Wear teal.
Choose teal to help open the conversation about ovarian cancer.
SEPTEMBER IS
Ovarian Cancer
Awareness Month
One Word. One Conversation. One Hope.
This September, Say YES to Hope invites you to wear teal, gather with others over coffee or tea, and spend 30 minutes talking about ovarian cancer awareness.
No registration. No fundraising. Just conversation.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION →
TEAL TEA FOR HOPE
Gather. Talk. Share hope.
Gather.
Invite a few friends, family members or coworkers for coffee or tea.
Give it 30 minutes.
Talk about ovarian cancer awareness, symptoms, risk factors and why questions matter.
Choose one word.
Write one word of hope on a teal ribbon or card, take a group photo and share it.
What every woman should know
Persistent bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, difficulty eating or feeling full quickly, and urinary urgency or frequency are symptoms worth discussing with a healthcare professional. Family history, genetics, age and personal health history can also matter.