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It takes ladyballs to learn about ovarian cancer. Here’s what you need to know and why everyone should care about this disease.

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Communities walk with teal sisters across the country

The annual Ovarian Cancer Canada Walk of Hope rallied thousands of community members to help save women’s lives. Weather reports were mixed, but women and families affected by this disease formed a sea of teal from coast to coast.

CEO Blog: Bold Hope and High Expectations in 2020

For many of us a new year can bring a number of feelings or sentiments. It can bring a sense of expectation; or a sense of closure (or even loss) in one area and a chance to start something new in another; or it can simply bring an opportunity to renew a commitment to hope, and to using every resource possible to persevere against a challenge or struggle that we wrestled with in the previous year and will continue to confront again this year.

Featured Story: Donna You are stronger than you think you are.

Being an ovarian cancer thriver was going to be my reality.

MARGARET'S STORY

At that age I was thinking of having children.

TRISTA'S STORY

To find new treatments, we need the clinical trials out there.

SHARON'S STORY

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Supporting Awareness and Research

2,800 Canadian women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year.
2.1% of donations for cancer are directed toward ovarian cancer.
$6M to date has been allocated to research by Ovarian Cancer Canada.
$10M to advance progress on ovarian cancer research in Canada*

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*A first-ever commitment from the Government of Canada (announced in the Federal Budget in March of 2019) allocated to Ovarian Cancer Canada and following years of community advocacy for increased investments in disease research.

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All our funding comes from people like you. Funds raised go towards support, education and research. Thank you for helping us achieve our mission.

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TOGETHER, LET’S BUILD A FUTURE OF MORE WOMEN SURVIVING OVARIAN CANCER.