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MEET AMY
On July 13, 1964, the world welcomed Amy Louise Daniels, a remarkable person who was born with the BRCA-1 gene, which causes carriers to have a significant risk of developing ovarian and breast cancer. From the beginning, she faced a daunting destiny linked to this gene.
During the time that I knew her, Amy often questioned why she had to bear such a burden. My response was always the same: to help save lives. I would tell her what I believe to be true: “GOD chose you because he knew you would be the right person to handle this knowledge and to use it to help others around you.”
There is Not an Early Detection Test for Ovarian Cancer—yet
It took over 100 years to develop tests like the pap smear and mammogram. That's why ongoing support is vital.
Research takes time
Developing tests like the pap smear took over a century. It’s a long journey.
Monthly support
Whether it’s $1 or $1,000 a month, every dollar pushes research forward. Monthly donations will save lives.
DONORS OVER DOLLARS
We’re building a community of committed supporters. It’s about consistency, not size.
FUND EARLY DETECTION
Your support will help fund the first early detection test for ovarian cancer.
