PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP

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JOIN with the Prostate Forum of Orange County California to provide help, education and hope to those fighting prostate cancer.

WOMEN AND MEN ARE WELCOME TO SERVE AS VOLUNTEERS AND SERVE ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO? We have opportunities for many types of skills in the following areas.

LOGISTICS AND OPERATIONS

Set and strike meetings at the First Presbyterian Church of Fullerton.

Set and strike at public events.

Greet guests to our meetings.

Help as needed such as pick up awards and plaques, purchasing new equipment, Etc.

PUBLIC RELATIONS AND MARKETING

Distribute PCRI publications to hospitals, doctors, clinics and civic groups every other month.

Represent PCRI as public events.

Represent PCRI to radio stations to place our Public Service Announcements.

Reach out to groups whose members are battling P Ca such as the Veteran’s Administration.

Brochure design, graphics, calligraphy, Etc.

TECHNOLOGY

Manage our web site: www.ProstateForum.org

Manage our Constant Contact email system.

Operate our camera and projector at meetings.

Ensure our email address is running.

Manage our future Facebook and Twitter communications.

Manage our future Go to Meeting system at Board Meetings

TREASURY

Assist our Chief Financial Officer with fiscal duties including routine forms for government agencies and forecasting expenses.

YOUR TALENTS

Perhaps we’ve overlooked something? What would you like to share with us?

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITES, CONTACT:

Neal Berke,Vice President, External Affairs

Personal CELL: 1-714-944-3994 or NealBerke@aol.com.

ABOUT US
The Prostate Forum of Orange County is one of the oldest and longest running prostate cancer information and support organization in Orange County, CA. In March 1992 in Fullerton CA, The Prostate Forum was founded by Bill Behn and Murray Corwin.* These remarkable men met and decided to organize a prostate cancer support group where men would have the freedom and support to discuss any aspect of the disease without any censorship or restrictions, which in the early years of the few available support groups wasn’t allowed!

​A core group of thirteen men was organized who understood that, in addition to the usual psycho-social support, newly diagnosed men needed detailed medical information to partner with their doctor in choosing an appropriate treatment. Our name was selected, Prostate Forum to reflect our vision of "open dialogue."

​ We are an all-volunteer organization with all informational materials, print and video, free to everyone!