Uniting for a Cause: The 4th Annual Milana Family Foundation Luncheon
A room at Rao's in East Harlem, filled with supporters, donors and community leaders united by one cause: saving lives through early detection.
The 4th Annual Charity Luncheon hosted by the Milana Family Foundation at the iconic Rao’s in East Harlem was more than just a gathering. It was a moment of reflection, commitment and action.
Held on March 12, 2025, the event brought together an incredible group of supporters, donors and community leaders united by one powerful cause: saving lives through early detection of prostate cancer.
Where the Money Goes
Each year, this intimate luncheon serves as a vital touchpoint for Man Cave Health. The funds raised at this year’s event will directly fuel the organization’s mobile screening initiatives, virtual support groups, and expansion into underserved communities where access to critical care is often limited.
Every year, this luncheon reminds me why we started, to make sure no man walks through prostate cancer alone.
Tom Milana, Founder of the Milana Family Foundation and Chairman of Man Cave Health
Survivors, Supporters, Partners
The afternoon included speeches from survivors, supporters and healthcare partners, offering testimony about the impact of early detection and community support in addressing prostate cancer.
This isn’t just a lunch. It’s a movement.
Chris Masters, Executive Director of Man Cave Health
The event demonstrated deep support for the cause, featuring healthcare professionals, business leaders and advocates instrumental in expanding Man Cave Health’s reach. Their participation underscored dedication to the mission and illustrated how community engagement transforms statistics into real human impact.
This year’s luncheon was made possible through contributions from Rao’s, the Milana Family Foundation and partner organizations.
