High Island High and its subsidiary, Aneros, is honored and excited to partner with Washington DC-based non-profit, ZERO: The End of Prostate Cancer, a charitable organization with a mission to end prostate cancer. Aneros donated a portion of the proceeds of the sales of a limited-edition product to ZERO in a check presentation ceremony held on Wednesday, February 16th in Los Angeles, California.
“As a company with a history of over two decades in the prostate health and wellness field, we are delighted to be associated with a highly regarded organization like ZERO –The End of Prostate Cancer,” says Forrest Andrews, Product and Business Development Director of High Island Health and Aneros. “Furthermore, we’re overjoyed at the response of our customers to our special product promotion in support of this charity. It is our hope that this first donation marks the beginning of an ongoing relationship that will further the goal of bringing an end to this disease.“
In November 2021, during International Prostate and Testicular Cancer Awareness month, Aneros released a special Men’s Health Edition Helix Syn Trident in the color blue, in honor of prostate health awareness. Aneros was proud to make this donation to ZERO, an impactful and respected organization that dedicates 85% of their income directly to research, outreach and support programs.
“ZERO is honored to partner with High Island Health and Aneros to help prostate cancer patients and their families,” says Jamie Bearse, ZERO’s CEO and President. “I’m grateful for their support and ongoing commitment to men’s health and wellness. I look forward to continuing our work together.”
From the ZERO website, “ZERO — The End of Prostate Cancer is the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action. ZERO is a 501(c)(3) philanthropic organization recognized with four out of four stars by Charity Navigator, accredited by the Better Business Bureau, with regional chapters across the country.”
Those interested in more information or wish to donate to ZERO -The End of Prostate Cancer should visit https://zerocancer.org.
