Ovarian Cancer Socks - Boxed Set - Carlos Gallo Edition 2024

Name: Ovarian Cancer Socks - Boxed Set - Carlos Gallo Edition 2024
Brand: Cancersocks.org
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Ovarian Cancer Socks - Boxed Set - Carlos Gallo Edition 2024

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Limited edition boxed sock set featuring three pairs of luxuriously soft bamboo cotton socks with 100% of all sales going directly to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation, Australia's leading independent body dedicated to ovarian cancer research. The boxed set features unique designs crafted by 2024 Guest Designer, Professor Carlos Salomon Gallo, a prominent leader in ovarian cancer research. Ovarian Cancer Socks are a great gift idea with optional ribbon and greeting card options available. If you added a card, type your custom message at checkout.

Bamboo Cotton
Reinforced heel & toe
Help fund critical cancer research
Great gift idea for a good cause

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About Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian cancer is the most lethal reproductive cancer in Australia. Of the 1,815 Australian women diagnosed with ovarian cancer last year, only 889 of them (49%) will be alive five years from now. That's why we're partnering with the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation because their core focus is on the development and implementation of a reliable early detection program as well as improved treatments for women.

2024 Guest Designer

We welcome Carlos Salomon Gallo, Professor at UQ Centre for Clinical Research. Carlos Salomon is internationally recognised and respected as a key opinion leader and a figurehead in the fight to stop and Ovarian Cancer. Cancer Socks welcomes him as our 2024 Guest Designer.

Our Story

Created and launched by the team at Digga Australia — a leading Australian manufacturer of earthmoving equipment — Ovarian Cancer Socks is an annual fundraiser donating 100% of all sales to much needed ovarian cancer research. Sadly, Digga Australia lost its CEO and Managing Director in 2018 after a short battle with ovarian cancer...