Tina's Wish - The Honorable Tina Brozman Foundation for Ovarian Cancer

Tina's Wish - The Honorable Tina Brozman Foundation for Ovarian Cancer Tina's Wish is dedicated to funding groundbreaking research for the early detection of ovarian cancer Know hope.® This is our mission. Know Early. Know Hope.®

The Honorable Tina Brozman Foundation for Ovarian Cancer Research, 'Tina's Wish'

Know early. At Tina's Wish, we believe that the most effective way to fight ovarian cancer is to diagnose it at its earliest, most curable stage or to prevent it from ever developing. Since 2008, we have raised more than $17 million for scientific research into the early detection and prevention of ovarian cancer. Th

anks to the support of our loyal donors, we are accelerating the pace of progress towards saving women's lives. Together, we can make Tina’s Wish a reality.

09/09/2026

Every story matters. Before diagnosis, many women experience symptoms so subtle, they are dismissed as normal. This , we're asking everyone to listen closer. If something doesn't feel right, talk to your doctor.

Some women experience no symptoms at all. That's exactly why staying aware, keeping up with regular checkups, and prioritizing your gynecologic health matters so much. Know the symptoms:

- Bloating
- Feeling Full Quickly
- Urgent or Frequent Urination
- Pelvic or Abdominal Pain

Share this video, and listen to our What to Know Down Below® episode, "Don't Grin and Bear It: Signs & Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer." https://whattoknow.buzzsprout.com/1612300/episodes/13678968-don-t-grin-and-bear-it-signs-symptoms-of-ovarian-cancer

At 25, Alix Earle is bringing an important conversation about genetic risk to a new generation.In a new Netflix series, ...
09/08/2026

At 25, Alix Earle is bringing an important conversation about genetic risk to a new generation.

In a new Netflix series, Earle shared that she and her sister Ashtin Earle tested positive for an inherited BRCA gene variant after their mother’s breast cancer diagnosis.

Inherited BRCA variants can increase the risk of breast and ovarian cancer, which is why knowing your family history is so important.

This , talk to your family. Know your history. Know your risk.

Learn more about Alix's story: https://people.com/alix-and-ashtin-earle-learn-shocking-results-of-brca-gene-mutation-test-following-mom-s-cancer-journey-12077162

📸 credit: People

Ruth Ann was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2013 and since then, has overcome three recurrences. Today, she is thrille...
09/08/2026

Ruth Ann was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2013 and since then, has overcome three recurrences.

Today, she is thrilled to have no evidence of disease.

A wife, mom, grandmother, and passionate advocate. Ruth Ann is committed to making sure no woman ever walks this journey alone.

Thank you, Ruth Ann, for sharing your story and for showing us that no one should have to face this journey alone.

🎧 Learn more about the questions you can ask your doctor on our What to Know Down Below® podcast, Be Heard: How to Advocate for Yourself as a Patient. https://whattoknow.buzzsprout.com/1612300/episodes/10360008-be-heard-how-to-advocate-for-yourself-as-a-patient

Art meets impact at this year's Tina's Wish Virginia Gathering. 🎨✨On October 15, we're bringing the Richmond community t...
09/03/2026

Art meets impact at this year's Tina's Wish Virginia Gathering. 🎨✨

On October 15, we're bringing the Richmond community together for a special Night of the Arts, featuring local artists in support of the Tina's Wish mission.

Enjoy mingling, cocktails, dinner by the bite, and a powerful program. Throughout the evening, watch talented local artists and cancer warriors create original works live, inspired by themes of hope and early detection, all in support of ovarian cancer early detection and prevention research.

We hope to see you there! Visit the link below to learn more, get your tickets, and view our generous sponsors. https://tinaswish.org/virginia26/

Elisabeth's symptoms were subtle and easy to miss. They led to a Stage 4B ovarian cancer diagnosis in 2017. Soon after, ...
09/02/2026

Elisabeth's symptoms were subtle and easy to miss. They led to a Stage 4B ovarian cancer diagnosis in 2017. Soon after, her sister Susan chose to undergo preventive surgery, and tissue testing revealed early signs of ovarian cancer in her fallopian tubes, where we now know many ovarian cancers begin.

Together, the sisters co-founded Fierce Sisters which funds early detection research at UCLA; turning their story into inspiration for other families.

Thank you, Elisabeth, and Susan, for sharing your story and reminding us why knowing our family history matters.

🎧 Learn more about understanding your risk on our What to Know Down Below® podcast. https://whattoknow.buzzsprout.com/1612300/episodes/8478526-the-role-genetics-plays-in-gynecologic-cancers

This , we honor these women, and the countless others who have faced ovarian cancer with strength, courage, and determi...
09/01/2026

This , we honor these women, and the countless others who have faced ovarian cancer with strength, courage, and determination. We celebrate their lives, the people they love, and the futures they are looking forward to.🩵

We are also reminded how much work remains. There is still no reliable screen for ovarian cancer, which makes early detection a challenge for far too many women. At Tina's Wish, we are committed to funding research focused on early detection and prevention.

Throughout the month, we will share stories from women who have faced this disease. Listen. Learn. Share them. If you have a story of your own, share it with us in the comments or PM/DM.

Every story helps spread knowledge and brings us closer to a future where ovarian cancer is detected earlier.

08/31/2026

🎉 Our What to Know Down Below® decals are back for !

Help spread awareness of ovarian cancer symptoms and gynecologic health by displaying a complimentary removable decal in your office or community. 🩵

📩 DM us or email [email protected] with your mailing address and the quantity you’d like to receive!

We’re counting down to the 2026 Tina’s Wish Gala! ✨This year, we are proud to honor Jenny Box and Lauren Krueger of KKR ...
08/24/2026

We’re counting down to the 2026 Tina’s Wish Gala! ✨

This year, we are proud to honor Jenny Box and Lauren Krueger of KKR and Gary Holtzer of Weil with the 2026 Tina Brozman Mentoring Award, and retiring U.S. SDNY Bankruptcy Judge, the Honorable Martin Glenn, with the Lifetime of Service Award.

We are also thrilled to welcome Stacey Sager, Emmy Award-winning reporter at WABC-TV and ovarian and breast cancer warrior, as our emcee for the evening.

Thanks to an incredible response from our community, tickets and tables for this year’s Gala are officially sold out!

We look forward to a special night celebrating our honorees and raising critical funds for ovarian cancer early detection and prevention research.

We are incredibly grateful to our generous sponsors for making this evening possible. Visit the link below to view our full list of generous sponsors and co-chairs and make a donation in support of Tina’s Wish! https://tinaswish.org/gala26/

Ovarian cancer symptoms can be subtle and easy to dismiss. This reinforces why developing an effective early detection s...
08/20/2026

Ovarian cancer symptoms can be subtle and easy to dismiss.

This reinforces why developing an effective early detection screening test is so critical, and why Tina’s Wish is committed to funding the research to make it possible. In the meantime, knowing the signs and symptoms and trusting your body when something doesn’t feel right is so important.

Persistent bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, feeling full quickly, or changes in urinary habits that last for more than two weeks shouldn’t be ignored.

Tune into our What to Know Down Below® podcast episode “Don’t Grin and Bear It: Signs & Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer” to learn more about the signs and symptoms to know and the importance of advocating for your health. 🎧https://whattoknow.buzzsprout.com/1612300/episodes/13678968-don-t-grin-and-bear-it-signs-symptoms-of-ovarian-cancer

Kimberly Connors was an artist who found beauty in the little things. After Kimberly passed away from ovarian cancer, he...
08/13/2026

Kimberly Connors was an artist who found beauty in the little things.

After Kimberly passed away from ovarian cancer, her mother, Maggie Yee, created Kimberly's PSA to honor her daughter and help raise awareness through art. It's a beautiful tribute to Kimberly's life and a reminder of the importance of trusting your body and advocating for your health.

Read Kimberly's story on our blog: https://tinaswish.org/kimberlys-psa-when-art-becomes-advocacy/

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