Updates - Tennessee in Teal

WVLT8 – Tennessee in Teal Spreading Awareness of Ovarian Cancer with Walk in Downtown Knoxville

web@southmade.com September 4, 2025 No Comments

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, it’s the fifth-leading cancer-related death for women. TN in Teal brought attention to the disease in downtown Knoxville Monday evening. Read & Watch the…

2025 Mah Jongg Payment

web@southmade.com June 2, 2025 No Comments

$80 (includes administrative fee), coffee, light breakfast, snacks, lunch and a day of Mah Jongg. Additional donations welcomed. There are three ways to submit your registration fee. Please select your…

Small but Mighty: Memphis Survivors Unite in Teal

web@southmade.com May 3, 2025 No Comments

What happens when a few passionate women meet over dinner? In Memphis, something powerful was set in motion. Three of the women gathered had each been diagnosed with ovarian cancer…

2025 Quarter 1 Newsletter

web@southmade.com May 3, 2025 No Comments

This is the inaugural edition of our quarterly newsletter outlining our community outreach and fundraising efforts in 2024. Stay tuned for our exciting calendar of events in 2025, which will…

Knoxville Ovarian Cancer Survivors Gather to Share Strength and Hope

web@southmade.com April 22, 2025 No Comments

On April 22, 2025, a group of ovarian cancer survivors came together for a meaningful dinner at The Chop House in Knoxville. The evening was filled with stories of resilience…

Building Connections & Empowering Women in Chattanooga

web@southmade.com March 14, 2025 No Comments

There’s something truly special about coming together with like-minded women, and that’s exactly what happened at our first TN in Teal gathering in Chattanooga. A wonderful group of ladies met…

Local Ovarian Cancer Survivors Start Nonprofit to Raise Awareness

web@southmade.com May 3, 2024 No Comments

Two women whose ovarian cancer survivor stories both begin with life-altering rounds of golf are, fittingly, organizing a golf tournament to bring awareness to the disease. Tellico Village residents Jan…