Cervivor’s Tell 20, Give 20 Campaign Exceeds $20K Goal – But the Work Isn’t Done Yet!

Grab the confetti, sound the air horn, and get ready for a balloon drop—we did it, everyone!

Cervivor’s Tell 20, Give 20 awareness and fundraising campaign has officially surpassed its goal, raising an impressive $21,022—and it’s all thanks to the incredible support of our community (that would be you!).


Launched in January during Cervical Cancer Awareness Month—and to mark Cervivor’s 20th anniversary—the campaign’s original goal was to raise $20,000 by the end of the year. Called “TG20” for short, it was designed to encourage people to “tell 20” of their contacts about Cervivor’s mission to end cervical cancer and ask them to “give 20” dollars to support this important cause.

Reaching our fundraising milestone ahead of schedule was made possible by nearly 30 individual fundraisers, six dedicated teams, and hundreds of generous donors—all working together to spread the word and rally support.

TG20 was rolled out at the 2025 Cervical Cancer Summit, inspiring attendees to raise awareness and donations to support Cervivor’s mission.

Tamika Felder, Cervivor’s Founder and Chief Visionary, expressed her gratitude for both the financial support and the power of community in amplifying the organization’s efforts:

“This is what happens when we work together, not just our community of people who’ve been impacted by cervical cancer directly, but our fellow partners in purpose—organizations, researchers, doctors, clinicians, and others—who all come together to support us so that we can continue to do this work. They understand the vital need for patient voices.”  

What TG20 Fundraisers are Saying

The awareness and fundraising campaign has already had a transformative impact—but don’t just take our word for it! Hear from these Cervivor community members about their experiences.

Kellie DeFelice

Thanks to its connection with Massachusetts Cervivor Kellie Defelice, South Boston Catholic Academy became a top donor. Kellie shared how her school rallied behind the cause:

“I’m so proud of my students! We held a day where students could be out of uniform for Teal and White Tuesday in exchange for a donation. They raised $1,600, and my principal added another $195, bringing the total to $1,795 for Cervivor! But it wasn’t just about the money—our students, teachers, and families all learned about cervical cancer and Cervivor’s mission. My principal even shared a thank-you email from Cervivor with our school, and there will be an article in the South Boston Newspaper featuring our efforts.”

Yvette Torres

New York Cervivor Yvette Torres shared how her husband was so inspired by the campaign that he jumped in and fundraised next to her, spreading awareness about Cervivor’s mission to coworkers, friends, and family:

“My journey as a Cervivor Ambassador isn’t just about awareness—it’s about the love and support that fuels my every step. Seeing my husband, my rock and caregiver, join me in these advocacy efforts has been the greatest reward. Together, we’re proving that advocacy is a team effort, and with love and unity, we can make a difference.”

Motivated by reaching the fundraising goal so early, Washington Cervivor Ambassador Anna Ogo said simply:

“What’s our next goal?”

The answer:

Raise another $20,000 to continue our mission to end this preventable disease—and ensure no one faces cervical cancer alone!

Why TG20 Support Matters So Much

From Team Cervivor, we are deeply grateful to everyone who has contributed to bringing cervical cancer awareness to the forefront. But we can’t stop now! Your continued support is essential in ensuring that we provide critical education, advocacy, and support services to those affected by cervical and HPV-related cancers.

Why is Cervivor’s voice so crucial right now?

  • Cervical cancer doesn’t stop for pandemics, political shifts, or economic uncertainty. Our mission to educate and advocate for those affected remains as urgent as ever.
  • Our community depends on us for accurate information, resources, and support during these changing times.
  • Every dollar raised gets us closer to our goal of eliminating cervical cancer and HPV-related diseases.


Join the TG20 Campaign!

Ready to help keep the momentum going? If you haven’t started your Tell 20, Give 20 fundraising page yet, here’s how:

  1. Go to the fundraising page to set up your personal fundraising page or create a team.
  2. Share your story and explain why you’re passionate about Cervivor’s mission (and don’t forget to tag us!).
  3. Reach out to friends and family and ask for their support.

Let’s keep pushing toward our next $20,000 goal! Together, we’ll rise to the challenge and help make cervical cancer a thing of the past. 

Thank you for being such an important part of our mission!

Happy New Year and Happy Cervical Cancer Awareness Month from Cervivor Inc!

Join us in welcoming a new year, we at Cervivor Inc. are excited to kick off Cervical Cancer Awareness Month!

This month is especially significant for us as we celebrate a major milestone: 20 years of advocacy, awareness, and support.

Celebrating 20 Years of Cervivor: A Journey of Advocacy, Awareness, and Support

Over the past two decades, Cervivor Inc. has been dedicated to making a difference in the lives of cervical cancer survivors, patients, and their loved ones.

Our organization has come a long way since its inception, and we’re proud of the strides we’ve made in:

Advocacy
We’ve worked tirelessly to raise awareness about cervical cancer, its prevention, and the importance of screening and vaccination. Our advocacy efforts have helped shape policies and programs that support cervical cancer prevention and treatment.
(Photo: Cervical Cancer Day on the Hill)

Education
We’ve developed and disseminated educational resources, including retreats, webinars, and online and printed materials, to empower individuals with knowledge about cervical cancer, its risks, and its management.
(Photo: Cervivor School 2023, Seattle, WA)

Community-Building
We’ve created a supportive community of cervical cancer patients, survivors, and their loved ones, providing a safe space for sharing experiences, asking questions, and finding comfort in the company of others who understand the journey.
(Photo: Communities of Color Retreat, Cleveland, OH)

Follow along throughout the month to learn more about the organization’s history, accomplishments, and what we plan on doing next! 

Take Action This Month

As we celebrate Cervical Cancer Awareness Month and our 20-year anniversary, we invite you to join us in taking action!

  • Share Your Story: We want to hear from you! Share your personal experience with cervical cancer, whether you’re a survivor, a caregiver, or a loved one. Your story can help inspire and educate others. Submit your story through our website.
  • Spread Awareness: Join the conversation by utilizing our co-branded social media toolkit and include hashtags #CervivorTurns20, #CervicalCancer, and #Cervivor.
  • Attend Cervivor Events: There’s something for everyone! Join us at one or all of our specially curated events to connect with others and grow the community!
  • Give Back: Sign up to host your own fundraiser or product drive to benefit Cervivor or donate personally to further drive our mission of educating and empowering individuals impacted by cervical cancer!


Together, let’s continue to raise awareness, support one another, and work towards a cervical cancer-free future.

Happy New Year and thank you for being part of the Cervivor community!