She was chosen for this fight. Now you are too.
A Chosen Warrior exists to carry Elisabeth Anderson’s faith, strength, and mission forward — one warrior kit, one family, one fight at a time.
Chosen for this fight.
Our Mission
A Chosen Warrior exists to walk alongside women and families facing gynecological cancers by offering tangible support, and encouragement during one of the hardest seasons of their lives.
Her story. Our mission.
A warrior in every sense. A mission that lives on.
Elisabeth Anderson was a devoted wife, mother, runner, and woman of deep faith who courageously battled stage 3 metastatic ovarian cancer from 2021 until her passing in March 2025. Even in the hardest moments of her journey, she remained committed to loving her family well, encouraging others, and pointing people toward Jesus. Her strength, endurance, and unwavering spirit became the foundation and inspiration behind A Chosen Warrior.
A Chosen Warrior exists to walk alongside women and families facing gynecological cancers by providing tangible support, encouragement, and dignity during one of life’s most difficult seasons. Rooted in faith, community, and compassion, we aim to meet practical needs, offer emotional support, and remind women they are not fighting alone.
What We Do
Everything we do is built for one purpose: to make sure no woman fighting gynecological cancer walks the road alone.
Warrior Kits
Made with love fuzzy blanket, reusable stainless steel water bottle, RosieLou chapstick small business with clean ingredients, MudLove inspirational bracelet, A Diary of A No Name Girl written by Laura Stegall, and a reusable tote to carry the items to treatments. *We hope to add more items down the line.
Apparel & Merch
Wear the mission. Every sweater, shirt, and piece of A Chosen Warrior merch puts the movement in front of new eyes — and funds the kits that reach women in treatment.
Donate
You don't have to face a diagnosis to fight alongside someone who does. Every gift funds a Warrior Kit for a woman in gynecological cancer treatment.
“Hope in God; for I shall again praise him, my salvation and my God.”— Psalm 42:11 ESV