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Funding innovative research to detect and treat ovarian cancer and save women’s lives.
This record funding demonstrates the OCRF’s dedication to shining a light on ovarian cancer; leading to a future without fear of ovarian cancer.
Discover who we are, what we do and how your support can help change the statistics for Australian women.
What we do
Learn about the silent killer that claims another Australian life every eight hours.
Learn the facts
Through innovative ovarian cancer research, we aim to improve the lives of women with ovarian cancer today and increase survival rates in the future.
Discover our vision
Research relies on your support. Find out how you can fundraise on our behalf, show your support to our partners, or use your voice to spark action.
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"I want my daughter and her friends to be able to grow up and have a test for ovarian cancer as part of their regular health check-up. I don’t want them to fear this. It’s not going to save my life, but it might just save hers or one of her friends."
OCRF Ambassador Kel Pittman
Join Agi and her legendary team from Café 84 as they host Friday Night Drinks for the Albert Park locals for a fabulous cause... the Silver Lining Ride!
Friday 8 Nov 2019
Café 84, 84 Bridport St, Albert Park, VIC
The beautiful Seppeltsfield Winery will host the Silver Lining Ride for a glamorous night of fine food, wine, music and fabulous fundraising for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation.
Friday 15 Nov 2019
730 Seppeltsfield Rd, Seppeltsfield, SA
$30,954 raised so far
$11,070 raised so far
$8,200 raised so far
News
Over the past decade, OCRF-funded researcher Professor Pradeep Tanwar has helped advance our understanding of the link between female reproductive hormone and how they can help women lower their risk of ovarian cancer.
On 6 September, 820 supporters gathered in Mackay, Queensland for the annual Nude Lunch.
In March 2019, at age 42, Susanna was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer. With no obvious symptoms other than a lack of menstruation, which was wrongly attributed to stress, Susanna was shocked by the diagnosis.
The AFL Ladies Grand Final Eve Luncheon, hosted by The Cabal Club, is taking place again this year on Friday 27 September, in The Victory Room at Marvel Stadium.
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