Residents of Franklin County are invited to a community event that raises awareness about the 10 most prevalent cancers affecting the region.
Presented by Teacher of Men and sponsored by the Zangmeister Cancer Center, the event will take place on April 18, 2026, from 10 AM to 4 PM at the King Arts Complex, 835 Mt Vernon Ave, Columbus, OH 43203.
The event will bring together local doctors, cancer survivors, and experts to share vital information, personal stories, and resources for prevention and early detection. The spotlight will be on the top 10 cancers impacting Franklin County: Prostate, Breast, Lymphoma, Pancreatic, Leukemia, Colorectal, Liver, Melanoma, non-Melanoma skin cancers, and Gynecologic cancers.
A Community United Against Cancer.
Attendees will have the opportunity to hear firsthand testimonies from survivors and participate in open discussions with medical professionals. Topics will cover the latest advancements in screening, treatment, and support services, as well as the importance of genetic counseling and understanding hereditary cancer risks.
Highlights Include.
- Survivor stories from individuals who have overcome various forms of cancer
- Educational panels on risk factors, early warning signs, and innovative treatments
- Information booths on genetic counseling and personalized risk assessment
- Q&A sessions with leading cancer specialists
- Vendors and Foodtruck.
This comprehensive event aims to demystify cancer, foster hope, and encourage early detection. The Zangmeister Cancer Center and Teacher of Men are committed to supporting Franklin County residents in their fight against cancer.
Admission is free, and all are welcome. For more information, visit the Teacher of Men Inc. website or contact the King Arts Complex.
Together, Franklin County can face cancer with courage, knowledge, and community support.