Turn the Towns Teal®

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month and teal is the color that is used to raise awareness about ovarian and gynecologic cancers.  The colorful décor is part of Turn The Towns Teal®, a national campaign founded in 2007 by ovarian cancer patient Gail MacNeil. The campaign seeks to raise awareness of the deadly disease, which effects 1 in 87 women annually.  For more information visit www.turnthetownsteal.org

Turn the Towns Teal®

Bluegrass Ovarian Cancer Support, Inc. in the News

Georgetown News-Graphic article about Turn the Towns Teal® in Georgetown.  Thank you Rose Lewis, BOCS secretary, for sharing your story and about Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.  Thank you to all who support our efforts to spread awareness.

WKYT story about our hanging bows in Lexington on Sunday, September 1st.  Thank you to Rose and Boone Logan for your interviews.

Downtown Lexington KY 2024 - Main Street, from Broadway to Rose Street.  Thank you to our volunteers!

16 volunteers placed 114 bows along Main Street in Lexington

University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center 2024 - Thank you Ruth and Bill Jefferson, Boone Logan and Kerry, and volunteers from Lambda Kappa Sigma fraternity at UK College of Pharmacy.


CHI St. Joseph Main - Entrance to the hospital.

Versailles 2024 - Barry Jacobs and daughters Elizabeth and Sarah, hanging bows in Versailles in memory of Sue, an active BOCS member until her death in 2019.

Georgetown 2024 - Rose and Jennifer placed bows at Georgetown Community Hospital.

Winchester/Clark County Courthouse 2024 - Survivors and friends placed 24 bows.

JuaNita, a survivor, 

Melissa Lee, a survivor, places bows.

Bourbon Co Health Dept

Breathitt Co Justice Center

Valeria Moore with University of Kentucky coordinated the placement of 95 bows around Central Kentucky.

Jackson City Hall

Kentucky River Clinics

Maysville Primary Plus

Bluegrass Hospitality Group - locations around Central KY.  BHG placed 40 teal bows.

For Friends on E. High St, Lexington

Small Indulgences on Richmond Rd, Lex

3Forty in downtown Lexington