TCF’s 2025 Impact Is Here: A Year of Support, Education, and Momentum
TCF’s 2025 Impact Report is now available. See how we advanced education, expanded support resources, and strengthened our infrastructure to scale impact.
Testicular Cancer Foundation’s Third-Party Ratings and Transparency Profiles Have Been Updated
At the Testicular Cancer Foundation (TCF), we believe trust is built through measurable accountability and sustained transparency.
As a nonprofit organization serving patients, survivors, caregivers, and families impacted by testicular cancer, we recognize the responsibility that comes with stewarding donor resources and maintaining the highest standards of governance. For supporters, partners, and institutional funders, third-party evaluations provide an important lens into the operational maturity of an organization.
January 2026 at TCF: Momentum, Mission, and a New Era of Support
January 2026 marked a turning point for the Testicular Cancer Foundation. With the launch of a new website, a modernized donation platform, and the debut of TC Navigator, TCF began the year focused on speed, clarity, and real support for people navigating testicular cancer. From strengthening peer connections through our Discord community to laying the groundwork for TCF Summit 2026, this was a month defined by momentum and intention. January wasn’t just busy. It was strategic. And it set the stage for a new era of support built to meet people where they are, when they need it most.
Introducing TC Navigator: Personalized Support for Testicular Cancer Patients and Survivors
If you’ve been impacted by testicular cancer, you already know the hardest part isn’t always the diagnosis.
It’s what happens after.
The flood of information. The medical language. The awkward conversations. The uncertainty. The feeling that everyone expects you to “be fine” because the prognosis is often good.
Testicular cancer is highly treatable, but going through it can still be disorienting. And for many men, the most difficult part isn’t physical. It’s psychological. Logistical. Identity-shifting.
That’s why we built something new.
TCF Navigator is now live.
TCF Navigator is a free support program from the Testicular Cancer Foundation designed to help patients, survivors, and caregivers navigate the questions and decisions that follow a diagnosis.
Learn more or request support here:
https://www.testicularcancer.org/navigator
The Testicular Cancer Foundation Website Is Now Available in Spanish
We’re proud to share an important milestone for the Testicular Cancer Foundation: our website is now available in Spanish at
https://www.testicularcancer.org/es
Introducing the New Testicular Cancer Foundation Website: A Place to Learn, Connect, and Share Your Story
We’re excited to announce the launch of the new Testicular Cancer Foundation website at TesticularCancer.org, a refreshed and more powerful home for education, awareness, and connection for everyone affected by testicular cancer.
TCF Summit 2026: Call for Speakers for the Leading Testicular Cancer Conference
The Testicular Cancer Foundation (TCF) is thrilled to announce the upcoming TCF Summit, scheduled to take place April 10-12, 2026. This premier event will bring together patients, survivors, caregivers, healthcare professionals, advocates, and industry leaders to advance the dialogue around testicular cancer awareness, treatment, and survivorship.
Celebrating Otto Tunes and the Power of Cockappella in Testicular Cancer Awareness
At Testicular Cancer Foundation, we talk every day about saving lives through awareness, education, and early detection. But sometimes the most powerful awareness does not happen in a clinic or classroom. It happens on a stage, in front of hundreds of college students laughing, cheering, and learning together.
Non-Profit Expert and Advocate Kenny Kane Tapped as The Testicular Cancer Foundation Executive Director
AUSTIN, TX (PRWEB) May 09, 2016 -- The Testicular Cancer Foundation (TCF) has announced the hire of Kenny Kane as its new Executive Director. Kane will assume the new role on June 1, 2016.
“TCF could not be more excited to welcome Kenny onboard. He brings with him a wealth of knowledge, creativity and incredible leadership that will propel TCF in a positive direction, and ultimately lead to saving more lives,” says Matt Ferstler, Testicular Cancer Foundation founder and CEO.