We’re excited to announce that OCRFA’s new and refreshed website is live. The new site is reflective of the merger of Ovarian Cancer Research Fund and the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance to become Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance or OCRFA, the largest and oldest non-profit organization dedicated to advancing cancer research, while supporting women and their families. We invite you to browse the site. There’s a wealth of content about ovarian cancer research, advocacy and patient and caregiver support. OCRFA is the voice for ovarian cancer and the objective of this new website is for you to easily find the information you need.
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The Overview: July 2026
SummeRun Raises $260,000+ for Research, Hope and Progress Nearly one thousand runners, walkers, survivors, families, friends, and supporters showed up at Seattle’s Seward Park on Sunday, July 12th, for the 33rd annual Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) Rivkin Family SummeRun, raising more than $260,000 for research and programs that support the gynecologic cancer community. The … Continued
Navigating Platinum-Resistant Ovarian Cancer: Everyday Health Shares Coping Strategies and OCRA Resources
In an article published by Everyday Health, “Coping With the Emotional Challenges of Platinum-Resistant Ovarian Cancer” (June 10, 2026), Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) community member Amanda Widro shares her experience navigating a platinum-resistant ovarian cancer diagnosis. Ovarian cancer is considered platinum-resistant when it recurs within six months of finishing platinum-based chemotherapy. Widro, who was … Continued
OCRA Rivkin Family SummeRun Brings Together Nearly 1,000 Participants for a Day of Hope and Progress for Ovarian Cancer Research
Nearly 1,000 runners, walkers, survivors, families, friends, and supporters gathered at Seattle’s Seward Park on Sunday, July 12, 2026, for the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA) Rivkin Family SummeRun. This year’s event raised more than $260,000. Now in its 33rd year, the event once again transformed the park into a sea of teal and purple, … Continued