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White Shirt Day

Currently, one woman dies every 8 hours from ovarian cancer because there is no early detection test.

Ovarian cancer is an insidious disease, often known as a “silent-killer” as symptoms are vague and often strike without warning. By wearing a white shirt or t-shirt on this day you will be showing your support for women and their families impacted by ovarian cancer along with the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF)’s vital research.

This campaign raises funds for research into early detection tests that will save women’s lives.

Donate, fundraise, or purchase a shirt during this year’s White Shirt Campaign to stand beside every woman who has been lost, every woman who has survived, and to better the outcome for every woman to come.

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Do something generous – help people to get food on the table

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Sandra Sully wants you to DoSomething!

"I like how DoSomethingNearYou encourages us to think about the ways that we can give back," says Sandra Sully. Click here to find out what Sandra has to say about helping out in your local community.

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