Jason Logan

Why Your Donation Matters: The Fight Against Prostate Cancer

Sunday 21st Apr 2024

Prostate cancer is a disease that impacts far too many men. It's the most common type of cancer among Canadian men, and globally, the second-most common cancer in men. Early detection saves lives, but we desperately need better treatments and ultimately, a cure.  That's where your support comes in.

Here's why donating to prostate cancer research makes a difference:

Fuels Innovation: Your donations power groundbreaking research into diagnosing prostate cancer earlier, developing more effective treatments, and finding ways to prevent this disease altogether.

Accelerates Progress: Researchers tirelessly work towards a cure, but they need funding.  Donations speed up their efforts, translating ideas into life-saving advancements at a faster pace.

Supports Patients and Families: Donations don't just help those in labs. They fund resources, support groups, and educational programs for men diagnosed with prostate cancer and their loved ones.

Raises Awareness: Donating highlights prostate cancer, increasing discussion around men's health and the importance of early screening.

How to Take Action
Even small donations make a significant impact. Here's how you can help:

Donate Directly: Find reputable prostate cancer research organizations and donate via their website (Examples: Prostate Cancer Foundation, Canadian Cancer Society).

Support Fundraisers: Participate in events like the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride or find individual fundraisers to support.

Spread the Word: Share information about prostate cancer and the need for research on your social media platforms.

Together, we can create a future where prostate cancer is no longer a major threat to men's lives.

I'm Riding for Men's Health in The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride

Thursday 28th Mar 2024 On Sunday the 19th of May 2024, I'm riding in The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride with fellow men and women across the globe to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer and men's mental health on behalf of Movember. Men die on average 6 years earlier than women and for largely preventable reasons. The number of men that are suffering is growing, and we need to do something about that. So, before I press my tweed and polish my boots, I'm asking you to join me in raising funds and awareness for these causes by donating what you can for this meaningful cause and to help the men we love, live happier and healthier lives.