Advocate for Testicular Cancer Awareness Month Proclamation
April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, and you can help us make a difference in your state by requesting a proclamation to emphasize the importance of early detection and support for those affected by the disease. Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation’s core mission is to raise awareness about testicular cancer and educate the public, but we cannot do it alone. We need your help!
Help us Raise Awareness, Promote Early Detection and Save Lives.
By filling out a request for a proclamation in your state to recognize April as Testicular Cancer Awareness Month we can aim to educate, encourage screenings, and provide lifesaving support for those impacted by testicular cancer.
Testicular cancer is the leading cancer in men ages 15-44
Estimated 9,760 individuals will be diagnosed with testicular cancer the U.S. in 2024
When testicular cancer is detected early, it is 95% curable.
How to Help:
Find your state below and click on the link to see details on how to request a proclamation within your state. Please note that each state has a different process and guidelines. You can also request a proclamation for your city, if available. For proclamation verbiage, please email us at info@testescancer.org and we will send the proclamation template.
Once you receive a copy of the proclamation, please email, Director of Operations, Kellen, at kellen@testescancer.org and we will send you a TCAF wristband & t-shirt.
Alabama - thirty-day notice
Alaska - six-week notice
Arizona - six-week notice
Arkansas - thirty-day notice
California - ninety-day notice, choose topic, “Request - Commemorative Message from the Governor”
Colorado - four-week notice
Connecticut - four-week notice
Delaware - three-week notice
Florida - six-week notice
Georgia - thirty-day notice
Hawaii - four-week notice
Idaho - three-week notice
Illinois - thirty-day notice
Indiana - six to eight-week notice
Iowa - four to eight-week notice
Kansas - eight-week notice
Kentucky - thirty-day notice
Louisiana - fourteen business days
Maine - forty-five-day notice
Maryland - thirty-day notice
Massachusetts - twenty-day notice
Michigan - four-week notice
Minnesota - twenty business days
Mississippi - thirty-day notice
Missouri - sixty-day notice
Montana - two-week notice
Nebraska - thirty-day notice
Nevada - four-week notice
North Carolina - 120-day notice
North Dakota - thirty-day notice
New Hampshire - thirty-day notice
New Jersey - six-to-eight-week notice
New Mexico - forty-five-day notice
New York - thirty-day notice
Ohio - thirty-day notice
Oklahoma - thirty-day notice
Oregon - forty-five-day notice
Pennsylvania - six-to-eight-week notice
Puerto Rico - sixty-day notice
Rhode Island - thirty-day notice (see guidelines)
South Carolina - thirty-day notice
South Dakota - three-to-four week notice
Tennessee - twenty-one business days
Texas - thirty-day notice
US Virgin Islands - sixty-day notice
Utah - thirty-day notice
Vermont - four-to-six-week notice
Virginia - forty-five-day notice
Washington - forty-five-day notice
West Virginia - thirty-day notice
Wisconsin - forty-five-day notice
Wyoming - forty-five-day notice
Join us in making a difference this April. Together, we can raise awareness, promote early detection, and support those affected by testicular cancer.