OVERVIEW
We exist to stand against cancer, honor the resilience of those facing it and keep hope within reach.
Cancer is personal. We know firsthand what it means when it enters a life.
That is why the House intends to give with Grace. Proceeds from designated House pieces will first cover the cost of making them. We plan to direct the remainder to nonprofit organizations advancing cancer research and care.
BREAST CANCER
Breast cancer touches millions of women and the families who love them.
Our founder lost his first wife to metastatic breast cancer.
Our focus is research toward cures and access to quality care, including for women too often overlooked.
Every diagnosis belongs to a person. Every person deserves care.
PROSTATE CANCER
Prostate cancer is personal to our House. Our founder, a war veteran of African ancestry, is navigating it now.
Black men are about twice as likely to die from the disease and are more often diagnosed at later stages.
Our focus is earlier screening, equitable treatment and research capable of changing those outcomes—especially for veterans and underserved communities.
This is our journey, too.
