Come support ®T.E.A.L. at Relay For Life Day at MCU Park in Coney Island on Sunday, July 19th. Buy tickets for $10 through ®T.E.A.L. to watch the Brooklyn Cyclones and enjoy event activities! [...]
On June 24th, 2015 ®T.E.A.L. presented to 15 students at Brooklyn Adult Learning Center. Twice this April, 2015 ®T.E.A.L. presented to two classes of Nursing Students at the Brooklyn Campus of [...]
On April 11th, 2015, the baseball and softball programs at MSU Denver hosted another successful Roadrunner’s Strike Out Cancer Game thereby continuing to raise awareness and help others who [...]
On June 17, 2015 ®T.E.A.L. attended an event for the Globeathon End Women’s Cancer “Together We Stand”, the only international movement focused on the prevention and early [...]
On June 16th, 2015, ®T.E.A.L. spread Ovarian Cancer awareness at the Annual Time to Thrive Event hosted by New York Methodist Hospital, a night filled with health information, pampering services, [...]
On June 4th, 2015, ®T.E.A.L. participated in the Annual Volunteer Fair at the YMCA Armory in Park Slope, Brooklyn. ®T.E.A.L. spread awareness and education about the signs, symptoms, and risk [...]
Multiple Dime Savings Bank Branches throughout Brooklyn have raised over $1,000 for ®T.E.A.L. through participation in ®T.E.A.L.’s Wall or Window Campaign. Learn about our Wall or Window [...]
On June 2, 2015, ®T.E.A.L. went to the Berkeley Carroll Upper School Morning Meeting in Park Slope, Brooklyn to present about the signs, symptoms, and risk factors for Ovarian Cancer and to [...]
On May 27th, 2015, ®T.E.A.L. presented to students at an assembly at Fontbonne Academy Hall. Our CEO shared the signs, symptoms, and risk factors of Ovarian Cancer and the many ways students can [...]
On May 28th, 2015, ®T.E.A.L. Vice President Patsy Gentile accepted a $1,000 check on behalf of ®Tell Every Amazing Lady’s at the South Shore Rotary Charity Day. Thank you South Shore Rotary [...]
Lenny Greco feels very blessed to have had his mother in his life for the past 87 years. He’s even more grateful since he thought he was going to lose her to ovarian cancer nearly 35 years ago. [...]
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