SHARING HOPE WITH PEOPLE FACING CANCER
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Life is for living!

Join us us for outLIVING cancer, May 22-23, 2021

Over 7 years, 485 participants raised $466,173 through outrunning cancer for Hope Scarves.

To broaden the opportunity to get involved, we changed the event to outLIVING cancer – a worldwide day of doing activities that bring you joy as a way to support Hope Scarves. You can participate on your own or create a team and do an activity together! In Louisville we are hosting outliving Lou at Seneca Park on Saturday May 22nd complete with soccer, yoga, walking and more. There is also a Youth Team Challenge were kids can raise money together and have fun to support Hope Scarves. We are excited to grow this event to make it accessible to everyone- all abilities, all ages. It’s about living life to the fullest & doing things that bring you joy – while also raising money for Hope Scarves.

Participants raise or donate a minimum of $50. Outliving cancer tshirts available while supplies last.

About Hope Scarves

We encourage people facing all types of cancer by sending out scarves and stories of hope, shared with us by thousands of courageous survivors. Our mission extends to support research as well- a portion of every dollar raised funds metastatic breast cancer research. Through connection & collaboration, we’re changing the way people experience cancer.

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Katie – Terminally Joyful

October 8, 2020/0 Comments/in Faces of Hope /by Lara MacGregor

Katie lives her life through a joy lens. Not because her life is perfect. But because it is fragile and precious. As a metastatic breast cancer (MBC) patient she lives with immense uncertainty and the prospect of never ending treatments. Yet she isn’t letting this drag her into darkness. She chooses to live her life […]

Hope Scarves Founder, Lara MacGregor launched My Hopeful Life as an extension of Hope Scarves in 2020. This initiative, rooted in her personal story, started with her widely followed blog, My Hopeful Life. And now includes a film, podcast, speaking engagements and one day, a book. Living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer has given Lara a unique perspective on facing uncertainty, grounding oneself in gratitude and embracing each day. Her vision & dedication to Hope Scarves is a powerful force for good in the world. Follow along with My Hopeful Life as she expands the way we cultivate hope.