I heard of the race through social media and I knew that I wanted an organization that supported ovarian cancer

Three of my friends – Nika, James, and Henry – are also running the United Airlines NYC Half and they

I became involved with T.E.A.L.® after learning about them on Instagram. My goal for the United Airlines NYC Half is

  I became involved with T.E.A.L.® in 2016 shortly after the passing of my mother-in-law from ovarian cancer. My goal

I became involved with T.E.A.L.® six years ago after the passing of my mother due to ovarian cancer. At that

I became involved with T.E.A.L.® when I ran the half marathon last year with them. My goal for the United

  After gaining the strength back from being diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2022, I wanted to give back and

My best friend’s mom passed away this past September to ovarian cancer after fighting for about eight years. I considered

I became involved with T.E.A.L.® through my great friend and colleague Michael Ferraro. We were chatting about my newfound running

I became involved with T.E.A.L.® this past year. My Aunt Eileen had been fighting ovarian cancer for five years, until

  I wanted to run for a charity that personally meant a lot to me. I had a family member

  I learned about T.E.A.L.® from friends. My charity goal for the United Airlines NYC Half is to raise $3k.

I became involved in T.E.A.L.® when one of my best friend’s moms passed away this year due to ovarian cancer.

I became interested in T.E.A.L.® when my dear friend Dena was diagnosed with Stage 4 ovarian cancer in August of

I had heard of T.E.A.L.® via social media and word of mouth, but it wasn’t until a conversation with my

I learned of T.E.A.L.® from longtime supporter, Mr. Marshall, who hosts a yearly girl’s night out event and donates proceeds

When exploring the charity partners of the United Airlines NYC Half, I was excited to see T.E.A.L.® listed and honored

Tell Every Amazing Lady® hosted a virtual meetup for the runners on its 2022 United Airlines NYC Half marathon team

A group of women that I run with decided that we should all enter our names into the [United Airlines

I started running with one goal in mind – to represent ovarian cancer. After not receiving a bib for the

I became aware of T.E.A.L.® around 2016, when I underwent genetic counseling and found out that I carried the BRCA

My friend’s mother had ovarian cancer and became involved with T.E.A.L.®. Over the years I’ve known her, I’ve seen her