Author Archive: Tasha Armour

Looking for FEMALE CYCLISTS wanting a challenge to join the ride. Aiming to raise over $100,000 for ROC Inc. to encourage more research into Rare Ovarian Cancers. My wife, Claire, and mother of our two daughters Rebecca (29) and Megan (26) has Juvenile Granulosa Cell Tumour (JGCT). As you know, so little is known about Granulosa Cell Tumour (GCT). We are looking to ride road bikes from Canberra to Melbourne next April-May. My wife Claire has the dubious honour of being the oldest women in the world to have Juvenile Granulosa Cell Tumour (JGCT), a very rare form of ovarian […]

As 2021 has come to an end we would like to take a moment to acknowledge and say thank you to our supporters, our family, friends, colleagues and our amazing partners. Everything we have accomplished is thanks to you. While we have more work to do for vital ovarian cancer awareness and research, we look forward to the year ahead. Happy New Year!

This Christmas give a gift that gives hope, by donating to ROC Inc you will be helping to fund vital research for Ovarian Cancer. That hope extends to females of all ages. The youngest in Australia in our research was diagnosed at 11months to the oldest diagnosed at 53 years old. Donating will make you feel good – we promise!

We are so very grateful for the support of our new corporate sponsor BMD Group for the first ROC Inc. Ride 4 Research 2022 ride. The BMD group has grown from a small Queensland family business to become one of Australia’s largest privately-owned construction, consulting and urban development organisations. BMD’s expansion into new capabilities and the Group’s broader geographic footprint has positioned the company as a major player in the national construction, landscaping and property industries. Learn more why BMD Group see things differently by visiting www.bmd.com.au