in 2009 in Austin, Texas, by testicular cancer survivor Matt Ferstler. It was originally named Single Jingles: A Testicular Cancer Foundation. Ferstler, who was diagnosed at the age of 21, founded the organization shortly after completing treatment to educate young men about testicular cancer. One of TCF’s early initiatives was the "MAN UP: Check ‘Em" campaign, which promoted monthly testicular self-examinations. During its early years, the foundation also participated in No-Shave November, a fundraising campaign where men grow facial hair during November and pledge donations to men's health charities. As part of this effort, TCF worked with multiple police departments across Central Texas to raise funds. More information...
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