Your gift in action
Report to the Community
The Report to the Community enables you to see your gift in action. It highlights the perspectives of thought leaders and community champions from across the country. Each provides unique insight into the impact Ovarian Cancer Canada has had on their journeys, whether personal or professional.
Download the 2016-2017 Report to the Community
Download the 2015-2016 Report to the Community
Download the 2014 Report to the Community
Revenue allocation
Ovarian Cancer Canada makes careful use of your dollars to ensure that your donation has impact. We strive to maintain the highest level of financial integrity.
Ovarian Cancer Canada achieved prestigious accreditation from Imagine Canada’s Standards Program in 2014, and has kept its status since then. The only registered Canadian charity solely dedicated to overcoming ovarian cancer has proven its excellence in nonprofit accountability, transparency and governance.
Download the Financial Statements 2016-2017
Download the Financial Statements 2015-2016
Download the Financial Statements 2014-2015
Download the Financial Statements 2013-2014
Download the Financial Statements 2012-2013
Download the Financial Statements 2011-2012
Board of Directors
Ovarian Cancer Canada’s Board of Directors meets on a quarterly basis and closely monitors finances, ensuring that fundraising expenses are within the recommended Canada Revenue Agency guidelines.
See Board terms of reference
Your donation makes a difference
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$35 allows Ovarian Cancer Canada to deliver a single By Your Side guide to help support and inform one of the 2,800 Canadian women newly diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year
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$75 covers the cost of one training session to teach volunteers how to deliver the Ovarian Cancer: Knowledge is Power program or the cost of distributing 200+ Ovarian Cancer Information Brochures across Canada
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$150 enables the delivery of one CancerChat Canada online support session for women across Canada
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$500 funds the recruitment and training of three women to present the Survivors Teaching Students® session to educate medical students
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$5,000 awards one young scientist with a travel grant to collaborate on ovarian cancer research