The Mission
Since 2003, Men Against Cancer has been about bringing important issues to the forefront.
For more than two decades, Men Against Cancer has evolved alongside changing times, changing technology, changing economies, changing industries, and changing challenges.
Our journey has included entrepreneurship, business ventures, medical-marijuana-related businesses and services, clothing and streetwear, cryptocurrency and blockchain projects, investments, technology, and other ventures.
We've experienced the world of business from different angles. We've watched industries change. We've watched technology transform the way people communicate. We've watched businesses move increasingly into digital environments. We've watched information become one of the most valuable assets a person, business, or organization can possess.
Our original cancer-awareness mission remains an important part of who we are. But the world has changed — and so have the threats people face every day. So Men Against Cancer has evolved too.
More Than a Name.
An evolving platform for awareness, education, and community resources.
We Want People to Know What They Can Do About It.
Two Decades of Change.
Since 2003, Men Against Cancer has experienced more than two decades of business, entrepreneurship, technology, and economic change. We've seen entire economies move online. We've seen personal information become increasingly connected to everyday life.
Today, Your Identity May Be Connected To:
When one part of that identity becomes compromised, the consequences can potentially spread across multiple systems.
That is why cybersecurity isn't just an IT issue anymore. It is:
Information Is the New Currency.
We live in an information economy. Money has value. Property has value. Products have value. But information has value too.
Information can potentially be used to impersonate people, access accounts, commit fraud, target additional victims, or gain unauthorized access to systems.
That is why protecting information is increasingly connected to protecting people. And protecting that information is part of modern personal security.
All of this has value:
We're Awake.
And we're bringing others with us.
This mission is not simply something we're watching from the outside. Men Against Cancer has been affected too. Like millions of people navigating an increasingly connected world, we've experienced the challenges that can come with protecting digital identity, communications, accounts, information, and access.
Those experiences reinforced something we already understood: these issues are real. For Men Against Cancer, being affected didn't stop the mission. It reinforced the mission.
"Nobody should assume they are too small to be targeted, too smart to be deceived, or too protected to be affected."
Our Goal Is Not to Create Fear.
Our Goal Is to Create Knowledge.
Men Against Cancer is bringing greater awareness to the risks associated with cyber-enabled fraud, identity theft, account compromise, telecommunications fraud, and digital impersonation.
We want people to:
Identity & Employment
Fraud & Impersonation
Account & Device Security
Workplace & Privacy
When Something Doesn't Look Right — Don't Panic.
Stop
Don't immediately provide additional information. Don't click suspicious links. Don't give out authentication codes. Don't let pressure force you into a decision.
Verify
Contact the organization through an independently verified official channel. Don't rely solely on the contact information supplied by the person who contacted you.
Document
Preserve emails, text messages, screenshots, dates, times, phone numbers, email addresses, account notifications, transaction records, URLs, and relevant correspondence.
Secure
Take appropriate steps to protect accounts, devices, passwords, authentication methods, financial accounts, email, mobile accounts, and social-media accounts.
Report
Use the appropriate company fraud department, financial institution, government agency, law-enforcement agency, regulatory agency, or workplace reporting process.
Get Qualified Help
Depending on circumstances, contact a cybersecurity professional, attorney, financial institution, government agency, identity-theft specialist, or other appropriate professional.
Never "Hack Back."
Men Against Cancer does not encourage retaliation, unauthorized access, threats, harassment, or taking the law into your own hands.
If you believe you've been targeted:
Strength isn't retaliation.
REAL STRENGTH IS KNOWING HOW TO RESPOND.
We do not encourage:
The Men Against Cancer Resource Center
FRAUD • CYBERSECURITY • IDENTITY PROTECTION • COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
One of our goals is to create a centralized resource center. If you don't know where to report something, we want to help you find the right starting point.
The Resource Center will focus on legitimate, verifiable organizations and official reporting channels.
FBI — Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
IC3 provides a mechanism for reporting cyber-enabled crime and online fraud.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
The FTC provides consumer-protection and identity-theft resources, including IdentityTheft.gov for identity-theft reporting and recovery.
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
CISA provides cybersecurity education and guidance, including information regarding phishing, authentication, MFA, and other cybersecurity practices.
Social Security Administration — Office of Inspector General
For reporting suspected Social Security-related fraud, waste, abuse, or misuse.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
For tax-related identity theft and employment-related identity-theft resources.
Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR)
For Nevada unemployment fraud and identity-theft-related unemployment claims.
Nevada Attorney General — Bureau of Consumer Protection
For consumer-protection information and complaints involving scams and fraud.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
For information concerning employment discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and other matters within the EEOC's jurisdiction.
Be Careful Who You Trust After You've Been Victimized
One of the most dangerous moments can be immediately after someone believes they've been victimized.
A person may be:
They may search the internet for someone who promises:
That is exactly when people should slow down.
Don't assume someone is legitimate because they use:
As Men Against Cancer expands into cybersecurity and fraud awareness, we are making an important commitment: We will put facts first.
We will distinguish between:
Those categories should never be confused. If something is established, we will say it is established. If something is alleged, we will say it is alleged. If something is our personal experience, we will identify it as our experience. Credibility matters. Our goal isn't to be the loudest voice. Our goal is to be a responsible voice.
Our Experience Does Not Make Us the Investigator.
Knowing where to send someone is part of helping.
Don't
Living in fear.
Do
Living informed.
Don't
Blindly trusting everything online.
Do
Verifying.
Don't
Retaliating against suspected criminals.
Do
Documenting and reporting.
Don't
Searching random websites when something goes wrong.
Do
Having legitimate resources.
Two Sides of a Broader Vision.
Men Against Cancer
Nonprofit / 501(c)(3) Mission
MAC Inc.
For-Profit Business & Entrepreneurial Platform
Together, they represent the broader evolution of the vision.
We're Bringing the Brand Back.
MAC Clothing
The Men Against Cancer clothing line returns as part of the next generation of the brand.
The MAC Drink
A new consumer product carrying the Men Against Cancer name and message.
Technology & Entrepreneurship
Community partnerships, educational resources, awareness campaigns, and business ventures.
More to Come
Innovation. Opportunities. The next chapter is still being written.
Awareness Works Best When Communities Participate.
We want to create opportunities for community members, businesses, entrepreneurs, technology professionals, cybersecurity professionals, attorneys, educators, healthcare professionals, volunteers, organizations, advocates, donors, and partners to contribute to the mission.
Support the Mission
You don't have to know everything. You don't have to be a cybersecurity expert. You don't have to be a lawyer. You don't have to be an investigator. Sometimes supporting awareness starts with simply sharing accurate information with someone who needs it.
If You Remember Nothing Else, Remember This:
Don't:
Do:
We've Been Building Since 2003.
We've been building, learning, adapting, and evolving since 2003.
But the mission continued. We evolved because the world evolved. And today, we're bringing everything we've learned together under one umbrella.
"What Is Men Against Cancer?"
Our answer is simple:
We don't know exactly what the next decade will look like.
Nobody does.
Because Awareness Cannot Stand Still.
Technology will continue to change.
Artificial intelligence will continue to change.
Business will continue to change.
Cybercrime will continue to evolve.
The workplace will continue to change.
Communication will continue to change.
Financial systems will continue to change.
New opportunities will appear.
New threats will appear.
And Men Against Cancer will continue to evolve alongside them.
It Has Evolved.
Since 2003.
Men Against Cancer
Men Against Cancer
The Platform
Everything We Cover.
Core Platform
Community
Partners in the Mission
We don't work alone. These organizations represent causes and platforms we believe in — and we show up for them. We are proud to support Cure 4 The Kids Foundation, Las Vegas's own childhood cancer treatment center.
Men Against Cancer is proud to partner with Apple in advancing digital health and privacy education — empowering men to take control of their data and their wellbeing.
Through our partnership with Benevity, Men Against Cancer connects supporters with meaningful giving opportunities — channeling corporate and individual generosity into real-world impact.
Men Against Cancer proudly supports Cure 4 The Kids Foundation — Southern Nevada's nationally recognized childhood cancer treatment center. We show up for their events and stand behind their mission to fight childhood cancer right here in Las Vegas.
Men Against Cancer supports Las Vegas Cancer Center — a leading oncology practice serving Southern Nevada with advanced cancer treatment and compassionate care. We stand behind their work to give patients the best possible outcomes close to home.