Bluegrass Ovarian Cancer Support, Inc.
Community Night at The Void Sake Company
We're having a "grown ups night out" at 7pm on 25 September at The Void Sake Company, Kentucky's first and only sake brewery. 819 National Ave 819 National Ave, Lexington, KY 40502
Join us for a little community while we talk about BOCS, ovarian and gynecologic risk factors, and more.
And The Void Sake Company is being fabulous and will have teal bows, our brochures, risk cards from Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance OCRA, and more in the space for the rest of September.
In addition to the house made sake and seltzers they also offer local craft beer, a full bar, wine and several NA options and mocktails for those that may not partake. They also have a food truck, Kowai on National, that will be there with a fusion kind of East meets West snacky bite bar food menu.
Thank you to The Void Sake Co for this opportunity to be a part of the new community nights and sharing awareness during #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth This is not a fundraiser. It's a community night in a vibrant part of Lexington to share awareness of ovarian and gynecologic cancer risks, symptoms and available support.
Turn the Towns Teal! September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
September is Ovarian and Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. We are participating in the Turn The Towns Teal program again this year. On September 1st, 16 volunteers placed 114 teal bows in downtown Lexington.
If you would like to learn more about Turn the Towns Teal. Learn about risk factors from the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance
Check out this article in the Georgetown News-Graphic - an interview with BOCS secretary Rose Lewis.
Annual Celebration Luncheon
29 September we gather to celebrate survivors including those in treatment for ovarian or gynecologic cancer. We remember those we lost during the year. At the luncheon, we recognize healthcare providers and others who have supported patients and survivors.
29 September we gather to celebrate survivors including those in treatment for ovarian or gynecologic cancer. We remember those we lost during the year. At the luncheon, we recognize healthcare providers and others who have supported patients and survivors.