Your fundraising makes a difference in funding Ovarian Cancer Canada’s many support, awareness and research programs. With your support, we strive to reach our goal to achieve early detection of ovarian cancer and increase survival rates for all women.
Fundraising is not as difficult as it may seem. You‘ll discover that your family, friend, colleagues and local community members and businesses are actually quite willing to donate. They want to help, especially when you can give them the facts that build a compelling case. We’ll help you reach that goal by making fundraising quick and easy.
Get started
- Register online and set up your personal fundraising page. You are more likely to receive donations if you include a message as to why you are participating in the Walk of Hope and post a photo and video.
>> Learn more about how to fundraise online
- Request donations from your contacts (friends, family, coworkers, etc.). Email templates are provided once you register online. You'll be surprised by the number of people who give when asked.
- Be creative. Set up your own fundraising campaign. You will find below some fundraising tools to help you get energized about fundraising for the 2012 Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope!
Fundraising Tools
You will find below some ideas and tips to help you in your fundraising campaign and spread awareness.
2012 Walk Poster
Promote the Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope in your community. Download the official 2012 Walk Poster and update with your local information. Check out your location page for details.
>> If your local Walk is happening on an alternative date, please contact Cécile Pillon-Hue.
Fundraising Chart
Motivate your team by tracking your fundraising progression in real time.
Click the icon to download and print the PDF.
Fundraising Tips
Need some good fundraising ideas? Review our list of fundraising tips and find one that speaks to you.
>> Download Fundraising Tips
Got a great fundraising idea?
Please, do not hesitate to share with us.
>> Email Ovarian Cancer Canada