WE DID IT AGAIN!

SHOC's IMPACT IN THE LAB

September 28, 2019 – Once again the SHOC Foundation was able to present its annual gift to Dr. Tanja Pejovic of OHSU’s Knight Cancer Institute in late September during National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. The SHOC Board and Advisors took the opportunity to present a check while entertaining at our High Tea’l Survivors Tea held in downtown Portland at the Hotel deLuxe. Our guests were our honored survivors and their guests, and Dr. Pejovic and her team from OSHU. On this beautiful Saturday morning at High Noon we were excited to share one of our largest gifts to date of $100,000. This brings our 15-year gifted total to $1.1 million directly to the OHSU Gynecologic Research Lab under the direction of Dr. Pejovic. We are humbled in our thank you to all the amazing people that support the SHOC Foundation in our mission to end ovarian cancer as we know it.

L to R : Dr. Tanja Pejovic, OHSU; Ashley Hildreth, SHOC Executive Director; Bruce Hildreth, SHOC President

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In late 2019, OHSU shared with the SHOC Foundation a 15-year Impact Report for our ongoing investment in the work of Dr. Tanja Pejovic. This allows Dr. Pejovic's lab to invest in discoveries that are leading to advancements and positive change in women with ovarian cancer.
Click on the image below to read the entire report.

15th Annual
SHOC Walk & Run
for Ovarian Cancer

WHAT A GREAT TURNOUT
FOR OUR 15TH ANNUAL CELEBRATION

Thank you to the participants, volunteers, sponsors and donors, and
the community of Gladstone who
made this event so great!
We couldn't have done it without you!

Over 700 runners and walkers attended the 15th Annual SHOC Walk & Run, on Saturday, August 3, 2019. So many groups walked in honor or memory of a loved one, and for many it was their first time joining the SHOC Walk & Run. We're glad you found us! We hope to see everyone again next year. Check out the Photos and Results...

PHOTOS

RESULTS

Flash PhotoBooth was back again this year to take some great candid photos.  Check out the pics here and make sure to share them with friends and family, and on Facebook and Instagram (#shocwalk) to spread the word about SHOC!

Thanks to all who donated over $58K in honor or memory of a loved one, anonymously, or just because. We appreciate you!  This is how we get things done to make a difference.

THANK YOU TO OUR 2019 SPONSORS

11th Annual
Drive Out Ovarian Cancer
Golf Tournament

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We had a beautiful day for 140 golfers and our 30 volunteers and guests who joined in the 11th Annual Drive Out Ovarian Cancer Golf Tournament at Langdon Farms Golf Club on Friday, September 6, 2019. Thanks so much to all of our Golfers, Volunteers, Sponsors, Donors and the Staff at Langdon Farms Golf Club...you all make this event happen! And a big Thank You to the very talented Kerry McQuaid who captured moments from our event. 

PHOTOS

LUNCH SPONSORS

SPONSORS

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de Fuego at the Monarch Hotel in Clackamas is hosting an Austin, Texas-themed dinner to benefit SHOC. $5 from each dinner is donated to SHOC.

Sunday, March 8th
6:00pm-8:00pm
de Fuego // Monarch Hotel
12566 SE 93rd Avenue
Clackamas, OR 97015
$50/person
7-course meal includes wine and dessert

Call 503-652-7505 for Reservations or on Resy.com

Click here for the menu

Don't forget to support SHOC by using AmazonSmile. Select the Sherie Hildreth Ovarian Cancer Foundation as your charity of choice and raise money effortlessly as you shop.

For eligible purchases at AmazonSmile, the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price to the SHOC Foundation.

SHOC & BOTTLE DROP

SHOC is a Featured Fundraiser with the Oregon BottleDrop.

Not familiar with the BottleDrop?
Click here for more info on how you can support SHOC...

The Gynecologic Oncology clinic at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU)
is currently hosting a clinical trial for recurrent ovarian cancer. This industry-sponsored trial is led by Dr. Tanja Pejovic.

While this trial is currently active and not recruiting new patients, click here for more information or contact Yukie Bean, Study Coordinator, at beany@ohsu.edu.