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Ovarian Cycle Donates $115,000 To Ovarian Cancer Research From Their ’09 Rides in Birmingham and Atlanta!
November 15, 2009:
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Ovarian Cycle Donates $115,000 To Ovarian Cancer Research From Their ’09 Rides in Birmingham and Atlanta!
With the addition of the ’09 funds, the total raised by Ovarian Cycle over the past six years is an impressive $645,500.
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Wheel of Fortune
August 23, 2009: Change is never easy. And when you’ve been doing something meaningful and personal for 15 years, it’s even harder to move on.
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Riding For Life
April 15, 2009: Bethany Diamond's job as a fitness instructor always made her more mindful of the connection between exercise and better health
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Woodfire Grill Scene of Ovarian Cycle Kick-Off
February 17, 2009: Woodfire Grill will host the March 4th Kick-off of Ovarian Cycle from 6-8 p.m. The Cheshire Bridge restaurant will provide free appetizers and a drink to anyone who’d like to register for the annual wellness program and fundraiser fighting ovarian cancer.
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Cycle Against a Woman Killer
February 13, 2009: More than 22,000 women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer this year. Of that number, 15,000 will not survive. Because symptoms are vague, resembling abdominal distress, the disease goes undiagnosed—until it’s too late.
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Levite JCC Launches 2009 Ovarian Cycle Fundraiser
February 8, 2009: For the second year in a row, the gym at Birmingham’s Levite Jewish Community Center (JCC) has opened its doors to the general public to help fight ovarian cancer.
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Ovarian Cycle Donates $168,000 To Ovarian Cancer Research!
September 22, 2008: After the record success of the Ovarian Cycle 2008 Ride to Change the Future, the event’s organizers, rider, supporters, friends and family all came out to Bazzaar in Midtown on September 17 to help us present two BIG checks to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund and the Ovarian Cancer Institute.
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Ovarian Cycle Founder To Receive Award
August 22, 2008: Later this month, Marietta fitness instructor and Ovarian Cycle founder Bethany Diamond will receive the Bright Spot Award from Radio Sandy Springs for her efforts on behalf of women with ovarian cancer. Five years ago she launched a wellness program after losing her best friend, Debbie Green Flamm, to ovarian cancer.
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Ovarian Cycle Founder To Receive Award
August 22, 2008: Later this month, Marietta fitness instructor and Ovarian Cycle founder Bethany Diamond will receive the Bright Spot Award from Radio Sandy Springs for her efforts on behalf of women with ovarian cancer. Five years ago she launched a wellness program after losing her best friend, Debbie Green Flamm, to ovarian cancer.
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Clayton State Campus Review: Clayton State Student Hopes to “Change the Future” in 2008
January 28, 2008: The Ovarian Cycle Inc., is hosting its fifth annual cycling event, The Ride to Change the Future, to raise money for Ovarian Cancer.
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Cycling Events Raise Money for Ovarian Cancer Research
January 15, 2008: Bethany Diamond returned from a ski trip with her husband, son, and daughter in 2000 to find one of her best friends in the hospital with ovarian cancer.
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Atlanta Intown Paper: An Evening at Baccanalia
November 1, 2007: The third annual An Evening at Bacchanalia raised $40,000 to benefit breakthrough research initiatives at Atlanta-headquartered Ovarian Cancer Insititute (OCI), a nonprofit research organization dedicated to finding an early diagnostic test for ovarian cancer.
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Baskets for Charity: Good Deeds 3-on-3 fundraiser returns
February 9, 2007: Five years ago, 10 Atlanta boys and their fathers created a basketball fundraiser as a bar mitzvah project. The Good Deeds 3 on 3 Basketball Classic generated so much energy that it became an annual event.
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Marietta Daily Journal: Residents Do Their Part, Aid Others
March 30, 2006: Ovarian cancer - called the silent killer of women because it's diagnosed in the late stages more than 75% of the time - is the focus of the Ovarian Cycle Second Annual 100-mile Century Ride, a bicycling event with a different twist.
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Real Living: A Fighter Enters Race to Save Lives
March 29, 2006: Interesting how a single word can hold such power as to strike fear in you. Hear it and any hope for tomorrow slips away, tumbles into the void between space and time.
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Points North Magazine: Keep Cycling for a Cure
February 1, 2006:
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Atlanta Jewish Times: Doer's Profile: Bethany Diamond
May 20, 2005: Bethany Diamond, founder of Ovarian Cycle, Inc., a non-profit fundraising effort to benefit ovarian cancer research. “Currently there is no diagnostic test (for) ovarian cancer, (a disease that) strikes Jewish women of Eastern European descent more than any other demographic,” said Diamond.
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Real Living: In face of cancer, teacher taught others how to live
March 16, 2005: She was the family photographer, recording life's moments as if each might be her last. Armed with her Canon, Debbie Flamm captured her family sliding down lava tubes, hamming it up on a pontoon raft along the Colorado River.
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