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Ovarian Cancer Quilt Project

 

The quilt project and 2011 online quilt auction benefit the Blanton-Davis Ovarian Cancer Research Program and the Uterine Cancer Research Program at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Through innovative research, these programs aim to develop effective screening methods and ultimately a cure for ovarian and uterine cancer. The online auction also raises awareness for cervical cancer and the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genetic predisposition which increases the risk for developing both ovarian and breast cancer.

 

The 2011 Online Quilt Auction is now closed.  Thank you for supporting our cause.

 

Important Dates & E-News

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October 26-28, 2011:  Display of Actual Quilts for Online Quilt Auction (MD Anderson Main Campus)

October 26 - Nov. 9, 2011:  Online Quilt Auction

November 3 - 6, 2011:  International Quilt Festival Houston

   

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2011 Online Quilt Auction Preview

Please enjoy a sneak preview of the 2011 Online Quilt Auction.  Quilts are featured on Facebook.  

 

 

Create and Donate a Quilt

Thank you for all the quilts we have received for the 2011 Online Quilt Auction.  The next Online Quilt Auction will be in 2013.  More details to come.  See below for the awareness colors for each type of gynecologic cancer.

General guidelines for donating completed quilts

 

Colors of Awareness

Quilters are invited to incorporate the gynecologic cancer awareness colors into their designs:

 

 

    Teal for ovarian cancer

    Peach for uterine cancer

    Teal and pink for ovarian/breast cancer

    Teal and white for cervical cancer

 

Other Ways to Support Our Cause

Of course, we can't all create a beautiful quilt.  There are other ways to donate and promote awareness (and therefore prevent) gynecologic cancers.  Find out other ways to support the Ovarian Cancer Quilt Project.

 

About the Quilt Project

Did you know our Ovarian Cancer Quilt Project began in 2002?  It continues to grow every year.  

Read more about how this project began.

 

For more information, call 713-792-2765, or e-mail us at gynonccommunityrelations@mdanderson.org.


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