Central Ohio Men Against Prostate Cancer (COMAPC) is a community-based, voluntary, non-profit organization. Our mission is to increase prostate cancer awareness and routine screening through education, support, and advocacy across cultural and economic barriers. Our primary focus is to reduce disparities that exist in prostate cancer among minorities and the medically underserved.

Our goal is to help Central Ohio men and their families become more informed about prostate cancer, better informed about treatment options for the disease and encourage men to seek early screening.  COMAPC provides prostate cancer education, outreach and support for men, the friends and families of at-risk men and those diagnosed with prostate cancer.

COMAPC was founded in 2004 by a small, community-minded group of men who originally called themselves the Central Ohio Hackers, for their love of the game of golf.  The group joined the international, grassroots organization US TOO, which was started in 1990 by prostate cancer survivors to support prostate cancer patients, their spouses/partners and their families.  In 2007, the Central Ohio Hackers changed their name to the Central Ohio Men Against Prostate Cancer (COMAPC), and registered with the State of Ohio and the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization.

A group of dedicated men and women serve on the COMAPC Board of Directors. Coming from diverse backgrounds and professions, the Board works together to support the efforts of COMAPC. Learn More...