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Tee It Up for the TEAL Golf Tournament

Honoring Gwen Lake, Josephine Tomlinson, and Milly T

The Tee It Up for The Teal Golf Tournament honors the lives of Gwen Lake, Josephine Tomlinson, and Milly T who were lost to ovarian cancer. The event supports programs of the Colorado Ovarian Cancer Alliance (COCA). 

Thursday, September 21, 2023

8:00 am Start

Meadow Hills Golf Course

3609 S. Dawson Street, Aurora, CO

Your $125 registration fee includes:

  • 18 holes of golf, including a cart
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Goody bag
  • Tokens for Meadow Hills' driving range
  • The satisfaction that you've made a difference in the lives of Colorado women who are experiencing a gynecologic cancer diagnosis!

You'll also have the opportunity to bid on some GREAT door prizes!

In addition, we'll have:

  • Prizes for winning teams!
  • Prizes for Longest Drive and Hole-In-One
  • Bloody Mary and Mimosa Bar

Interested in SPONSORING the event?

  • $200 - Sponsor a hole! We'll put up signage with your name, your loved one's name, or a company logo!
  • $1,000 - Sponsor BREAKFAST for the event
  • $2,000 - Sponsor LUNCH for the event  

REGISTER, DONATE or SPONSOR NOW!

To learn more about COCA's programs, visit www.Colo-OvarianCancer.org/Programs/

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About Us

We know that receiving an ovarian cancer diagnosis can be a scary and challenging experience, and we are here to support you through the journey. We have dedicated staff, exceptional volunteers, and a community of women who have gone through, or are still going through, the challenges of dealing with this disease. We are here for you through all stages of ovarian cancer.

COCA Connections

Assisting and supporting ovarian cancer survivors and caregivers is at the heart of COCA's mission. Our community of women includes those newly diagnosed, in treatment, after treatment, in recurrence, and long-term survivors. We are here for you.

Donate

Your charitable contribution helps us sustain our mission to support ovarian cancer survivors and promote early detection of ovarian cancer in Colorado.