University of Alabama Student with Endometriosis Running for Team EndoStrong in the New York City Marathon
Mary Groninger has never run a marathon. She
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Swedish Rocker with Endometriosis to Play in Asbury Park to Benefit EndoFound
Jardvall, who is among the one in ten women worldwide inflicted with the disease, will be the headliner at the Endo Warrior Benefit Show at 2 P.M. on Sept. 10 at Asbury Lanes.
Running Her First Marathon Since Diagnosed with Stage IV Endometriosis, Grace Kunkel Aims for Personal Record
Grace Kunkel is shooting for a time of 3:45 in her first New York City Marathon on Nov. 5. That would eclipse her personal record by eight minutes. But for Kunkel, the race is more about the journey than…
Two Milwaukee Artists Offering Apparel with Floral Uterus Design Through Aug. 9 to Benefit EndoFound
Mara Natkin and Gloria Ramirez don
Spring-Nuts Unite for a Night of Music and Support: Join the Concert for EndoFound at Asbury Lanes on September 10!
Spring-Nuts Unite for a Night of Music and Support: Join the Concert for EndoFound at Asbury Lanes on September 10!
Four Months Ahead of the TCS NYC Marathon, Team EndoStrong Is Poised for Record Numbers
Team EndoStrong raised nearly $170,000 for EndoFound last year by running in the TCS New York City Marathon. Clare Murphy, who is running for and organizing the team for this year
Movie Actress, Soap Star, and Singer to Perform and Share Her Endometriosis Story at Benefit Concert
Sixteen-year-old actress and singer Lily Brooks O’Briant has been added to the list of performers at this Saturday’s second annual Warriors Benefit Concert. The show, to benefit EndoFound,…
Warriors II Album Release and New York City Concert Will Benefit EndoFound
Bernadette Higgins was 12 years old when she got her first period. It was the beginning of a nightmare. “I thought it was cool when I got my period because all the girls were getting them, but I…
EndoFound Partner Pushes for Menstrual Health Awareness and Change on Capitol Hill
Michela Bedard hears one consistent story in her work: those living in poverty need to decide what essential goods to buy each month, and menstrual products generally don
