Group shot from the 2024 Gathering of Wolves, the largest men’s cancer retreat in the world
Changing the way men go through cancer
Man Up to Cancer inspires men to connect and avoid isolation during their cancer journeys.
As a leading support community for men impacted by cancer in North America, we offer peer-to-peer support, an annual retreat, chemo backpack program, learning opportunities, and more than 40 local chapters geared toward improving the quality of life of our members.
When faced with cancer, women tend to “reach out,” and men tend to “check out.” This leads men down the path toward mental health problems, strained relationships, and poor medical outcomes.
It’s time for a new path. We are changing what it means to “Man Up.” It’s not just about being tough. It means having the courage to accept help, and knowing we are smarter and stronger as a pack than we are as lone wolves.
join our pack today!
Questions or comments? Send an email to info@manuptocancer.org
If you've never had cancer, but you want to make a difference volunteering in the cancer community, then Man up to Cancer wants YOU!
https://bit.ly/noncancer-volunteers
USE this link to fill out our interest form
MEET THE PACK - Q&A
“I’ve found that coping with those feelings of anxiety is much better than suppression.”
“While being fully present, there’s no room in my mind for anxiety, depression, or anger.”
Thanks to our lead sponsors for 2024!
Sanofi - Natera - Pfizer - Bayer oncology
Guardant Health - Daiichi-Sankyo
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Adam Swenson’s story is one of resilience, humor, and the unwavering support of a close-knit community. A testicular cancer survivor and leader within the Man Up to Cancer community, Adam has faced his journey with courage, perspective, and a touch of comedy.
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