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About Us

The National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC) is a nationally recognized organization with a growing coast-to-coast network of regions and markets. Our efforts are fueled by volunteers, survivors, legacy families and market managers. Together, we empower our communities through educational efforts and outreach initiatives. We embrace our legacy families as the voice of the voiceless, and advocate for survivors and caregivers by providing comfort and support through our programs and services.

Central TX
Dallas | Fort Worth

12221 Merit Drive
Suite 1950
Dallas, TX 75251

Contact:
Sarah Elshanshory

214-273-4208

Fundraise

NOCC has one vision – to live in a world where no woman loses her life to ovarian cancer. Each gift carries a unique story, and every dollar makes a difference in the lives of families affected by this disease.

To support NOCC, put your creativity and passion to work with a DIY event. Celebrate a birthday with a Facebook Fundraiser. Host a game night with friends or invite co-workers to a cycling event. The ways to engage your community and raise critical funds and awareness are limitless!

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Volunteer

We need your help! Whether it’s a few hours a week or more, you’ll find many ways to support our community.

The NOCC Dallas market is seeking volunteers to: 

  • Organize awareness activities
  • Hand out literature at health fairs
  • Promote regional events through social media  
  • Help with our Together in TEAL walk in Dallas 
  • Assist with committee activities

For more information or to volunteer, contact Erin Kiser at ekiser@ovarian.org or call 214-273-4208.

Outside Resources

Cancer Support Community, North Texas 
214-345-8230 | info@cancersupporttexas.org
Their mission ensures those impacted by cancer are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action, and sustained by community.

Texas Center for Proton Therapy
469-513-5500
One of the nation’s most experienced clinical teams offer hope through advanced proton technology to treat tumors with extreme precision.

EMBRACE Survivorship
214-645-2742 | SCCCSupport@utsouthwestern.edu
Workshops facilitated by your support services team address physical, emotional and practical issues during and after treatment.

Cancer Care Services – Tarrant County
817-921-0653
Free, compassionate support connects survivors and caregivers to resources to help meet financial, emotional and social needs.

UT Southwestern Young Adult Survivors Support
youngadults@utsouthwestern.edu
Social and supportive meetup for young adult cancer survivors ages 18-39.

Job Accommodation Network
800-526-7234
A free, confidential technical assistance for job accommodations and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Suite HOPE
214-702-8696
Helping Oncology Patients Esthetically educates and supports women with changes in their appearance during cancer treatment.

Camp Kesem
281-785-5220 | utdallas@campkesem.org
Support for children at no cost during a parent’s cancer journey, with innovative programs and peer networks.

Wonders & Worries 
1-844-939-6633
Wonders & Worries provides free, professional support for children and teenagers through a parent’s serious illness.

Yoga Bridge
susiereeves@hotmail.com
Nonprofit offering online yoga for cancer classes.

Little Hearts of Hope
Supporting children affected by a cancer diagnosis in their family.

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Put your passion, ideas and creativity to work and ROCK the Day – our signature DIY fundraising program. We’ll give you the tools you need to get your event rockin’ and rollin’.

National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Together in Teal Everywhere as One

Run/walk events

Join our day of pure TEAL! NOCC’s coast-to-coast event puts activism into action. Run, walk, ride, skip, jump — whatever gets you moving safely. Register to celebrate the strides we’ve made.

Endurance events

Your miles matter! Endurance athletes can join our team to make great strides in the fight against ovarian cancer as you create national awareness and fund programs for survivors and caregivers.

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