We raised $126,788 in this year's virtual run!

We couldn't have done it without you!

COVID-19 may have caused us to cancel our in-person walk/run event scheduled for May 10, but we had an exciting start to our virtual Mother's Day weekend walk/run. We raised over $90,000 at our online event hosted by Hilary and Mark from Easy 101.3. If you weren't able to watch it live, you can watch a recording of the live performances, survivor stories and an update on local research.

This was a challenging year but with your help, we were able to continue supporting local research focused on early detection and discovering a cure for ovarian cancer. All funds raised stay right here in London to support the Translational Ovarian Cancer Research Program.

If you see one of these commemorative 2020 London Virtual Run for Ovarian Cancer t-shirts out and about, you'll know that person helped us fundraise more than $100!

We hope to see everyone in person on Mother's Day 2021. Stay tuned!

The Run for Ovarian Cancer started simply with a group of fitness friends and a discussion over coffee in September 2002. Ann Crowley was still reeling from her diagnosis of ovarian cancer when she became committed to raising awareness about this devastating disease.

The first event in 2003 was far more than a resounding financial success. It was a personal triumph for Ann Crowley and the cancer survivors who raised over $85,000.

Help continue Ann's legacy.