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Blue Ribbon"The Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer is dedicated to ending the devastating impact of prostate cancer on men, their loved ones and the State of Maine."

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A man and his familyWho we are

The Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer (MCFPC) was established in December 2005. The Coalition was developed by a group of prostate cancer survivors and their spouses. Members of the Coalition share the desire to raise awareness of prostate cancer and the importance of early detection.

Our Mission

"The Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer is dedicated to ending the devastating impact of prostate cancer on men, their loved ones and the State of Maine."

Currently over 80% of prostate cancer in Maine men is diagnosed at the earliest possible stage. Those diagnosed in local or regional stage have a 100% chance of survival after 5 years while cases diagnosed at the advanced stage (when the cancer has spread) have only a 33% chance of survival after 5 years.

Directors of the Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer

Chair of the Board - Mona Ervin, Auburn

President - Nelson Leavitt, Augusta {More about Nelson Leavitt}

Secretary - George Green, Wiscasset

Treasurer - Ole Jaeger, Georgetown

Directors

David Breed, Gardiner

James Ervin, Auburn

Jon Henry, Hampden

Sandra Jaeger, Georgetown

Doug Clark, Island Falls

Sara Larson-Link, Lewiston

Terry Kungel, Woolwich

Bruce McClenahan, Winthrop

Directors Emeritus

Harold Shapiro, Augusta

Ron Moody, Monmouth

 

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Latest News

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

MCFPC Board members receive Governor's proclamation. Read the whole story

 

MCFPC in the News

Event at Hadlock Field

 

Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer honored at Hadlock Field. Read the story.

 

What Men and Women Need to Know about Prostate Cancer, Part 2

 

The Maine Coalition to Fight Prostate Cancer (MCFPC) has produced a new television program about prostate cancer and its effect on the lives of Mainers and their families. Entitled, What Men and Women Need to Know about Prostate Cancer, Part 2,  the new program is a sequel to the acclaimed program produced last summer and aired on public access channels around the state last September.

 

View both these programs here on our website now.

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