Ovarian cancer – the deadliest women’s cancer – has no early detection test or universal means of prevention. This spring, a group of ovarian cancer survivors, medical providers and caregivers will trek to the rooftop of the world to put the first ovarian cancer survivors ever on the 29,029 foot summit. We strive to raise 2.9 million dollars for ovarian cancer prevention and early detection research and awareness.

I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer ten months ago. After going through surgery and chemotherapy, I am now in remission. There were no signs of cancer until I was already in a late stage, where there’s a much smaller chance of full recovery. I support funding research for early detection and prevention of ovarian cancer so that my daughters and granddaughters and all women have a better chance of detecting cancer early. Please join me in supporting this cause and consider making a tax-deductible donation at the link below. — Lynn Temple