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September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month and teal is the color that is used to raise awareness about ovarian and gynecologic cancers.
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness month and teal is the color that is used to raise awareness about ovarian and gynecologic cancers.
Turn The Towns Teal® is a national campaign founded in 2007 by ovarian cancer patient Gail MacNeil. The organization is now run by Jane MacNeil, a great friend to BOCS. Follow TTTT on Instagram.
Turn The Towns Teal® is a national campaign founded in 2007 by ovarian cancer patient Gail MacNeil. The organization is now run by Jane MacNeil, a great friend to BOCS. Follow TTTT on Instagram.
The campaign seeks to raise awareness of the deadly disease, which affects 1 in 91 women annually. For more information visit www.turnthetownsteal.org
The campaign seeks to raise awareness of the deadly disease, which affects 1 in 91 women annually. For more information visit www.turnthetownsteal.org
For Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, we placed 342 total bows for Turn the Towns Teal with more than 34 volunteers and bows in Lexington, Richmond, Georgetown, Versailles and Winchester. ALSO: Centerpoint Health, Georgetown and the UK Markey Cancer Center. We have lots of photos on our website.
UK Gynecologic Oncology hung 103 bows in Bowling Green, Purchase District in Western KY, Greenup County, Maysville, Jackson, Somerset, and Harrodsburg. View the pictures.
Picture to left, Pat Gault and crew in Richmond.
Downtown Lexington KY 2026 - Main Street, from Broadway to Rose Street. Thank you to our volunteers!
Downtown Lexington KY 2026 - Main Street, from Broadway to Rose Street. Thank you to our volunteers!
The Kentucky Theatre
The Kentucky Theatre
Main Street
Main Street
The Tabb Family
The Tabb Family
Boone [former treasurer] and son Aaron
Boone [former treasurer] and son Aaron
Dwight and Maureen, a board member
Dwight and Maureen, a board member
University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center, Lexington
University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center, Lexington
Versailles
Versailles
Centerpoint Health, Georgetown
Centerpoint Health, Georgetown
Pat Gault, longtime board member and now retired, gave a lovely interview to Blake Vickers of the Richmond Register.
Pat Gault, longtime board member and now retired, gave a lovely interview to Blake Vickers of the Richmond Register.
She and friends put bows in downtown Richmond.
Richmond with Pat Gault and friends, community members
Richmond with Pat Gault and friends, community members
UK Markey Cancer Center
Around Kentucky, hung by the University of Kentucky GYNONC department
Around Kentucky, hung by the University of Kentucky GYNONC department
Turn The Towns Teal 2025:
Turn The Towns Teal 2025:
358 Total Bows in Central and Eastern Kentucky -- 30 Volunteers
Bows in Lexington, Versailles, and Paris
ARH Hazard
ARH Prestonsburg - Breast Center
Clark County Courthouse
Ephraim McDowell
Georgetown Community Hospital
Maysville Primary Plus
Scott County Courthouse
St. Joseph and St. Joseph East Hospitals
UK Markey Cancer Center
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