This October, Stewart Thomas, Yate Town Football Club’s Commercial Manager, has been taking part in Prostate United, walking, running, or cycling every day to raise money for lifesaving research and better tests for prostate cancer.
Every 45 minutes, one man dies from this disease. That’s half a football match.
But it doesn’t have to be this way.
I was lucky. My PSA test flagged something early, and I got the treatment I needed. That's why I'm passionate about spreading the word: Men's health matters. Screening matters. Lives depend on it.
Let’s make screening standard. Let’s fund better treatments. Let’s stop prostate cancer from taking our dads, brothers, mates, and partners far too soon.
Support the cause. Spread the word. Save a life.
Donate here: [I'm taking on Prostate United]
Follow the journey: @YateTownFC | #ProstateUnited
What is PSA? PSA stands for Prostate-Specific Antigen. It’s a simple blood test that checks for signs of prostate cancer. It’s not perfect—but it’s a start. If caught early, prostate cancer is treatable.
Why it matters:
1 in 8 men will be diagnosed in their lifetime
Black men and men over 50 are at higher risk
Early detection saves lives
How you can help:
Donate to support research
Encourage the men in your life to get tested
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