Crowns Circle

The Crowns Project is an innovative online support group dedicated to providing a confidential space for men to discuss their experiences with cancer. Facilitated by Joao-Luiz a retired state-licensed counselor, and former prostate cancer patient, this group offers both day and evening sessions to accommodate various schedules. With the expertise of urologists from across Ohio, the Crowns Project aims to navigate the complex landscape of treatment options and address sensitive topics often left unspoken. For more information or to join the conversation, reach out to CrownsCircle@crownsproject.org.

Strength in Brotherhood

Online Support Group
November 2024

Sports and culture

Our people are what make us unique. Rather than outsourcing our construction engineers from questionable outsourcing establishments, we provide them with an environment that supports professional growth.

We are strong believers in giving our employees a voice. Our teams are put together with the help of our resident psychologist to ensure maximum productivity and engagement.

Education

Educating is a cornerstone of The Crowns Project, which serves as a powerful voice for men's health issues. This initiative is dedicated to securing funding and influencing policy decisions, ensuring that men are not only informed about prostate cancer but also have tangible access to treatments. By collaborating with healthcare providers, The Crowns Project facilitates comprehensive outreach programs, aiming to provide men with all necessary information regarding treatment pathways and post-treatment resources, thereby empowering them to make informed health decisions.

Compete for the Crown

Fraternities United
In the Fight Against Prostate Cancer

The inaugural "Compete for a Cause" event, spearheaded by The Crowns Project, marks a significant stride in the fight against prostate cancer. This annual competition unites fraternities and sororities across Ohio in a collaborative challenge that transcends mere rivalry, fostering community bonds and emphasizing the importance of men's health. Recognizing their commitment, the triumphant group is honored with a bespoke plaque, crafted by an Ohio artist. This year's theme, "Sowing Hope," encapsulates the vision that disseminating knowledge can cultivate hope—a sentiment artistically embodied in the Art Nouveau-inspired plaque, intended to be a cherished prized collection piece.

To learn more about how your fraternity can get involved FratUnite@crownsproject.org

April 2025

First responders have a higher incidence of prostate cancer

Source: Early detection of prostate cancer in firefighters: a register-based study of prognostic factors and survival
National Insitute of Health