We support Ovarian Cancer Australia
For nearly 20 years, TerryWhite Chemmart has driven fundraising and awareness activities to support Ovarian Cancer Australia (OCA) - and together with support from our network partners, the communities we serve, and supplier partners, it is safe to say we have all made a difference to the lives of those living with this horrible disease.
In 2023, we introduced a new way to raise funds and drive awareness - a 50-cent donation campaign with the support of our supplier partners - generating over $200k in donations for our collective fundraising efforts. Our collective efforts provided a donation of over $332,000 to OCA.
In 2024, we continue our support of Ovarian Cancer Australia as proud Principal Partners of the organisation and are aiming to raise over $400,000 to deepen and expand our impact.
About Ovarian Cancer Australia
Ovarian Cancer Australia is an independent national not-for-profit organisation, supporting women diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Our focus is to provide care and support for those affected by ovarian cancer; and represent them by leading change. Our vision is to save lives and ensure no woman with ovarian cancer walks alone. We were founded in 2001 by a group of people who had been affected by ovarian cancer, either themselves or through a loved one. Ovarian Cancer Australia is a member of the World Ovarian Cancer Coalition, which works to raise awareness of ovarian cancer on a global scale.
“On behalf of Ovarian Cancer Australia and our community, we are deeply grateful to our longstanding partner, TerryWhite Chemmart. Their commitment to this cause inspires us and brings hope to countless women and their loved ones.
The TerryWhite supplier network, through the 50-cent donation campaign over the past two years, has consistently exceeded our expectations, which led us to proudly elevate them to our Principal Partner status last year.
With the generous support of all the suppliers and everyone who participates in the fundraising activities, you significantly enhance our ability to continue our vital work, ensuring no one affected by ovarian cancer walks alone." - Christine Dixon, Acting CEO of Ovarian Cancer Australia
