Cathie Hong-Louie fought ovarian cancer with stoic and staggering bravery for almost a year. At 57, in November of 2015, ovarian cancer took her life.

Over the past seven years more than 100 people have participated “In Cathie’s Honour” in walks in Vancouver, Ottawa, Hamilton and Toronto.  We have raised awareness and over $37,000 in Cath's name.  In this, our eighth year, we are happy to be walking together again.

Here are key highlights of the past three years that that good is doing for women.

• Women at high risk of ovarian cancer are accessing genetic testing, understanding preventive opportunities, and getting appropriate follow-up care. 
• Ovarian cancer research is advancing faster than ever before changing the landscape of available treatment options
• 25 projects funded that will set the stage for future discoveries
• Six potentially transformative clinical trials underway
• 13 innovative pre-clinical studies in the pipeline
• Ovarian cancer research consortium of 250+ members created
• National team of 20+ Patient Partners in Research created
• 75+ research personnel funded

Please join friends and family in honouring Cathie at this year’s Ovarian Cancer Walk of Hope.

Please donate. Every little bit helps.