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annual report 2007–2008

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pancreatic cancer action network advance research. support patients. create hope.2

All of us at the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network understand the many

challenges facing those affected by pancreatic cancer, as well as the

impact this disease has on family members and caregivers. But we also

know there is reason to be hopeful.

Our comprehensive approach to fighting pancreatic cancer is unique

and effective. We raise money for direct private funding of research and

advocate for more aggressive federal research funding. We make sure the

latest research and treatment options reach pancreatic cancer patients

through our no-cost Patient and Liaison Services (PALS) program and we

support a robust, all-volunteer network focused on community outreach

programs. This comprehensive approach placed a national spotlight on

our organization over the last year that brought more interest, new energy

and focused determination toward making scientific progress.

This annual report reviews our accomplishments in Fiscal Year 2007-2008.

We hope you feel a strong sense of hope and optimism for the future. This

sense of hope would not be possible without your unmatched passion and

enthusiasm for this cause.

Thank you. We sincerely appreciate everything that you do for the

pancreatic cancer community.

Sincerely,

Jason Kuhn Julie Fleshman, JD, MBA Chairman of the Board President & CEO

dear Friends:

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pancreatic cancer action network annual report 2007–2008 3

Board oF directorsJason Kuhn

Board Chair

Tampa, FL

Stephanie R. Davis, JD, MA

Secretary

Sherman Oaks, CA

Tim Ennis

Boca Raton, FL

Julie Fleshman, JD, MBA

President & CEO

Los Angeles

Stevan Holmberg, MBA, DBA

Potomac, MD

Cynthia Stroum

Founding Chair

Seattle

scientiFic advisory BoardDafna Bar-Sagi, PhD

Chair

New York University

Teri Brentnall, MD

University of Washington

Michael Hollingsworth, PhD

University of Nebraska

Medical Center

Ralph H. Hruban, MD

Johns Hopkins University

Elizabeth Jaffee, MD


Craig D. Logsdon, PhD

MD Anderson Cancer Center

Margaret Mandelson, PhD

Fred Hutchinson Cancer

Research Center

Gloria Petersen, PhD

Mayo Clinic

Margaret A. Tempero, MD

University of California,

San Francisco

David Tuveson, MD, PhD

Cambridge Research Institute/CRUK

Selwyn Vickers, MD

University of Minnesota

Geoffrey M. Wahl, PhD

Salk Institute

medical advisory councilMark Talamonti, MD

Chair

NorthShore University HealthSystem

Jordan Berlin, MD

Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center

Barbara Burtness, MD

Fox Chase Cancer Center

John Cameron, MD


Marcia Canto, MD


Christopher Crane, MD


Betty Ferrell, PhD, RN

City of Hope

Jason Fleming, MD


Julie Meddles, RD, LD

Ohio State University Medical Center

Mary Mulcahy, MD

Northwestern University

Maria Petzel, RD, LD, CNSD


Vincent Picozzi, MD

Virginia Mason Medical Center

Mark Pochapin, MD

Jay Monahan Center for

Gastrointestinal Health

William Traverso, MD

Virginia Mason Medical Center

Board and council

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During FY 2007-2008, supporters bought nearly 40,000 pancreatic cancer awareness wristbands.

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aBout the pancreatic cancer action networkThe Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, Inc. was founded in 1999 to

focus national attention on a disease that is the fourth leading cause

of cancer death in the United States but receives far less consideration

than cancers of comparable severity. Initially created as a grassroots

organization, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network has become the

national leader in the quest to defeat pancreatic cancer. The Pancreatic

Cancer Action Network fulfills its mission through a comprehensive

strategy that combines directly funding research, generating public

policy, providing patient services, and extending community outreach

and education nationwide. The organization stands as a beacon of hope

for the pancreatic cancer community by providing leadership and unity

in the urgent fight to find a cure.

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Our Research and Scientific Affairs program employs a clear strategy to combat a

disease that poses unique and significant challenges. We believe that progress against

pancreatic cancer will be made most quickly by increasing research funds available and by

collaborating with the scientific community to create shared tools and resources.

RESEARCH AND SCIENTIFIC AFFAIRS HIGHLIGHTS IN 2007-2008:• InAugust2007,thePancreaticCancerActionNetworkhosteditsfirstScientificSummit

on Pancreatic Cancer, a conference of leading investigators in the field aimed at addressing

important scientific questions.

• In January 2008, The National Plan to Advance Pancreatic Cancer Research was

launched to indentify the highest research priorities, scientific infrastructure needs and

workforce training requirements necessary to make true progress in pancreatic cancer

research.

• In2007-2008,thePancreaticCancerActionNetworkfundedmorethan$1millionin

pancreatic cancer research grants to 11 scientists. We provide these grants in partnership

research and scientiFic aFFairs

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with the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) through a rigorous peer-review

system to ensure selection of the highest-quality science.

THE SCIENTIFIC SUMMIT ON PANCREATIC CANCERThe Scientific Summit was convened to answer important questions about pancreatic

cancer science, identify gaps in understanding and promising approaches to studying the

disease, and propose collaborations amongst scientists at different institutions to produce

discoveries that have the greatest potential to benefit patients. Discussion topics included:

cancer stem cells, mechanism-based therapeutics, novel therapeutics, early detection,

molecular profiling of tumors, and familial pancreatic cancer. The white paper generated by

the summit provided summaries of the major themes, and informed the community about

the challenges and opportunities in the research field.

THE NATIONAL PLAN TO ADVANCE PANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCHFurther analysis of the research challenges and opportunities led our esteemed Scientific

Advisory Board to develop The National Plan to Advance Pancreatic Cancer Research, a

multi-level action plan that represents their professional judgment of what is necessary

to mount a strong, sustainable program to make progress in pancreatic cancer. We

are asking for an unprecedented$170million in federal funding to carry outThe Plan.

Additionally,wewillraise$25millioninprivatefundingoverthenextthreeyearstosupport

pancreatic cancer research. The merging of these funds will support RAISE THE CURE,

a comprehensive strategy and action plan to put pancreatic cancer research on the fast

track to finding a cure.

“we brought together the best scientific minds from around the globe for an unprecedented meeting to develop a comprehensive, strategic direction for our future scientific efforts. one of the many exciting results of the meeting can be seen in the national plan to advance pancreatic cancer research.” - Jason Kuhn, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network

Dafna Bar-Sagi, PhD, member of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Scientific Advisory Board, speaking at the Summit on Pancreatic Cancer in August 2007.

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2007-2008 grant recipients

constance willliams - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr career development awardMarie-Christine Daniel, PhDUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore CountyMultifunctional Nanovectors for Pancreatic Cancer Therapy

randy pausch, phd - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr pilot grant Nabeel Bardeesy, PhDMassachusetts General HospitalMolecular Markers of Drug Sensitivity in Pancreatic Cancer

pancreatic cancer action network - aacr pilot grant Dafna Bar-Sagi, PhDNew York UniversityImpact of Diet-Induced Hyperlipidemia on Pancreatic Inflammation and Cancer

michael c. sandler - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr pilot grant Matthias Hebrok, PhD University of California, San Francisco NF-kB Signaling in PanIN Formation

pancreatic cancer action network - aacr pilot grant Bin Liu, PhD University of California, San FranciscoInternalizing Human Antibodies Targeting Pancreatic Tumor Cells In Situ

PILOT GRANTS

CAREER DEVELOPMENT AwARDS

Our Pilot Grants for basic, translational, or clinical science speed the progress of innovative

pancreatic cancer research discoveries and encourage the advancement of pioneering

ideas. Our Career Development Awards and Fellowship Awards provide direct research

support to early career investigative scientists, thus recruiting and retaining investigators in

the field of pancreatic cancer.

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Blum-kovler - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr career development award Joseph Michael Herman, MDJohns Hopkins UniversityEvaluation of Focused Radiation to Enhance the Impact of a Pancreatic GM-CSF Vaccine

skip viragh - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr career development award Hyunki Kim, PhDThe University of Alabama at Birmingham MRI to Monitor Early Pancreatic Tumor Response to a Novel Triple Therapy

seena magowitz - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr career development awardDavid W. Dawson, MD, PhDUniversity of California, Los AngelesWnt Signaling in Pancreatic Cancer Progenitor Cells

patty Boshell - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr career development award Peter Storz, PhDMayo Clinic, JacksonvilleKinases Regulating Pancreatic Cancer Resistance to Chemotherapeutics

laurie and paul maccaskill - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr career development award Lorenzo F. Sempere, PhDDartmouth Medical School Role of MicroRNAs in Initiation and Progression of Pancreatic Cancer

samuel stroum - pancreatic cancer action network - aacr Fellowship Ken-Tye Yong, PhDState University of New York, BuffaloEngineering Multimodal Targeted Probes for Pancreatic Cancer Detection

FELLOwSHIP AwARD

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government aFFairs & advocacy Our Government Affairs & Advocacy program, based in Washington, DC, is focused on

educating elected officials about pancreatic cancer and the need to increase the amount

of research funding dedicated to this disease.

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS HIGHLIGHTS IN 2007-2008:

• Since the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network’s advocacy program was founded in

1999, we have made increasing federal funding for pancreatic cancer research our top

priority. Our efforts have contributed to a cumulative 324% increase in the National Cancer

Institute’s(NCI)pancreaticcancerresearchbudgetduringthelastnineyears.

• With the help of our highly esteemed Scientific Advisory Board and Randy Pausch,

(Left) Pancreatic Cancer Action Network advocates gather on the steps of Capitol Hill for the second annual Advocacy Day, held on March 11, 2007, in Washington, DC.(Right) Representative Todd Platts (R-PA) meets with Jutta Stallman, Advocacy Coordinator from York, PA, on Advocacy Day 2007.

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“people in research labs can do miraculous things if they are given the resources to do it. every day matters right now.” - Excerpt from a public service announcement filmed with Randy Pausch for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network in November 2007

PhD, we embarked upon a new path and

developed an action plan and the first-

ever substantive legislation focused on

increasing pancreatic cancer research

funding. Dr. Pausch helped us launch The

National Plan to Advance Pancreatic Cancer

Research in January 2008 and then returned

to Congress to testify on our behalf in front

of the U.S. House of Representatives’

Appropriations Committee in March 2008.

• InMarch 2008, we hosted our second

annual Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Day

in Washington, DC. Approximately 900

people participated, either in person or

through our National Call-In, enabling us

to reach nearly 400 members of Congress.

As a result of our Advocacy Day and

other efforts, the House and Senate

Appropriations Committees sent strong

directions to the NCI to make pancreatic

cancer research a higher priority.

• This year, we also reached out to our

advocacy colleagues at other organizations

focused on the most lethal cancers.

Following pancreatic cancer, the most

lethal cancers are ovarian, myeloma, brain,

stomach, esophageal, lung, and liver. A

coalition was formed to advocate that

Congress create a new research program

at the NCI to specifically focus on the most

lethal cancers.

• This year, 4,741 advocates sent

23,729 email messages to 534 members

of Congress. This represented a 101%

increase in the amount of advocates

and a 106% increase in the number of

Congressional contacts made compared

to the previous fiscal year.

Randy Pausch, PhD, testifies before Congress on March 13, 2008, on behalf of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network about the need to increase research funding for the disease.

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ThePancreaticCancerActionNetwork’sPatientandLiaisonServices(PALS)programisa

comprehensive, free, information service for pancreatic cancer patients, their families and

health professionals. Those who call the PALS program are matched with highly trained,

dedicated PALS Associates to answer their questions and provide support. Individuals

are encouraged to contact PALS as many times as they wish to get the information they

need throughout their pancreatic cancer journey.

PALS also offers a library of educational materials and the Pancreatic Cancer Symposia,

a series of complimentary, in-person educational events for patients and their families.

The PALS program is the only one of its kind providing quality, detailed information on

topics including diagnosis, treatment options, clinical trials, diet and nutrition, specialists

and support resources. The goal of the PALS program is to help patients and their

families learn about and understand their options in order to make informed choices

together with their medical care teams and loved ones.

patient and liaison services (pals)

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In 2007-2008, the PALS program saw

impressive growth in the number of

constituents contacting the PALS

program, items available in the PALS

library, health professionals requesting

PALS educational materials, attendees

at educational Symposia, an increase

in the number of educational Symposia,

and peer-to-peer matches through the

Survivor and Caregiver Network.

pals highlights in 2007-2008:• Nearly 9,000 individuals and families

contacted the PALS program for pancreatic

cancer education, resources, information

and support, representing an increase of

30% from the previous year. Since the

inception of the program in 2002, more

than 30,000 patients and their families have

contacted PALS.

•ThePALSlibraryofeducationalliterature

was expanded with new and revised

booklets and fact sheets. Six booklets are

now available: An Overview of Pancreatic

Cancer, Diet and Nutrition, Clinical Trials,

Hospice: End-of-Life Care in Pancreatic

Cancer, Información General del Cáncer

de Páncreas (An Overview of Pancreatic

Cancer in Spanish) and La Dieta y Nutrición

(Diet and Nutrition in Spanish). Fifteen of

our45factsheetsarealsonowavailable

in Spanish.

• Approximately 41,000 pieces of PALS

educational literature were distributed

free of charge to health professionals in

hospitals and clinics across the United

States. PALS also reached out to more than

12,000 gastroenterologists, gastrointestinal

oncologists and community oncologists to

notify them of the services and educational

literature available through PALS.

“thank you very much for the information on pancreatic cancer. you continue to amaze me with your ability to answer my questions—other resources i have tried to tap just don’t cut it.”- Pancreatic cancer survivor Laurie Brown speaking about her experience with the PALS program

(Above) Elizabeth Yorio and Audra Polk attend the 2008 Pancreatic Cancer Symposium - Philadelphia.

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Survivor Photos (counter-clockwise, from top left) Philadelphia, taken on April 5, 2008; Seattle, taken on May 2, 2008; Tampa, taken on March 1, 2008; Houston, taken on November 10, 2007; and Los Angeles, taken on October 26, 2007.

•ThePancreaticCancerSymposiaseries

offered five symposia in various cities

across the United States: Los Angeles;

Houston; Tampa, FL; Philadelphia; and

Seattle. Between these five educational

events, PALS hosted more than 900

attendees.

•PALSprovidedmorethan1,800peer-

to-peer matches through the Survivor and

Caregiver Network. These connections

are made by PALS Associates between

people facing pancreatic cancer and

volunteers who are willing to share

personal experiences and offer support,

encouragement and hope.

• PALS staff attended the following

professional conferences for outreach

to health professionals and for

continuing education: Gastrointestinal

Cancers Symposium, American Public

Health Association (APHA), American

Psychosocial Oncology Society

(APOS), American Association for

Cancer Research (AACR), Association

of Oncology Social Work (AOSW),

Oncology Nursing Society (ONS),

Pancreas Club, and American Society of

Clinical Oncology (ASCO).

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“the symposium was beautifully done. you are superb at what you are doing. not only in your caring and intention, but in your professionalism.”- Pancreatic cancer survivor Mary-Baird Carlsen commenting on the 2008 Pancreatic Cancer Symposium - Seattle

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The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network has active affiliates in more than 70 cities across

the United States. Our affiliates are made up of dedicated and passionate volunteers who

are the driving force behind our progress. Affiliate volunteers work as a team to host local

events,attendhealthfairs,distributepatientinformationtohospitalsanddoctors’offices,

contact the media, and alert their elected officials about the urgent need for scientific

progress in the area of pancreatic cancer research.

In 2007-2008, our volunteers were extremely successful in raising much-needed awareness

and funds and educating their communities about pancreatic cancer.

community outreach

(Left) Supporters gather at the Mitty Challenge in Atlanta as part of Drive to Survive on May 3, 2008.(Right) Two members of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Marathon Team show their pride at the ING Miami Marathon on January 27, 2008.

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community outreach highlights in 2007-2008:• A total of 321 volunteer-driven events were held in many communities across the

country.

• Volunteersraisednearly$3,650,000.

• Atotalof23,729emailmessagesweresenttomembersofCongressbyourvolunteers

to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer and the need for increased federal funding for

research into the disease.

• Volunteersdistributednearly 1,500 informational packets tohealthcareprofessionals

around the country.

• ThePancreaticCancerActionNetworkregistered640mediahitswithareachinexcess

of50millionduetotheeffortsofourvolunteers.

“inspired by my brothers, who rode across the country in honor of our mom, who died of pancreatic cancer in 2005, our 2007 purpleride minnesota raised more than $241,000. it has meant so much to our family that the pancreatic cancer action network supported us. one person, one family, one community, and one organization can all make a huge difference.”- Renita Van Dusen, Event Co-Chair, regarding the annual PurpleRide Minnesota held in September 2007

A group of riders assemble at PurpleRide Minnesota 2008.

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donor & corporate relations The generous donations of hundreds of committed individuals, foundations and corporations

support our comprehensive approach to fighting pancreatic cancer. This critical support

allows us to expand the essential services we provide, fund innovative research and

advance the best scientific investigations.

Laurie MacCaskill, survivor, advocate and donor.

“Losing a mother to pancreatic cancer was very hard. when we learned that the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network was leading the fight against pancreatic cancer, we knew immediately that it was important for us to make a significant investment with them. Our dollars are supporting an aggressive research initiative to fund the science needed to discover early detection methods, better treatment options and, ultimately, a cure.” - Blum-Kovler Foundation

Jordon, Lauren and Brad Tabach-Bank, advocates and donors. The family lost their mother and wife, Jeannie, to pancreatic cancer in 2005.

(Left) Laurie MacCaskill, survivor, advocate and donor(Right, from left) Jordon, Lauren and Brad Taybach-Bank, advocates and donors. The family lost their mother and wife, Jeannie, to pancreatic cancer in 2005.

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contriButorsCumulative Lifetime Giving

$750,000+Eli Lilly and Company

$500,000-$749,999Blum-Kovler FoundationGenentech/OSI Oncology

$250,000-$499,999Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyMichael Sweig FoundationMs. Cynthia StroumSuperGenViragh Family FoundationZ Gallerie (The Zeiden Family)

$100,000-$249,999Braman Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jason KuhnLaurie and Paul MacCaskillMichael & Cindy Landon FoundationMichael C. Sandler and Brenda R.

Potter 1998 TrustPatty Boshell Pancreatic Cancer

FoundationRoche Sanofi AventisEstate Of Sharon SchwartzTerry & Jane Semel Charitable

FoundationThe Carole & Robert Daly Charitable

FoundationThe Riordan FoundationThe Seena Magowitz Foundation

Donations received from July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008

$100,000-$249,999Genentech/OSI OncologyLaurie and Paul MacCaskillMichael C. Sandler and Brenda R.

Potter Viragh Family Foundation

$50,000-$99,999Braman Family FoundationEli Lilly and CompanyJohn & Mary Pfouts (CRUT) TrustMr. and Mrs. David H. Koch

Leibowitz Family FoundationRichard and Melanie Lundquist-

Continental Development Corporation

Patty Boshell Pancreatic Cancer Foundation

Roche Ms. Cynthia StroumThe Seena Magowitz FoundationZ Gallerie (The Zeiden Family)

$25,000-$49,999Mr. and Mrs. Chris AndersonMs. Cheri BoublisMs. Nancy M. DalyMr. and Mrs. Mark J. JenningsRockwell and Marna Schnabel

FoundationSanofi AventisThe Elsie & Marvin Dekelboum

FoundationUSC Norris Comprehensive Cancer

CenterMr. Jeffrey Wilson

$10,000-$24,999Anne and Mead Montgomery Family

FoundationBank of America, N.A.Baumeister-Reichard TrustBright House NetworksNanci Caldwell and Adriana KwicinskiCircle of Hope BraceletsDaniel Kleiman FundMr. and Mrs. Bill DavisRosalie DertkeDisney Worldwide ServicesDr. Laurence A. Mack Memorial FundMs. Alexandra DwekMr. Thomas E. FergusonGenoveva Morales Uchalik Pancreatic

Cancer FoundationGeorge L. Shields FoundationGraphic Solutions GroupMr. John HagestadMs. Jill HammerstoneMr. and Mrs. Jason KuhnDavid and Grace LeeMr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazza

McCarthy & TrinkaMichael & Cindy Landon FoundationMSST FoundationNorthwood Merchants GroupNovartisOSI PharmaceuticalsMs. Ellen PanskyPerlmutter Investment CompanyMr. and Mrs. Alan G. QuashaResnick Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard R. RogersMs. Marti R. SchauerWoody and Denise ShackletonSilicon Valley Community FoundationThe Jeanenne Thompson FoundationThe Karsh Family FoundationThe Stanley & Joyce Black Family

FoundationThe Thornton FoundationMr. Douglas L. Trippel and Mrs. Nancy

Wilder-TrippelVincent B. Terlep Memorial Golf

Classic CorporationVirginia Mason Medical Center

$5,000-$9,999Active NetworkAmerican Association for Cancer

ResearchAmerican Society of Clinical OncologyAngus M FoundationASC NCC Ardsley AccountAspen Community FoundationBank of AmericaBell Family FoundationMrs. Ruth BergBloomberg L.P.Ms. Susan BoydBrannin Charitable Foundation TrustMr. David BrownCancer Treatment Centers of AmericaCarlson Companies/TGI Friday'sMichael and Jacqueline CaseyComerica Bank - Western DivisionMs. Nevada B. CookMrs. Ames C. CushingMr. and Mrs. Bruce DachisDetroit Lions CharitiesE*TRADE Financial Corporation

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Mr. and Ms. Alvin L. EerkesMr. Dan A. EmmettMr. nd Mrs. Tim EnnisMs. Robin A. FerraconeFilm 101 ProductionsFlight Attendant Medical Research

InstituteFramingham Police AssociationMr. and Mrs. Frederick GansGolden GallopMr. Kevin J. GoldenMr. and Mrs. Sydney GoodwillMr. Arthur GreenbergMs. Ann P. GriffinMr. and Mrs. Bradley L. GunnMr. and Mrs. John HartyMr. Ron Herman and Ms. Nancy CarterMr. and Mrs. John HotchkisMr. Harry HowleIBM Employee Services CenterImClone SystemsInternational Business ManagementJim Moran & AssociatesMs. Janet C. JonesMr. and Mrs. Rodney KeyserKnight Capital Group, Inc.Koret FoundationMs. Karen KuhnMs. Cindy LangleyLanni Family Charitable FoundationMr. Donald W. LewisMs. Karin LuterMs. Joan MabbuttMr. and Mrs. Scott MacCaskillMr. David MamerMaryland Charity CampaignMr. and Mrs. Peter McKernanMidwest Sign & Screen Printing Supply

CompanyMr. and Mrs. Reese MilnerMr. and Mrs. Terry MixMr. Robert MorrisonNathan and Isabel Miller Family

FoundationMrs. Rama I. NilsenNormandy Real EstatePeter W. Stott FoundationPfizer Pokorney Memorial FoundationPolo/Ralph Lauren CorporationMrs. Joni N. Praplaski

Proliance Surgeons, Inc. P.S.Rensselaer HondaRising Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard RoederDr. Jeffrey A. RossMs. Nancy RubinSchultz Family FoundationShirley Hobbs Martin Memorial FundMs. Susan P. SimonBrian Sloan, MDSprint FoundationMr. Brad Tabach-BankMs. Cathleen M. TaffTampa Orlando Pinellas Jewish

FoundationTenet Federal Credit UnionThe Bereny Family FoundationThe Broesche Family FoundationThe Carroll & Percy Klingenstein

FoundationThe Hart Family/Orepac FoundationThe Jacobsen Family FoundationThe Kenan Family FoundationThe Oberheide Family FoundationThe Reichert FoundationThe Sharon Roberts Pancreatic Cancer

FoundationThe Shelby & Frederick Gans FundUBS Financial ServicesVolkswagen of AmericaHarriet and Larry WeissMs. Ann E. WeronkeMr. Ram WertheimAmbassador and Mrs. C. Howard WilkinsMs. Constance WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Eugene ZippMrs. Deborah E. Zolla

$2,500-$4,999Mr. Oded AboodiMs. Monica AliAquastarMs. Gail BarrettMrs. Marlys A. BennettMs. Susan R. BennettMr. E. S. BensonKenneth and Jan BlockBP Lubricants USABrittany Rodio FoundationMatt and Stacie BrownBSP Software LLC

Buffalo Zef RecordsMr. and Mrs. James CampbellCentral Trust & Investment CompanyChief EnterprisesChili For Charity FundCMGRPMr. Patrick CollinsMr. Gary ConferRoe and John DiederichMr. Richard DePositMr. and Mrs. Jim DonaldCheryl and Scott EbnerAlbert Einstein, MDMs. Joan EnticknapFairless Local Board of EducationMr. and Mrs. Byron W. FieldsMr. Steve FortnerTracie and Bill FrameFranklin & Barbara Bereny FoundationMs. Marsha S. GarilGeorge W. Snyder, Jr., Memorial FundMr. and Dr. Donavan GlanzerMr. William K. GlikbargMr. Allen GownHarold & Sandra Okinow Family

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Bruce HendricksMrs. Sharon HendricksonHenry and Carolyn Sue Orenstein

FoundationMs. Ruth HermanMs. Wanda HerndonHome Federal BankMrs. Mary Anne HutchisonMs. Carole IstockJack in the BoxMr. Dennis JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Frederick JubitzMs. Sheila S. KasselmanMr. Randy KennisonMrs. Marian KesselMs. Noreen KippenKirkland, Russ, Murphy & Tapp, P.A.Kogok CorporationMs. Kathi KollMs. Yvonne LampiMs. Jennifer LawsonMr. Irvin LaxinetaMrs. Blossom LeibowitzMrs. Judith E. LevyMr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lewis

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Lifestyles Family Hair CareLongo Toyota-Scion-LexusMr. Gerardo LopezMs. Carol LyleMacy's MidwestMs. Debra MasseyMr. and Mrs. Peter McCoyMr. John W. McCulloughMr. Andre C. MeadeMerrill LynchMicromagic Business Systems/DBA

Thinkquest Office SystemsMCZ Development MLMoffitt Cancer Center & Research

InstituteMr. James MorrisonMotor Oil SupplyMr. and Mrs. Peter MullinMr. Harry MyersNapa Bed and Breakfast InnsMr. Chanwa NguyPancreatic Cancer Research TeamMr. and Mrs. Krupal P. PatelPenske CorporationMr. Thomas PydenMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. RaderMs. Jennifer Ramsey-ColesTracy ReifMr. and Mrs. Stephen RenneMr. and Mrs. Ken RileyRobert T. Smutzer Memorial FundRocky Hill Middle SchoolMr. Jack RothSt. Paul Plumbing and Heating Co.Dr. Lann Biddle SalyardMr. Bruce SchneiderMr. James SemonesMr. and Mrs. Ralph ShapiroMs. Melissa SosnoskiMr. and Mrs. Philip SteinMr. and Mrs. Rob StuartMs. Melody SwingosJordan and Casey Tabach-BankTatung Company of AmericaTatung Electric Company of AmericaThe Alamo DowntownThe Bernheim Law FirmThe Bessie Rattner FoundationThe Connecticut International

Baccalaureate AcadamyThe Jim Haugen Memorial Foundation

The Justin Dart Family FoundationThe Lillian Rogatz Memorial FoundationThe Ohio State University Medical

CenterThe Phileona FoundationThe Saint Paul FoundationThe Susanne and Gary Tobey Family

FoundationThe Ugly BarThe William E.B. Siart Family FundMs. Andrea ThomeMr. and Mrs. Merlyn W. TrippMs. Diane TullusTWIN Capital ManagementMs. Helen YenValley Forge Pizza & RestaurantMs. Deidra WagerMs. Joanna WardMs. Jennifer WellsWerner FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark WesleyWillye White FoundationMs. Nicole WoodMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Woods

$1,000-$2,499141 West 28th Street Owners2525C.D.R.S.,LLCA & E GroupMr. Jonathan AbrahamsAces & Eights Harley-DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Robert B. AdamsMr. and Mrs. William & Elisabeth AdamsMs. Myra AdamsonAircraft Services GroupMr. David AizussMr. Michael T. AlbanoMrs. Monica Ali and FamilyMr. Jim AllingAmalie Oil CompanyAmerican Bathtub RefinishersAmerican Family Mutual Insurance

CompanyMr. Darrel E. Anderson and FamilyAngelo FoundationAnthem Blue CrossMs. Jane Madelon AnthonyMr. and Mrs. John ArbiniMs. Karen ArbiniMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. ArendsArmand G. ERPF Fund

Mr. Jon J. AronsonMr. Jonathan AshleyAsseo Griliches Endowment FundAST Capital Trust Company of DelawareCaryl AtkinsonAttman Properties CompanyAuto Mall Nissan A-Ward TileBaird FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BarfknechtAndy and Jean BarlassMr. Bruce E. BarrMr. and Mrs. Emilio BassiniMr. and Mrs. Bryan C. BaumMs. Faye C. BecknerMs. Susan M. BeecherMr. and Mrs. Howard P. BeharMr. Carl A. BendeichMs. Carlyn F. BenjaminPamela P. Bennett, RN, BSNMr. and Mrs. Richard BensenMr. and Mrs. Ian BergMs. Marjorie BergMs. Sharon F. BerleMr. and Mrs. Samuel H. BernsteinMs. Christine BesharaMr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. BetzLynn and Stanley BeyerMr. Jack B. BinionMr. and Mrs. Robert BinstockMr. Jeffrey L. BlackBlack Bear InnMrs. Mary BlandMs. Paula BoggsBoom LogicMs. Lindy C. BoothMs. Diane BorrisonMr. Charlie BorrowmanBoston FinancialBradsby GroupMr. Jud BranamBrandywine Trust CompanyMr. and Mrs. Richard BrawermanMr. and Mrs. Charles M. BresciaMs. Bonnie BriantMs. Sue Ann BriggsMs. Penelope BrownMr. and Mrs. Richard BrownMr. Thomas A. BuckleyMr. Jeremy BucovetskyBud Rotter Family Foundation

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Mr. David BurgeMr. and Mrs. Michael E. BurkeMs. Nancy C. BurkeMr. and Mrs. T. Robert BurkeMr. Daniel BurnettBy Design LLCMr. Jon BykC & S Wholesale GrocersMs. Barbara CagliostroCalenceCalifornia Community Foundation

Endowment AccountMr. and Mrs. William V. CampbellCancer Care Associates of YorkMr. Robert P. CanfieldCare For Senate District SevenMarnie & Peter CarlinoMr. Chuck CarlisleMr. Jose CarreteroLee Ann CartwrightCarolann C. CatalogneMr. James P. CaudillMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. CavannaMr. Gary A. ChanowitzMr. Robert M. ChaseMs. Debra CherryChippewa Golf CorporationMr. and Mrs. Scott G. ChristensenChristus St. Patrick's HospitalChubb & SonMr. Justin ChuehKing Wah ChuiClarence and Bernice Mann Family

FoundationMr. Jeffrey CohenMr. Robert ColmanCommercial Warehouse & CartageMrs. Megan ConnellMs. Kristina CournoyerCover, LLCMr. and Mrs. Dennis S. CrowCrowley Douglas & Norman, LLPMr. Brian CrynesMr. and Mrs. Gary CumpstonMr. Ken W. CunzemanMs. Bonnie DacostaMr. Scott DarlingMs. Joan David and FamilyMr. Allan DavisMs. Carol J. DavisMr. Martin Davis

DEA Survivors Benefit FundMr. Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr.Debevoise & Plimpton LLPDelaware Valley Urology LLCMr. Norman L. DelinMs. Judy DeNardoMs. Christine DeNardo von BockerMs. Bethany DerroughMr. and Mrs. Robert G. DeusterDevelopers Diversified Realty Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Bob DicksonMr. John DoeMr. Timothy M. DohenyMr. David DonMr. and Ms. Steve DonahueMr. and Mrs. William DonovanDorothy & William Davila FoundationMrs. Jill DoucetteEdward M. DowdMr. Allen DreyfussMichelle and Brian DuffMs. Delora DuffMr. Thomas DunleavyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. DunnEarthTechMr. Scott A. EckertMr. Kevin EckhartEduQuestMr. Ronen EladEllaT.GrassoLodge#2538,Order

of the Sons of ItalyMs. Traci EllacottMs. Kellie L. EllermannMrs. Sharon L. EllermannEpstein Family FoundationMs. Marjorie Erickson-SchmidEstee LauderFabricant, Weissman and Darby, P.A.Mr. David FantelliFarrell Family FoundationMs. Simona FarriseMr. Charles S. FarverE. Scott FerrimanMs. Betsy FifieldHelmut FilianFirst Choice FinancialMr. and Mrs. Hans FischerMr. Brooks W. FisherMr. Gerrit D. FitchMs. Carolyn FitermanMr. Sol J. Fleischman, Jr.

Ms. Julie FleshmanMr. Daniel FogelmanForsberg & Umlauf, P.S.Four Star Transportation CompanyFox Chase Cancer CenterMr. Jim FoyMs. Susan A. FrazierFrederick and Sharon Klingenstein FundMr. and Mrs. Gary FreedmanMs. Donna L. FreidMr. and Mrs. Gordon FreshmanMr. and Mrs. Edward J. FriedmanMs. Nancy S. FurlottiMrs. Cathy GarbossaGeneral Wholesale Company CoronaGeneral Wholesale Company HeinekenGeorgescu Family FoundationGenVecMr. and Mrs. James A. GibsonMr. and Mrs. Alan GingoldMr. and Mrs. David GitlitzMr. Francis E. GitzingerStacy Gitzinger and Evan RobsonMr. James GiuntiniMr. Joseph W. GlannonGlaxoSmithKline FoundationGoldberg Family TrustMs. Lisa M. GoldenMr. and Mrs. James E. E. GonyoGood SpaceJayne Gordon, PhD, and

David Gordon, MDMr. and Mrs. Sheldon GordonRonald GottliebGould Family Philanthropic FundStephany and Josef GrayGreater Baltimore Medical CenterMs. Arlene GreenBert Green, MDMr. Arthur GreenbergMr. Marc GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Dennis GreenwaldMr. and Mrs. Jerry GreenwaldMr. and Mrs. Henry A. GremillionAnthony & Jana GuaimanoMr. and Mrs. Frederick E. GuestGunars SponsMs. Merrianne HackathornMr. Clyde HagerMs. Elise HallMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hammen

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Mr. Dean HanleyMr. David A. HansenMr. Mark HansonMs. Nancy M. HarahanHar-Co Maryland Federal Credit UnionMr. and Mrs. Gerald HarpMr. Nicholas HarrisMr. and Mrs. Louis HartellHartshorne + Plunkard, ArchitectureKhaled HassanWilliam G. Hawkins, MDMr. and Mrs. Alfred O. Hayward, Jr.Heaton Cotton Co.Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. HebertMr. and Mrs. Alfred HeddenHeineken USALyn HerbertHerman Family Joint VentureHerrington Harbour NorthMs. Rhoda K. HerroldMs. Lianne HerzbergMr. and Mrs. Gary J. HewsonMs. Dorothy HindinDr. Nancy HitomiMr. and Mrs. Rod HoffmanCori HoffordStevan R. HolmbergMr. Terrance HoltMs. Joyce HolupkaMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. HooperLoyce HooperMs. Joyce HoughtonMs. Carissa HowreyMr. and Mrs. Ken HubbardMr. Ray HubbardMs. Kathy A. HughesHunter and Cindy HudsonHunt Enterprises of ILHurst Family FoundationMr. William HutchisonHyun Pak CorporationInternational Brotherhood of Electrical

Workers Local 292Intuit FoundationIsland Weed ControlIZEAJ. Ira and Nicki Harris FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brad W. JacksonJasco ToolsJazz St. LouisJeffrey J. Rhodes Family Foundation

Jayashree JivrajkaJenard and Gail Gross FundJoel Simon ProductionsJohn Dunnan GalleryJohn Paul Mitchell SystemsJohn Wayne Cancer InstituteMrs. Anne JohnsonMr. Wayne JohnsonMs. Laura JonesMs. Margie JonesJoseph and Geraldine A. Burnstein

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Michael JungMs. Dorisann KalesckyMr. George T. KaragianesKarmanos Cancer InstituteMr. Michael D. KarnsMr. and Mrs. Vaughn A. KauffmanMr. John KellamColm KelleherMs. Brooke A. KellyMs. Jo-Ann KellyDr. and Mrs. John C. KellyMs. Suzanne KennedyMs. Kristen KennellMrs. Margaret KeyesMs. Carolynn KielKimmins Contracting CorporationMr. William Kitay and FamilyDr. and Mrs. Jason B. KlapmanProf. and Mrs. Kenneth N. KleeMr. Leonard KlehrMr. Todd KnickerbockerMr. Calvin KnightMs. Martha KongsgaardMr. Michael KotykMs. Joan KramerMrs. Lisa KraseMr. Gerald KrauseMr. Ron KropczynskiMs. Georgeanne KubickiMiodrag Kukrika, MDMrs. Carole KullmannKutak Rock LLPLafarge Building MaterialsLake Charles Memorial HospitalLake Norfork MarinaMr. Frederick G. LaliberteLane Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Glenn LarsenMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Laux

Ms. Linda M. LawsonMs. Ann M. LaydenMr. Daniel B. LeboMs. Glenda LeeDr. Kewchang LeeMrs. Karen LeierMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. LewisLinda J. Verville Cancer Research

FoundationArlene and Andy LinderDavid C. Linehan, MDLionheart ClassicVirginia LochmoellerLouis V. Gerstner Family FoundationLove Communications CompanyMr. and Mrs. Keith LowellMr. Steven LowensteinLower Makefield Township Police

Benevolent AssociationLowe-Skilling FoundationMs. Mildred LucchesiMs. Carin MackMr. John MackMs. Mary Ellen MacRobertMs. Tammy MakhoulMs. Yvette ManzellaMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey MarcusMr. and Mrs. Robert MarksMs. Teresa MartinezRobert and Pamela MarquardtMarvin & JoAnne McIntyre Family

FoundationMaster TubularsLuz Mateo and Donald CoatesMaternOhio Clinical AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Thomas MatticeMr. Norman MaynardMayo Foundation for Medical

Education and ResearchBrant and Debbie McAllisterMr. and Mrs. Patrick McCallisterMr. and Mrs. Larry McDanielSuzanne and Bernard McDonaldMr. Jim McElmuryMr. and Mrs. Barry D. McGinnisMr. Harold W. McGraw, IIIDr. Leslie and Donna McKaneMcKinley Capital ManagementMr. Robert McMasterMs. Cynthia MedartMedica Foundation

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Ms. Joan Meixner and Mr. Paul BurackMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MellorMr. and Mrs. Joseph MerbackMetropolitan Transportation NetworkMr. and Mrs. Bruce MeyerMr. Lee A. MezrahMr. Sam MichaelsMichigan State Medical SocietyMichigan State University/ College of

Human MedicineMidland Metal ProductsMr. and Mrs. Scott M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. MillerMr. and Mrs. Richard S. MintzMitsubishi Electric Power ProductsMrs. Jody MoatsMr. William A. MollMrs. JoAnne T. MooreMs. Kathleen MooreMr. and Mrs. Wallace L. MooreMr. Sam J. MorabitoDr. and Ms. Michael R. MorellMr. David MorgensternMs. Paula MorisMortar Board at The Ohio State

UniversityMs. Dianne MossMr. Rudolf J. MuellerMr. Phillip E. MuhlMr. Paul MulhollemMs. Yvonne MyrickMs. Monique NadeauMs. Susan H. NadonMr. and Mrs. Sam NamerNBC Studios, Inc. #1Howard and Sandy NeedlemanMs. Melanie NelsonMs. Monica NelsonNeola, Inc.Ms. Jessica NessMr. Stephen C. NetzleyMs. Cynthia NevinsNew West Management Service

OrganizationNew York Presbyterian HospitalMr. Bradley R. NewmanCarl and Hanna NewmanMr. Michael NewmanMr. and Mrs. Edward N. NeyNickel City Roadrunners ClubMr. Alfred G. Nilges

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. NoesenMrs. Yvonne NoesenMr. John K. NoonanMr. Craig D. NorquistNorth Carolina Remy FamilyMr. David A. NussMr. and Mrs. William R. OberheideMr. Patrick O'ConnellMr. and Mrs. John E. O'ConnorMs. Maureen O'DonnellMs. Susan OkulaOrion Corporation of MinnesotaOrtho BiotechMs. Catherine OrtmanMr. Alan OsheffDianne and Dean PachosaMr. and Mrs. Valerian PadrnosSusan M. PaepkeMr. Victor PalmieriMr. Jairus PascalePaul Mitchell The School - San DiegoPeak PublicationsDr. Larry Pedegana and Chris ValentinoMrs. Karen PekowitzMr. Doniel PerlMr. Peter PetasMr. Jeffrey V. PetersonMr. Peter J. PetersonPetrillo Stone Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Ron PetriniMr. and Mrs. Donald V. PetroniMr. Gregory P. PetrosewiczMr. David A. PhiferVincent Picozzi, MDStephens PlumbingMs. Joan PollittPoms & Associates Insurance BrokersPortsmouth High School Softball TeamPreferred Brands ProducePreissman-Beriro FoundationMr. Bill PrendergastMr. Larry PrescottProbert EngineeringMs. Maria PufferMr. and Mrs. James M. PusleyQuad Cycles Race TeamMr. and Mrs. Noel QuinnMr. Louis RaizinMr. Walle Ralkowski and Mrs. Sharon

HendricksonMr. and Mrs. Fred W. Rameau

Ms. Amy RandolphMs. Marjorie RandolphMs. Wanda RayleRefractory and Insulation ContractorsRegional Women's Health Group LLCMr. John S. Reid, IIIThe Repola FamilyMr. Barry ResnickDr. Norman E. RichMs. Janice RigmaidenMr. and Mrs. Lee RinguetteRiver Ranch/Central Green CompanyRM Crowe Property Holdings CompanyRobert L. Leonardi FundMrs. Brenda RobinsonMs. Michaelle Ann RobinsonRobson CommunitiesMr. and Mrs. Evan E. RobsonMr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. RodenMr. and Ms. Steve RosenlundJeffrey and Arlene RosenthalMr. Jack M. RossMs. Merri J. RossRotary Club of Tampa EastMr. Cecil C. RothRoundy's SupermarketsMr. and Mrs. Herschel FinkMr. Bruce W. RuminskiMr. Andrew RussRyan, Inc.Mr. Kenneth RybickiMr. and Mrs. Robert RynbrandtS & S Promotion LLCSt. Joseph Medical CenterSt. Michael & All Angels Episcopal

ChurchMr. Armand SamouelianMr. Allen SandersMr. and Mrs. Jerry SandersMr. and Mrs. Basil SandlerMr. and Mrs. Fred C. SandsMs. Kelly SatrumMr. William SayleSchawk RedmondHeather and Pete SchlichtingMr. and Mrs. James S. SchmittPeter Schmitz and MaryKay RichterMs. Metta W. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Roman SchommerMr. Andrew H. SchreckMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Schwartz

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Schweitzer Engineering LaboratoriesScientific Games, Inc./ Employee Civic

AssociationMr. Alex SeldinSFM Mutual Insurance CompanyMs. Marie ShafferShapiro MetalsMr. and Mrs. Larry M. ShapiroShapiro SalesShaw Electric CompanyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SheaMr. Jerry ShefrenMr. and Mrs. John SherlockMs. Elizabeth M. ShimpMr. and Mrs. Eldon SilvermanMrs. Betty SingerMr. and Mrs. David B. SkaggsMrs. Lynne M. SkeaSky Financial Services, LLCMs. Donna SladeMr. and Mrs. Scott SloanMs. Lauren J. SloaneMs. Abby L. SmithMr. and Mrs. Clark SmithMs. Iris SmithRandy and Barbara SmithMr. James P. SmythMr. and Mrs. Martin SolomonSooner PharmacySouth Ryan MRISouthern States RoyaltyMr. and Mrs. Mark T. SpearsMr. and Mrs. Bruce H. SpectorArnette & Leonard SpringerStanley and Susan Rosenblatt Family

FoundationMs. Elizabeth StanzialeStarbucks Matching Gifts ProgramMs. Fern M. SteigerMs. Judith SteinMr. Stanley M. SteinMs. Heidi R. SteinbergMr. Thomas A. SterkenMr. and Mrs. Anthony StevensMs. Leslie M. StevensStonewood, LLCMrs. Kathleen StorkSusan and Gary StrandSteven M. Strasberg, MDMr. Stewart R. Suchman, Esq.Ms. Judith Sudbury

Mr. Jonathan SullivanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. SullivanSunTrust BanksSylvia and Irwin Leiferman FoundationLandaal Packaging SystemsBenjamin R. Tan, Jr., MDMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. TarantoMr. Jim TarletonH. Chandler TaylorTeam Mossman Events LLCMs. Cynthia TeesdaleMr. and Mrs. George A. TenyerMr. Tatsuya M. TerasakiTeresa & H. John Heinz III Charitable

FundThe AEC GroupThe Ayres/Baechle FoundationThe Broad FoundationThe ColleaguesThe Denise and Richard Lopriore FundThe Dreman FoundationEntertainment Technology Center

Students of 2008The Funger FoundationThe Haberthier HikersThe Huisking FoundationThe Leonard & Jerry Greenbaum

Family FoundationThe Lloyd D. Johnston TrustThe Newman FoundationThe Ohio State UniversityThe Roslyn and Joseph Baim Family

FoundationThe Shemano GroupThe Unterman Family Foundation TrustThe Weingarten Schnitzer FoundationMr. Gregory E. ThieleThirsty Horses GroupMs. Mary Rogers ThomasMr. and Mrs. W. Norman ThompsonMrs. Nicole ThyeTK HoldingsTom & Kathy Shannon Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark TothMr. and Mrs. Scott K. TozianMs. Melinda TravisThe Trilogy Group, LLCMr. Mark C. TrinkaTurbine Tool & GageMr. Daniel G. Turner

Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. UhlmanUnited Way of Southeastern

PennsylvaniaUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical CenterMr. Frank A. VeneziaSelwyn Vickers, MDVilter FoundationVinla Gupta Memorial Fund CCAVirginia Piper Cancer Institute/ AllinaMr. Mauricio VivesMr. and Mrs. Gregory C. VoetschMr. Gregory VoglerMs. Sharon G. WachsMr. William WachterMr. Jeff WadlowMs. Roxanne WalshMs. Jenna WardMr. William M. WaxmanMr. and Mrs. Morris Weinberg, Jr.Vicki and Ron WeinerWeinstock, Friedman & Friedman, P.A.Alison and Donald WeissWells Fargo Bank MinnesotaDr. Cornelis G. WesselingWest Springfield Rotary Club

FoundationWFB Ohio-Foundation (MN)Mr. and Mrs. Roy WiedinmyerMs. Lore H. WigginsMr. Gordon W. WilliamsMs. Melanie M. WilliamsWm. Sullivan & Son Funeral DirectorsWilliam WulfingMr. and Mrs. Frank WurtzelK. James YagerCharles J. Yeo, MDMr. and Mrs. James R. Young, IIIMr. Ron ZimmermanZissu Family FoundationMs. Lynne ZucchiMr. Christopher ZuehlkeThe Zutter Family

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ASSETS 2008 2007

Cash 266,912 238,899

Investments 3,141,837 3,169,677

Pledges receivable 488,800 441,667

Sundry receivables 77,413 0

Inventory 46,298 24,782

Prepaidexpenses 133,453 381,443

Propertyandequipment,net 249,584 225,659

Other assets 18,613 18,613

TOTAL ASSETS 4,422,910 4,500,740

LIAbILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities

Accountspayable 155,571 255,281

Accrued expenses 216,069 183,333

Grantspayable 536,000 862,332

Capitalleaseobligations 31,584 42,460

Total Liabilities 939,224 1,343,406

Net Assets

Unrestricted 3,067,750 2,657,575

Temporarilyrestricted 294,653 378,476

Permanently restricted 121,283 121,283

Total Net Assets 3,483,686 3,157,334

TOTAL LIAbILITIES 4,422,910 4,500,740 AND NET ASSETS

statements oF Financial position June 30, 2008 and 2007

statements oF activities

Years ended June 30, 2008 and 2007

ThesefinancialstatementswereabstractedfromPancreaticCancerActionNetwork’sJune30,2008andJune30,2007financialstatements which were audited by McGladrey & Pullen, LLP, Certified Public Accountants. Because the information does not include all the disclosures required by U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, it does not purport to present Pancreatic Cancer Action Network’sfinancialconditionorresultsofactivities.AcopyoftheauditedfinancialstatementswillbeprovideduponrequestatPancreaticCancerActionNetwork’soffice.

INCOME 2008 2007

Contributions 3,247,351 3,131,132

Specialevents,net* 4,258,144 3,947,203

Storesales,net 137,954 81,850

Netinvestmentreturn (58,600) 150,864 and other

TOTAL INCOME 7,584,849 7,311,049

ExPENSES

Program Services

Researchadvocacy 2,962,542 2,261,349

Patientsupport 1,907,837 1,625,471

Education 1,447,286 1,085,736

Total program services 6,317,665 4,972,556

Supporting Services

Generalandadministrative 243,287 279,459

Fundraising 697,545 481,960

Total supporting services 940,832 761,419

TOTAL ExPENSES 7,258,497 5,733,975 INCREASE IN NET ASSETS 326,352 1,577,074

*Specialeventsarepresentednetofdirectcostsof$847,052and$644,907in2008and2007,respectively.

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income sources 2008

income 2000-2008

expenses 2008

$8,000,000

$7,000,000

$6,000,000

$5,000,000

$4,000,000

$3,000,000

$2,000,000

$1,000,000

$02000* 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

*Includes the 16-month period from February 15, 1999 to June 20, 2000.

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