Giveaway: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Bracelet
September 9, 2009 by Kori Ellis
Filed under Diseases & Conditions
As you might know, September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Today, we are giving you an opportunity to win a pretty piece of jewelry from the Angela Moore Ovarian Cancer Awareness Collection.
Angela Moore creates beautiful bracelets, pendants, earrings, necklaces and more. Since 2004, Angela Moore has partnered with the Ovarian Cancer research Fund to raise awareness of ovarian cancer by creating a special collection of jewelry that symbolizes new beginnings. With the Ovarian Cancer Awareness Collection, 15% of the net proceeds are donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund all year long. The OCRF funds research to find a method of early detection and ultimately a cure for ovarian cancer. To learn more about ovarian cancer, please visit OCRF.org.
Image: Angela Moore
This beaded jewelry features the teal ribbon on a crisp white background. This week, we are giving away the Ovarian Cancer Awareness Classic Bracelet (retail $50).
To enter the giveaway, just leave a comment on this post sharing one healthy tip with Blisstree readers.
Your comment automatically enters you into the contest, which runs through Friday, September 11, 2009 at 11:59pm ET. We will select one random winner from all the entrants to receive the Angela Moore Ovarian Cancer Awareness bracelet.
Ovarian Cancer Resources
- Ovarian Cancer Research Fund
- Ovarian Cancer Alliance
- Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation
- National Cancer Institute
I try to stay well hydrated.
Drink plenty of fluids and eat several small meals a day.
Cute bracelets!!!!Love it!!1
Stay aware – be healthy.
I’m proud of you Angela. In a little way, you are spreading awareness by your beautiful bracelets.
I like your bracelets Angela….My wife will like it if she will have one….
I was recently diagnosed (4 months ago) at age 36 with Ovarian cancer. I had 3 football size tumors and had no idea- I am now undergoing treatment (chemo) and it’s tough as I have 2 small kids ages 6 and 9. One who does not really get it and one who does and is scared, yet brave. I’d love to have this bracelet as a sign of hope that this divorced single mom of two with full custody of the kids will be here to see them grow up- I wonder what I can do as just one person to help with this awareness cause- thanks- Jaina