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Nonprofits›Fans For The Cure

Public Foundations

Fans For The Cure

NEW YORK, NY

Website

Total revenue

$259K

Total expenses

$307K

Net assets

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Grants received

$112K

17 grants

EIN

061696245

Tax year

2024

Mission

To organize & implement awareness, educational, support, and medical screening programs related to the diagnosis & treatment of prostate cancer.

Programs

2 programs

March - november 2024 - fans for the cure participated in over forty community health events which took place in medically-underserved areas in southern westchester county, long island, all boroughs of manhattan, long island, and new jersey. June 13, 2024 -- in collaboration with the newyork - presbyterian healthcare system and the new york mets, fans for the cure participated in a prostate cancer screening at citi field in queens, new york. More than 200 men, including team employees and nypd, were tested onsite. September 12, 2024 -- partnering with montefiore einstein and the new york yankees, fans for the cure assisted in organizing and promoting a prostate cancer screening event at yankee stadium prior to and during the evening game. 175 men, including employees and nypd, took advantage of the opportunity to take a free blood test that tested for elevated psa, a marker for prostate cancer.

Expenses: $110K

Fans for the cure released 18 episodes of the stay in the game podcast, featuring doctors, athletes, and public health professionals in conversations about all aspects of prosate cancer. Feedspot ranked stay in the game as the #3 on its list of "top 15 podcasts about prostate cancer."

Expenses: $53K