Donate Today.
A contribution to the Kaleidoscope of Hope Foundation is a gift to the health and well-being of women everywhere.
Our Mission.
Our mission is to raise funds for ovarian cancer research and increase awareness of the symptoms of this disease.
2012 Kaleidoscope of Hope Annual Grants
Each year, KOH accepts applications from ovarian cancer researchers and will award grants!
KOH raises funds through our annual walks and golf outings as well as many other activities and of course through the donations received from thousands of generous donors. It is these funds that KOH uses to award financial grants to ovarian cancer researchers each year.
2012 Grant applications accepted until January 13, 2012
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Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial
Interested in participating in the Ovarian Cancer Screening Trial at either Morristown Medical Center or Overlook Medical Center? The best candidates are healthy New Jersey women, ages 50 to 74, who:
Are postmenopausal.Have at least one ovary.
Have a health care provider.
Do not have a significant family history of ovarian cancer.
Have not been under cancer treatment for the past year.
For more information, write to Ovarian.Screening@atlantichealth.org or call 973-971-6491.
Ovarian Cancer Drug Shortage!
SIGN THE PETITION!
There exists a shortage of many drugs in the UnitedStates, including ovarian cancer drugs. The impact of the shortages can be devestating and have far reaching effects! The Kaleidoscope of Hope is urging you to please sign the online petition created by the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance (OCNA) at:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/ovariandrugshortage/
Your signature IS IMPORTANT! Please visit the petition link today, add your signature, and then share this link with everyone you know asking them to participate as well.
Twelve Years of Passionate Activism!
The Kaleidoscope of Hope Foundation (KOH) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that raises funds and acts as the primary advocate for ovarian cancer activism in the New Jersey area. KOH was founded in 2000 by three ovarian cancer survivors who turned their experiences with ovarian cancer into passionate activism.
The hope in Kaleidoscope of Hope represents the difference that early diagnostic tests or disease-specific therapy can make in the lives of women and their families.
Since 2000, the Kaleidoscope of Hope Foundation has raised and awarded over $2 million to help fund research for early detection and new treatment options.
With a little bit of hope and your help, we can boost the survival rates of women affected by ovarian cancer and change lives. Learn more about KOH.
GO GREEN, SAVE GREEN, SUPPORT TEAL!
KOH is Proud to Announce it's Association with Viridian
Viridian is a socially responsible retail energy company that supplies affordable, green energy through its unique fundraising program which provides income to non-profit organizations like ours just for referring customers to their electricity service! Think of the difference you can make by simply choosing an electric supplier! Please help us to reach our goal of signing up 1000 customers by ourSeptember WalkathonsClick to learn more
Click to visit KOH's page with Viridian
KOH Donates Equipment to Monmouth Medical Center
Shown from left with a new uterine manipulation device used in robotic surgery at Monmouth Medical Center are Craig Rosati, Janine Triano, Rosanne Ryan, Pat Castle, Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini, Mariclaire Scott, Janice Carey, Kathy Lynch, Liz Vasquez, R.N., clinical coordinator for robotic surgery at Monmouth Medical Center, and Robert Graebe, M.D., a robotic surgeon and the chair of obstetrics and gynecology at Monmouth.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED!
KOH is looking for men and women volunteers to help in the following areas:
- Identify and write grants
- Computer, social networking skills
- Event Planning
- Fundraising activities
Are you an Ovarian Cancer Survivor?
You can help newly diagnosed women by sharing your story of hope. Please consider joining Lois, Carole and Dee in The Season of Survivors section of this website.
E-mail your story or any questions you may have to info@kohnj.org.
The Season of Survivors
Well, I was wrong.
