MN Ovarian Cancer Alliance celebrates 25 years
The Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance (MOCA) is celebrating 25 years of research and helping people in the community. Coming up April 13 MOCA The biggest fundraiser of the year, The Black, White and Teal Gala. Although tickets are no longer available, people are able to support MOCA by sending in a donation to mnovarian.org or by bidding in the Black, White & Teal Gala silent online auction. Bidding opens Wednesday, April 10th at noon. Ahead of this massive fundraising effort Deb Runkle stopped by the FOX 9 Morning News, along with some of her family members who will be performing at the gala. Runkle is an ovarian cancer survivor and Black, White & Teal Gala Committee Member.
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