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Brother, Let’s Heal
Surgical Support Fund  

Celebrating Survivorship. Funding the Journey to Recovery.

In celebration of Isaiah’s one-year cancer-free milestone, the Brother, Let’s Heal Surgical Support Fund was created to help men—especially Black men—bridge the gap between diagnosis, surgery, and recovery.

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Too many men face financial and emotional barriers after life-saving procedures. This fund provides practical help, human connection, and hope to those walking the same path Isaiah once did.

Mission & Impact

Our Mission:

To support men facing prostate and other men’s cancer surgeries through direct aid, peer navigation, and compassionate care.

Who We Help:

Men preparing for or recovering from surgery, along with their caregivers, starting in Greater Baton Rouge and expanding statewide as funding grows.

Our Impact:

Each contribution directly funds transportation, meals, lodging, and wellness resources that make healing possible.

What We Provide

A. Direct Aid

  • Rapid-Response Micro-Grants — $250–$1,000 for meals, transportation, co-pays, and lost wages

  • Travel & Lodging — Uber/Lyft credits, gas cards, and hotel stays

  • Care Kits — Hygiene items, socks, briefs, compression socks, journal, water bottle, and caregiver comfort kits

B. Human Support

  • Peer Navigators — Trained survivors offering check-ins and guidance

  • Caregiver Support Calls — Encouragement and resource-sharing for loved ones

C. Access & Awareness

  • Screening Vouchers — Free PSA test vouchers through partner clinics

  • Barbershop Conversations & Men’s Mixers — Community outreach and education

How to Get Help

Are you or someone you love preparing for prostate-related surgery?
You can apply for assistance through our quick online form.

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“Early detection saved my life. This fund ensures another brother doesn’t walk his journey alone.”
— Isaiah Marshall, Founder & Survivor

How You Can Help

Healing takes a community — and your support makes every recovery possible.
Whether you’re giving personally or representing an organization, every contribution helps men find strength, dignity, and hope after surgery.

Make a Donation

Your gift directly funds essentials that ease the journey from surgery to recovery.

Choose Your Impact:

  • $50 — Care Kit
    Provides hygiene items, socks, briefs, a journal, water bottle, and an encouraging note.

  • $250 — Meals & Transportation
    Covers gas cards, ride-share credits, and meal stipends for patients and caregivers.

  • $500 — Full Support Bundle
    Delivers a micro-grant, care kit, and peer navigator support for one patient.

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🎯 Every dollar brings us closer to our $50,000 goal by March 31, 2026.

Sponsorship opportunities are available at four levels.

 

Presenting Sponsors ($10,000) receive logo placement on all campaign materials, featured visibility during press runs, recognition in the official press release, and inclusion in a spotlight video.

 

Gold Sponsors ($5,000) are highlighted in the GivingTuesday match challenge and featured across digital and print materials.

 

Silver Sponsors ($2,500) receive logo placement on the website, social media carousel, and printed care-kit tags.

 

Community Sponsors ($1,000) are acknowledged by name on the website, featured in a thank-you social post, and receive a certificate of appreciation. All sponsors receive official acknowledgment letters for tax purposes.

Become a Sponsor

Join the movement as a corporate, community, or faith-based partner.
Your sponsorship not only supports men in recovery but also amplifies awareness about early detection, access, and advocacy.

Thank You To Our Sponsors

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Join Us in the Healing

Every act of generosity—every dollar, every share, every sponsor—helps a brother find his footing again.
Together, we can turn survivorship into a movement of support, compassion, and community.
 

This is more than a campaign. It’s a celebration of life, resilience, and the belief that no man should face recovery alone.
 

💙 Celebrate Isaiah’s one-year cancer-free milestone by helping another man heal.

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