2024 marks the 10th anniversary of OutLIVING Cancer, an annual fundraising event to help sustain the mission of Hope Scarves -supporting people facing cancer through scarves, stories & research.  Sign up and do any activity that brings you joy.  OutRunning, OutWalking, OutBiking, OutDancing, OutLIVING Cancer. Last year was a record, but let’s make this year even better together! With your help we continue to support people facing all types of cancer. Join as a participant or as a team with a minimum $50 donation, or fundraise along the way.

Love Pickleball and Hope Scarves?

Play in the 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament.

100% of proceeds from this tournament will support the Hope Scarves Metastatic Breast Cancer Research Fund. Currently we are investing in research projects with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Norton Cancer Institute and UofL Brown Cancer Center.

Grab your friends and your paddles and join us for this fun-filled event that benefits a great cause! Hope Scarves supports people facing cancer through scarves, stories and research. For more information, click here.

* This event is in an indoor facility… we will play rain or shine!

Gather a Team or Participate as an Individual


Do something that brings you joy while raising money for Hope Scarves during our 2 week long campaign.  Whether that is a hiking, golfing, reading, swimming, dancing, knitting, and the list goes on … gather your friends or participate on your own.

We can’t wait to see how you will OutLIVE Cancer in 2024!

Top Fundraisers of 2023

Kelli Templeton

Kelli Templeton raised $20,794! Kelli was Lara MacGregor’s college roommate and has been a part of OutLIVING Cancer ever since it began! Kelli’s team, Team Hope, was the top fundraising team bringing in $28,554! Team Hope (aka the Hope Girls) all went to Hope College with Lara and continue to support Hope Scarves in so many ways.

Katie Mullaney

Katie Mullaney, our top fundraiser, raised $22,473! Katie authentically shared with us how she was OutLIVING Cancer by finding joy in the everyday little things while balancing the uncertainty of living with a MBC diagnosis.