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A ual R r 20092010


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pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AdvAnce ReseARch. s ppoRt pAtients. cReAte hope.

On behalf of everyone in the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network family,we thank you for your generous contributions this past year. Despite theongoing economic challenges our country faces, the support of ourdonors remained steadfast. Our revenue increased by 34 percent duringfiscal year 2009 -10 as compared to the previous fiscal year. Due tothis vital support, we are able to continue to provide and expand much-

needed, high-quality services and programs for the nations pancreaticcancer community.

Our approach to ghting pancreatic cancer is comprehensive, effectiveand far-reaching. We directly fund important research grants annually,remain resolute in advocating for more aggressive federal researchfunding, provide comprehensive services for patients and families facingthis disease through our Patient and Liaison Services (PALS) programand support a robust, all-volunteer network comprising thousands ofvolunteers nationwide that focus on furthering our extensive communityoutreach programs. The synergy produced by these efforts fuels anunprecedented momentum in the pancreatic cancer community as theranks of our supporters keep growing.

Many of our considerable accomplishments during this scal year aredue to your ongoing support and we remain humbly grateful. Yourcontributions help tens of thousands of people at what is probably themost challenging time in their lives.

We hope you share our enthusiasm as you review this years annual report.

Warmest regards,

Jason Kuhn Julie Fleshman, JD, MBA

Immediate Past Chair President and CEO

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pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk Ann A RepoRt 20092010 1

BoARd oF diRectoRs

Peter KovlerChairWashington, D.C.

Jason KuhnImmediate Past Chair

Tampa, Florida

Stephanie R. Davis, JD, MA Sherman Oaks, California Tim EnnisBoca Raton, Florida Julie Fleshman, JD, MBA President and CEOLos Angeles, California

Stevan Holmberg, MBA, DBA Potomac, Maryland Laurie MacCaskillLos Angeles, California

Jai PauschHampton Roads, Virginia

Stuart RickersonRancho Santa Fe, California

Cynthia StroumFounding Chair EmeritusSeattle, Washington

scientiFic AdvisoR BoARd

David Tuveson, MD, PhDChairCambridge Research Institute/CRUK Dafna Bar-Sagi, PhDImmediate Past Chair

New York University

Teri Brentnall, MDUniversity of Washington Michael Hollingsworth, PhDUniversity of NebraskaMedical Center

Ralph Hruban, MDJohns Hopkins University

Elizabeth Jaffee, MDJohns Hopkins University Craig Logsdon, PhDMD Anderson Cancer Center Margaret Mandelson, PhDFred Hutchinson CancerResearch Center Gloria Petersen, PhDMayo Clinic

Margaret Tempero, MDUniversity of California,San Francisco Selwyn Vickers, MDUniversity of Minnesota Geoffrey Wahl, PhDSalk Institute

edicA AdvisoR co nci

Jordan Berlin, MDChair

Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center

Mark Talamonti, MDImmediate Past Chair

NorthShore UniversityHealth System

Marcia Canto, MDJohns Hopkins University Christopher Crane, MDMD Anderson Cancer Center

Jason Fleming, MDMD Anderson Cancer Center

Julie Meddles, RD, LDOhio State University Medical Center

Mary Mulcahy, MDNorthwestern University

Maria Petzel, RD, CSO, LD, CNSDMD Anderson Cancer Center

Vincent Picozzi, MD Virginia Mason Medical Center

Mark Pochapin, MDJay Monahan Center forGastrointestinal Health

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Pancreatic cancer survivor Anne Shimabukura and her daughter, Holly, at the inaugural PurpleStride Washington, D.C., on June 19, 2010


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ABo t the pAncReAticcAnceR Action netwoRkThe Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, Inc., was founded in 1999 tofocus national attention on a disease that is the fourth leading cause ofcancer death in the United States but receives far less considerationthan cancers of comparable severity. Initially created as a grassrootsorganization, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network has become thenational leader in the quest to defeat pancreatic cancer. The PancreaticCancer Action Network fulfills its mission through a comprehensive

strategy that combines directly funding research, generating publicpolicy, providing patient services, and extending community outreachand education nationwide. The organization stands as a beacon of hopefor the pancreatic cancer community by providing leadership and unityin the urgent ght to nd a cure.


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Scienti c understanding of pancreatic cancer has historically been hindered by limitedfederal and private funding and a sparse and fragmented research community.The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network brings a proven research strategy to fightingthis disease a strategy that has demonstrated results in accelerating treatments for

conditions like heart disease and breast cancer. We are developing the robust researchcommunity and shared resources necessary to produce medical breakthroughs.

Through our research grants program, we attract investigators with innovative ideas andbrilliant early-career scientists to study pancreatic cancer. Beyond the nancial supportof their research projects, we convene these investigators for knowledge sharing,collaboration, and mentorship.

Simultaneously, we work to increase federal research funding available for pancreaticcancer scientists through our advocacy efforts in Washington, D.C., and at the NationalCancer Institute (NCI).

The organizations integrated role in the scienti c community through participation in andthe leadership of scienti c conferences and committees affords us the opportunity to lookbroadly at the pancreatic cancer research landscape. From this unique perspective, we areable to employ a steady, committed strategy to build a strong research community that willmake life-saving discoveries. Our supporters invest in this strategy, rather than a series ofisolated tactics.

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Since 2003, the Pancreatic Cancer ActionNetwork has funded 56 research grants atprestigious biomedical research institutionsacross the country through a competitivepeer-review process, representing acumulative investment of approximately$7.1 million.

In 2009 -10, the organization increasedits annual research commitment byapproximately 90 percent compared to theprevious year, awarding nine pancreaticcancer research grants totalling nearly$2.3 million. The grants program isadministered in partnership with the

American Association for Cancer Research(AACR) to ensure a rigorous peer-reviewprocess and funding of only the highestquality science.

A new ve-year, $600,000 Pathwayto Leadership Grant, which providessustained support to a promising early-career scientist, was presented for the rsttime to Zeshaan Rasheed, MD, PhD, ofJohns Hopkins University.

At the October 2009 scienti c sessionwith the organizations Scienti c AdvisoryBoard and Medical Advisory Council,grant recipients presented their researchprogress and engaged in discussions withleading scientists.

Researchers representing 35 institutionsparticipated in a webinar on NCI fundingopportunities, featuring Suresh Mohla, PhD,of the NCIs Division of Cancer Biology.

Grant recipients took part in professionaldevelopment activities facilitated bythe Pancreatic Cancer Action Network,including mentorship by senior scientists,networking opportunities, involvementin Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Day,attendance and presentations at scienti cconferences, and participation in scienti creview committees.

The organization was represented on theNCIs Pancreas Task Force and the NationalComprehensive Cancer Networks (NCCN)Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma Panel, twonational-scope committees that help shapeclinical trials and treatment guidelines.

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Diane Simeone, MDUniversity of Michigan2010 Randy Pausch Family -Pancreatic Cancer Action Network -

AACR Innovative Grant

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS IN 2009 -10:


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2010 RAnts

sA e stRo pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR Fe owship AwARd

Vikram Bhattacharjee, PhDFox Chase Cancer CenterCandidate Gene Validation o Sensitizers o Pancreatic Cancer to Gemcitabine

skip viRA h pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR cAReeR deve op ent AwARdJonathan Brody, PhDThomas Jefferson UniversityHuR is a Predictive and Prognostic Marker in Pancreatic Cancer

te p R-pedic RetAi eRs pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR pAthwA to eAdeRship RAntZeshaan Rasheed, MD, PhDJohns Hopkins University

Are Cancer Stem Cells Relevant in Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma?

PATHWAY TO LEADERSHIP GRANT

Our research grants program is designed to attract brilliant early-career scientists andinvestigators with innovative ideas regarding the study of pancreatic cancer. By recruitingthe brightest scientists with the most novel ideas, we continue to build a comprehensiveresearch community, poised to make signi cant scienti c discoveries. The Pathway toLeadership Grant, Fellowship Award, and Career Development Awards provide funding atcritical times for early-career researchers when they are selecting their areas of scienti cfocus. Innovative Grants provide funding to investigators at any career level to explore newand leading-edge ideas and approaches in pancreatic cancer research.

FELLOWSHIP AWARD

CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS


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pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR cAReeR deve op ent AwARd Alec Kimmelman, MD, PhDDana-Farber Cancer InstituteDNA Repair and the DNA Damage Response in Pancreatic Cancer

pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR cAReeR deve op ent AwARdMichael VanSaun, PhD

Vanderbilt UniversityInfuence o Adipokines on Pancreatic Cancer Progression

FRed An FA i Fo ndAtion pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR innovAtive RAntFrank McCormick, PhD, FRSUniversity of California, San FranciscoSpeci c K-Ras Inhibitors for Treating Pancreatic Cancer

the RAnd pA sch FA i pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR innovAtive RAntDiane Simeone, MDUniversity of MichiganTargeting Notch Signaling in Pancreatic Cancer Stem Cells

pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR innovAtive RAntGloria Su, PhDColumbia UniversityNotch Decoy Signaling in Pancreatic Cancer Stem Cells

pAncReAtic cAnceR Action netwoRk AAcR innovAtive RAnt Amy Tang, PhDEastern Virginia Medical SchoolSIAH is a Novel and Effective Anti-K-Ras Drug Target in Pancreatic Cancer

INNOVATIVE GRANTS


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oveRn ent AFFAiRs &AdvocAcOur Government Affairs & Advocacy program, based in Washington, D.C., focuses oneducating elected of cials about pancreatic cancer and the need to increase federalresearch funding dedicated to studying the disease.

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS AND ADVOCACY HIGHLIGHTS IN 2009 -10:

Thanks to the work of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and its volunteers,support for the Pancreatic Cancer Research & Education Act (S. 3320/ H.R. 745) grewsubstantially on Capitol Hill. The Senate version of the bill (S. 3320) was introduced inMay 2010 by U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI). In just two months, the bipartisan

support of 20 percent of the Senate was secured. The House bill, which was introduced inJanuary 2009 by Representatives Anna Eshoo (D-CA) and Ginny Brown-Waite (R-FL), todate has the support of more than 50 percent of the U.S. House of Representatives. IfCongress runs out of time to act on the bill during the 2010 legislative session, thelegislation will need to be reintroduced in the 112th Congress. The support we have builtfor the bill will be instrumental in advancing the legislation in the new Congress.

Government Affairs & Advocacy

From le t, Representatives Anna Eshoo (D-C) and Ginny Brown-Waite (R-FL), and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI)


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In June 2010, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network hosted the fourth annualNational Call-In and Pancreatic Cancer

Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C. Morethan 400 participants attended AdvocacyDay in person, a 14 percent increasecompared to 2009. In addition, othersupporters participated from home,placing more than 2,000 phone calls toCongress during the National Call-In,and making contact with more than 440members of Congress.

Supporters across the country raisedawareness about pancreatic cancer intheir states and home towns by securing422 proclamations from their state andlocal elected of cials, representing a 230percent increase compared to 2009.

Progress continued on building federalsupport for the creation of a new federallyfunded targeted research program focusedon the deadly cancers, de ned as thosecancers with a ve-year survival ratebelow 50 percent. The Pancreatic Cancer

Action Network founded the DeadlyCancer Coalition in 2008 to create anew focus on these issues. This year,congressional support continued to buildfor the concept. The Pancreatic Cancer

Action Network was invited to testifyin front of the U.S. House Energy andCommerces Subcommittee on Healthabout the need for such a researchprogram.

This year, nearly 9,000 advocates sentover 20,000 e-mail messages, reachingevery congressional of ce.

Since the Pancreatic Cancer ActionNetworks advocacy program wasfounded in 1999, increasing federalfunding for pancreatic cancer researchhas remained a top priority. In 2009,these efforts secured a 3 percentincrease in funding for pancreatic cancerresearch at the National Cancer Institutecompared to the prior year. This increaseis notable, considering that funding forother leading cancer killers was cut.


Advocates who met with Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL), third rom le t, at the ourth annual Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Day on June 22, 2010, included, rom le t, Medical Advisory Council Immediate Past Chair Mark Talamonti, MD, survivor

Judy Sarvas, Norma MacBride, Brittney Talamonti, Jason Talamonti and Anne Talamonti.


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The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is working hard alongside our Congressional champions, U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and U.S. Representatives Anna Eshoo (D-CA) and Ginny Brown-Waite (R-FL) to advancethe Pancreatic Cancer Research & Education Act (S. 3320/ H.R. 745), the rst-ever substantial legislation dedicated to advancing pancreatic cancer research. To increase awareness o the bill among Members o Congress during the

ourth annual Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Day in June 2010, a Its Time or a Death De ying Strategy advertisingcampaign was employed, which eatured the advertisement above. The ad purpose ully eatured a stark design to

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The Pancreatic Cancer Research &Education Act would create a path for trueprogress by requiring the National CancerInstitute (NCI) to develop a strategic plan tomake real advances in ghting pancreaticcancer. The legislation is based on theNational Plan to Advance PancreaticCancer Research , a report developed bythe Pancreatic Cancer Action NetworksScienti c Advisory Board in 2008. Keycomponents of the bill include:

The bill does not dictate how the NCIshould conduct pancreatic cancerresearch. Instead, it calls for the creationof a strategic plan under the direction ofthe Health and Human Services (HHS)Secretary and in consultation with theDirectors of the National Institutes ofHealth (NIH), the NCI, and the Centersfor Disease Control and Prevention(CDC), as well as a new InterdisciplinaryPancreatic Cancer Coordinating (IPCC)Committee comprising pancreatic cancerresearch experts, early career pancreaticcancer investigators, and a pancreaticcancer advocate.

The NCI-directed comprehensive annualstrategic plan would detail the needs for

the conduct and support of pancreaticcancer research and awareness activitiesduring the upcoming scal year. Toimprove accountability, the plan wouldbe submitted to the HHS Secretary andpublished on the agencys website.

At the end of each year, the Secretarywould submit an annual report toCongress that identi es the steps taken

to implement the recommendationsoutlined in the strategic plan.

Under the bill, a new ve-year grant pilotproject would be created at the NCIspeci cally for research into the deadliestcancers, de ned as those with ve-yearsurvival rates below 50 percent. The initialphase would include pancreatic cancerand, potentially, other cancers that meetthe criteria. Following the initial phase,the Secretary would submit a report toCongress evaluating the program andmaking recommendations for continuationand/or expansion into other deadly cancers.

The legislation builds on a programcreated by Congress in the 1990s thatspeci cally focused on breast andprostate cancer called the SpecializedPrograms of Research Excellence, orSPORE. The program was expanded inthe last several years to not only provideincreased opportunities for researchinto these cancers, but to also offersome limited research opportunities forpancreatic and other types of cancer.

The legislation calls for the NIH and CDC towork with patient advocacy organizationsto develop a primary care providereducation program on pancreatic cancerand a communication tool kit for patients.

A SuMMARY OF THE bILL:


DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC PLAN FORPANCREATIC CANCER RESEARCH

ESTAbLISHING A CANCER RESEARCHINCubATOR PILOT PROjECT FOR THEHIGHEST MORTALITY CANCERS

STRENGTHENING AND ExPANDINGCENTERS OF ExCELLENCE FOR

PANCREATIC CANCER

PROMOTING PHYSICIAN ANDPubLIC AWARENESS


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The Pancreatic Cancer Action Networks Patient and Liaison Services (PALS) program is

a comprehensive, free information and education service for pancreatic cancer patients,their family members and caregivers, and health professionals. Individuals who contactthe PALS program are matched with highly trained, dedicated PALS Associates who areavailable to answer questions and provide information and support. Those in need areencouraged to contact PALS as many times as they wish to get the information theyrequire throughout their pancreatic cancer journey.

The PALS program is the only one of its kind providing quality, detailed informationon topics including diagnosis, treatment options, clinical trials, diet and nutrition,specialists and support resources. The goal of the program is to help patients andtheir families learn about and understand their options so that they may make informeddecisions together with their medical care teams.

The PALS program also offers a library of educational materials and hosts PancreaticCancer Symposia and Educational Lectures, a series of in-person educational eventsheld around the country for patients and their families.

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In 2009 -10, the PALS program maintainedand expanded the impressive services andresources it provides for the pancreaticcancer community. PALS distributed morematerials to healthcare professionals touse in resource centers, libraries andclinics and to provide to their patients andcaregivers than ever before. PALS alsoreached more communities by hostingeducational events in ten cities across theUnited States.

pA s hi h i hts in 2009 -10: Nearly 5,000 individuals and familiescalled or e-mailed the PALS program forpancreatic cancer education, resources,information and support. Additionally,nearly 3,000 educational packets wereordered online by individuals seeking

information about the disease. Sincethe inception of the program in 2002,approximately 47,000 patients andtheir families have utilized services andresources offered through PALS.

PALS maintained impressive qualityassurance ratings on the services providedby PALS Associates, the helpfulness of

materials provided and the timeliness ofthe receipt of materials, with an averagequality assurance score of 97 percent.

The PALS library of educational literaturewas expanded with the addition of new factsheets with updated and revised content.Currently, six booklets are available in the

PALS library: An Overview of PancreaticCancer Diet and Nutrition: NutritionalConcerns with Pancreatic Cancer; ClinicalTrials: Participating in a Pancreatic CancerStudy; Hospice: End-of-Life Care inPancreatic Cancer; Informacin Generaldel Cncer de Pncreas (An Overview ofPancreatic Cancer in Spanish) and LaDieta y Nutricin: Temas NutricionalesRelacionadas Con el Cncer del Pncreas(Diet and Nutrition in Spanish). At present,24 of the 52 PALS fact sheets are alsoavailable in Spanish.

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Brenda ColemanNine-year survivorTwin Cities Af liate Coordinator


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Survivor Photos (clockwise, from top left) Minneapolis, photographed on September 12, 2009; Dallas, photographed on March 26, 2010; Baltimore, photographed on November 14, 2009; Los Angeles, photographed onOctober 16, 2009; Seattle, photographed on April 30, 2010; and Pittsburgh, photographed on May 22, 2010.

Approximately 65,000 pieces of PALSeducational literature were distributed

free of charge to health professionals inhospitals and clinics across the nation.

The Pancreatic Cancer Symposia seriesoffered six symposia in various citiesacross the United States: Minneapolis,Los Angeles, Baltimore, Dallas, Seattleand Pittsburgh. PALS, in conjunction withlocal volunteers, also provided EducationalLectures in Portland, Jacksonville, Denverand San Francisco. Between these teneducational events, PALS hosted nearly1,000 attendees.

PALS provided approximately 1,700 peer-to-peer matches through the Survivor andCaregiver Network. These connections aremade by PALS Associates between peoplefacing pancreatic cancer and volunteers

who share their personal experiences andoffer support, encouragement and hope.

PALS staff attended the followingprofessional conferences throughoutthe scal year to network with healthprofessionals and for continuing educationpurposes: the Gastrointestinal CancersSymposium, the American Pancreatic

Association (APA), the AmericanPsychosocial Oncology Society (APOS),the Association of Oncology Social Work(AOSW), the Oncology Nursing Society(ONS), and the American Society of ClinicalOncology (ASCO).


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The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is powered by active af liates in more than 70 cities

across the nation. Our af liates include hundreds of dedicated and passionate volunteerswho help us to ful ll our vital mission. Af liate volunteers work as teams to raise fundsand awareness by hosting local events, by educating the public through health fairs, andby providing valuable information about the disease to hospitals, clinics and medicalprofessionals.

The volunteers also help us to further our goals by engaging their local media, reachingout to healthcare professionals, and alerting their elected of cials about the urgent needfor scienti c progress in the area of pancreatic cancer research. Thanks to their focus and

dedication, our volunteers were extremely successful in raising much-needed awarenessand funds and educating people in their communities about pancreatic cancer.

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Above left: TEAMHOPE participants celebrate the nish o Kona Hal -Marathon in Hawaii on June 27, 2010.TEAMHOPE provides opportunities or individuals and teams to participate in sporting events around the country.(Learn more at www.teamhopemarathon.org.)

Above right: Thousands o volunteers across the country organized 31 PurpleStrides in addition to helping out on 400 other volunteer events. (Learn more at www.purplestride.org)


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co nit o tReAch hi h i hts in 2009 -10: A total of 431 volunteer-driven events that grossed $6.2 million and were held in

communities across the country signi cantly advanced our fundraising efforts andraised awareness about pancreatic cancer.

The organization distributed more than 1,300 informational packets to volunteers todeliver to healthcare professionals around the country about our Patient and LiaisonServices (PALS) program.

Ninety six percent of our af liates (69 out of 72) sent volunteers to Washington, D.C.,to participate in the fourth annual Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Day to advocate forincreased federal research funding and support for the Pancreatic Cancer Research &Education Act (S. 3320/H.R. 745).

The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network registered more than 1,900 media hits with areach in excess of 800 million due to the ongoing efforts of our volunteers.

More than 2,000 supporters turned out or PurpleStride Washington, D.C., on June 19, 2010, to increase local awareness and raise donations or our mission.


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Donor and Corporate Relations

The generous donations o hundreds o committed individuals, oundations and corporationsthroughout the year support our comprehensive approach to ghting pancreatic cancer.This critical support allows us to expand the essential services we provide, und innovative

research and advance the best scienti c investigations.

The Palette Fund is a foundation that honors the legacyof Rand Harlan Skolnick, a noted philanthropist who diedfrom pancreatic cancer in 2008. With a gift of $518,000, thefoundation has graciously partnered with the PancreaticCancer Action Network to fund a new Patient NavigationOutreach Program, which will be administered throughthe organization's highly regarded Patient and Liaison

Services, or PALS, program.The new programs aim is to ensure that healthprofessionals appropriately consider pancreatic cancer

when diagnosing their patients experiencing symptoms, provide referrals to experiencedpancreatic cancer specialists when appropriate, and refer pancreatic cancer patients and theircaregivers to PALS to receive the education, support and services they need.

The pancreatic cancer community will bene t in many ways through the Patient NavigationOutreach Program due to the generosity and support of The Palette Fund.

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Donor and Corporate Relations

From le t, Tempur-Pedic CEO Mark Sarvary, long-term Pancreatic Cancer Action Network supporter Roger Magowitz, Founder and Director o Corporate and Donor Relations Pamela Acosta Marquardt, President and CEO Julie Fleshman, Director o Corporate Relations Brian Doremus, and Pancreatic Cancer Action Network National Board o Directors Chair Jason Kuhn

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In the fall of 2009, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network joinedforces with Tempur-Pedic North America, LLC, one of themost recognized brands for innovative sleeping systems anda leader in the bedding industry, to launch the organizations

rst national, cause-related marketing campaign. As partof the Tempur-Pedic Hugs Back campaign, a co-branded teddy bear made from thecompanys proprietary TEMPUR material was created and sold to raise money andpromote the ght against pancreatic cancer. In their role, Tempur-Pedic united a largegroup of their dedicated retailers nationwide to participate in the campaign. Donationsraised through the 2009 Hugs Back campaign funded the organizations inauguralPathway to Leadership grant, a ve-year research grant that was awarded in 2010 toZashaan Rasheed, MD, PhD, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University.

Tempur-Pedic is the Pancreatic Cancer Action Networks rst national corporate sponsorto make a substantial, multi-year commitment to the ght against pancreatic cancer.The company will launch the second year of its highly successful Hugs Back campaign inOctober of 2010.


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thAnk oWe wish to acknowledge all o our generous donors and supporters who make it possible

or us to broaden our reach, deliver world-class programs, and advance our mission in the

ght against pancreatic cancer.

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Christine K. BigelowMr. and Mrs. Matthew BrownChihuly StudioChristen Elizabeth Clement Foundation

Circle of Hope BraceletsCommunity Health Charities MinnesotaRichard DePositRosalie DertkeDetroit Lions CharitiesDonald W. and Susan E. Lewis FundDoug's Fish FryDr. Laurence A. Mack Memorial FundEnCana Oil & Gas (USA)Epic Systems CorporationE-RewardsFairwind PropertiesFirst Federal BankFPA Gym Account

Daryl GeigerCheryl GoldenJerry Grif nMr. and Mrs. Bradley L. GunnHackers for HopeHerman Family Joint VentureHarry HowleHugin Family FoundationIBM Employee Services CenterJames M. Pintkowski FundMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Joyce

Nicholas KalikowMrs. Sharon L. KassakianBryan KitzLexisNexis

Linda J. VervilleCancer Research Foundation

Michael and Carol LinkMike J. LonswayLaurie and Paul MacCaskillMr. and Mrs. Scott MacCaskill

and familyYoshiyuki MajimaChuck MalkMartyn R. Redgrave TrustDavid MayoCarole M. MazzrellaG. Alan McLaren and Marilyn McLarenMr. and Mrs. Joerg R. Michelfelder

Microsoft Matching Gifts andGiving Campaign

Peter J. MorganRobert MorrisonNancy M. Daly FoundationHenry NickelNexen Petroleum USA OppenheimerFunds Legacy ProgramOrange Apartment Investors, LLCEllen PanskyPES Partners, LLC

Play 4 Pat Bene tPlotkin Family FoundationPUMPRensselaer HondaResnick Family FoundationRod Rogers Foundation for

Charities FundJeffrey A. Ross, PhDDomenic R. RuscioSaw Island FoundationSewell Village CadillacMrs. Alexandra J. SheldonShirley French LilacShirley Hobbs Martin Memorial FundSue SimonHarriet J. SirotaRon SkoronskiPaul SkovbrotenSocial VibeSt. Justin Martyr ChurchTampa General HospitalThe Florence MacFarlane Martin

Memorial FoundationThe George L. Shields FoundationThe Jim Haugen Memorial FoundationThe Lane Construction CorporationThe Lloyd E. & Elisabeth H. Klein

Family FoundationThe Oberheide Family FoundationThe Reichert FoundationThe Shepard Family Charitable FundThe Stephanie Harter FoundationBaker TillyTransamerica Financial Life

Insurance CompanyJohn P. TremperTroy High Band BoostersTyrolean Inn RestaurantUMB BankcardUniversity of Wisconsin

Medical FoundationRonald W. Vansyoc

Vintage Hollywood Foundation Volkswagen Group of America, Inc.Wells Fargo FoundationWestern Reserve Life Assurance

Company of OhioWeston Development CompanyMr. and Ms. Christopher WhiteMr. and Mrs. John E. WilkinsKathryn and Seth WombleSusan K. WrightZ Gallerie


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$2,500-$4,999 American Association for

Cancer Research (AACR) American Family Mutual

Insurance CompanyMrs. Jane Madelon Anthony

Appraisal Institute Asuragen AvendraBaylor Health Care SystemSusan R. BennettJohn BergerBerry Petroleum CompanyBig Steve FoundationBloomington Normal JayceesMrs. Bernadette BraceMr. Herb and Mrs. Kimberly Bringger

Alicia and Rick CashmanCB Richard Ellis Inc. FoundationCEBO IndustriesCharles and Margaret Levin

Family FoundationChevron Products CompanyMrs. Susan ClarksonCody's Original RoadhouseCogdell Spencer ErdmanComerica Private BankingCommunity Health Charities of OregonCorks N. Canvas LLCMr. and Mrs. Ryan CorneliusJennifer CorryMr. and Mrs. Mike CourtneyCrestron ElectronicsDr. Bret A. CuthbertsonDallas Mavericks Basketball LimitedWalt DallmanProfessor Robert P. DanaMr. and Mrs. Ernest DavisDonny and Amy EdelmonEdgemere Senior Center CouncilTeresa R. and Robert S. EdwardsMr. and Ms. Alvin L. Eerkes

Enterprise Rent-A-Car FoundationJoan EnticknapEnviroscapeMarjorie Erickson-SchmidFly By Night AudioDaniel E. FogelmanFranks Family FundFrederick S. Upton FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard GaffneyErica L. GallegosMarsha S. Garil

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Gilroy, IIIStephen GioveMr. and Mrs. James GiuntiniMr. and Mrs. Gerard GrafDiane GruberStephen J. GuarigliaSean GunnMs. Kristal N. GutmannJulie HampMrs. Mary HansenGordon W. HawthorneHealthtrax Fitness and WellnessMr. and Mrs. Roy HendinRuth HermanHewlett-Packard Company FoundationMr. Kenneth P. HinckleyMs. Janie B. HodgesKaren HoppDr. Cynthia HudsonBob HunsbergerIncentive Concepts, LLCMr. and Mrs. Vito IppolitoKirsten JensenJerrold A. Salmanson FoundationErik JohnsonJW Marriott Washington, D.C.Mr. and Mrs. Steven KeeferRic KindMr. and Mrs. Brian J. KnudsonKaren A. KuhlaL'auberge du LacMr. and Mrs. Seth LearyMrs. Patricia A. LecompteLiving Water FoundationM3 Insurance SolutionsMark C. and Faith A. Goldstein

Philanthropic FundMathew Photographic Services

Angela M. MaxtonMrs. Laura L. McGettiganFrederick Mercy IVMetroPCS Wireless

Alysa MillerMr. and Mrs. James MorrisonMt. Laurel Elementary SchoolNational Surgical Care, Inc.Mrs. Ann NatyzakNappy NeamanNorth Penn Alumni Athletic AssociationMrs. Lynn E. NyboSusan OkulaPappas Bros. SteakhouseJason D. Peckenpaugh

Pepsico Inc.Larissa ProciukProvidence Little Company of

Mary Medical Center of TorranceMrs. Ann QuinnMr. and Mrs. John B. QuinnRecycled CyclesReif Family Fund of the

Jewish Community FoundationMrs. Diane C. RhoneMrs. Sheila S. RoachRobert T. Smutzer Memorial FundRoberto's SalonRobins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, LLP

Charitable Foundation

Rocky Hill Middle SchoolRoberto D. RodriguezMarianne RuchMrs. Jeanne Weaver RueschBruce W. RuminskiKenneth RybickiBetsy and Anoush SadeghBarbara B. SchagerCristine SchrecengostSeattle Cancer Care AllianceMr. and Mrs. Matthew Sheerin

Vicki L. SheronShin Enterprises, LLCMrs. Linda L. Smilie

Mr. and Mrs. Randy SmithSt. James United Methodist ChurchSt. Johns Operating AccountSt. Louis University HospitalSt. Mary Medical CenterSt. Pete Road RunnersStanley M. SteinStein/Gelberg FoundationDr. Jonathan SullivanBrett SundheimSylvia & Howard Minsky FoundationT Rogers Inc.Texas Motor SpeedwayThe Carrell Clinic

The Columbus Chapter ofThe Girl Friends, Inc.

The Kerry Group, LLCThe Newell FoundationThe Robert and Marion Schamann

Brozowski FoundationThe Saint Paul FoundationThe Susanne and Gary Tobey

Family FoundationThe Thomas J. and Ruth E. Grimaldi

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Thomas Jefferson UniversityBen TischlerMark C. TrinkaMr. and Mrs. Merlyn W. TrippDr. and Mrs. Martin TullusRobert H. WeaverPatrick E. WelchGordon W. WilliamsWilliams LeaKatie E. WolffWolfpack Tennis Booster ClubSharon WongZazz Writing

$1,000-$2,499 A+ Chemical Sales, Inc Abny FoundationJohn M. Aegerter

Af nity Insurance Services AirTran AirwaysJim and Jody Akers

Alaqua Lakes Ladies AssociationMrs. Shannon AlbrightMrs. Renee AlexanderRuby and Raymond Alexander

Alpha Delta Epsilon AlhambraMick Allen

Alliant Energy Corporate Services Allianz Life Insurance Company of

North AmericaNicholas Altimari

Alton FoundationHoward Alton

American Airlines, Inc. American Bathtub Re nishers American Society of

Clinical Oncology (ASCO) American Transmission CompanyRaymond Ames

Andre & Elizabeth Kertesz Foundation Angell Family Foundation Appetites On MainMr. and Mrs. John Arbini

Arch W. Shaw FoundationMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Arends

Alex Aretakes Abigail ArmsMrs. Antonella P. Arnone

Adrienne Atkinson Aubrey & Ruth Jacobs

Philanthropic FundKevin S. Avery

Joanne AyerSherri BaggettMartin BakerMrs. Michelle BakerBarbara and Ron Kaufman

Philanthropic FundElaine BardPaul BardinasMr. and Mrs. William A. BarnesBruce E. BarrDafna Bar-Sagi, PhDMr. and Mrs. Stanley BarshayStuart BaskinMrs. Nancy J. BeaumontSusan M. BeecherBell, Nunnally & Martin LLPNeil BelliveauBen E. Keith CompanyEdward A. BennettMrs. Marlys A. Bennett

Alham BenyameenMrs. Lee BergMrs. Ruth BergClay BergerClifford BergerGarrett BergerRemi BergerJordan Berlin, MDNadeau BernardJennifer BertanaBertha Johnson Memorial For PanCANMargaret Berwind-DartMauricio BetancurLisette BillardMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BillsMrs. Amanda BinnsMr. and Mrs. Eldee L. BitseffDick BlandDavid BleichMr. and Mrs. Calvin BoenderDaniel BoggsMr. and Mrs. Raymond T. BojanowskiSusan BollingerMr. and Mrs. Jeff & Elaine Bomberger

Venkateshwar BommakantiBob BondMr. and Mrs. David L. BooneBooz Allen Hamilton Inc.Fred Borcherding and familyMr. and Mrs. Brent T. BordelonTom and Pat BorenSusan E. BoydBP Mechanical Corp. Falco

Brad Worthley InternationalChristine BrancaccioMr. and Mrs. Charles M. BresciaDavid BressmanBridgestone Retail Operations, LLCPaul BringgoldScott BristolBristol-Myers Squibb Co. Employee

Giving & Match ProgramBrittany Rodio FoundationJames D. Brodnax

Alex H. BrostBrown Advisory Charitable FoundationDavid BrownMr. and Mrs. Richard W. BrownSusan R. BrownBruce Attarian

Memorial Golf TournamentMr. and Mrs. John BuckRalph BurlinghamDebbie BurnsMrs. Patricia BurnsSharon and Bob BushJulie ButlerJeffrey BuzenCabaret Fights CancerMrs. Barbara CagliostroMrs. Dominique CainCampbell FundMelinda CampiMrs. Marilyn A. CanonCargillWilliam CariSteve CarlsonCarpenter Family Charitable FundMargaret and Joseph R. CastelliMrs. Barbara A. CausseauxJohn Chabot, MD

Ara ChackerianMr. and Mrs. Richard L. ChadakoffC. Dana ChalfantChristopher ChanSherman ChanCharitable Flex FundMaureen CheliusDonna ChenMr. and Mrs. Russell CherryChevron Humankind

Employee Funds & Matching GiftsJohn ChianelliDanny ChildersSanto ChillemeChrist Universal Temple


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Timothy L. ChristenRobert A. ChristieChristus St. PatrickChurch of the Good ShepherdCITGO Petroleum CorporationMr. and Ms. Jeff ClarkMrs. Janice ClelandClinical Trials & Surveys CorporationC & S Glass CompanyPatricia Cohen

A. J. ColeMrs. Tiffany E. ColemanBeth CollinsColorado Gastroenterology Prof. LLCColorado Party RentalsColumbia SteelComerica BankCommercial Warehouse & CartageMr. and Mrs. Tim ConcannonCreighton CondonJeanne CookCooper FoundationJarret A. CooperKelly J. CooperCork Athletic and Social ClubCorporate Health Plans of AmericaCoughlin & Gerhart LLPJames Courtney, MDNancy CoxCrisis CardsJodelle S. CrossetCandace C. Crowell and Kate CameronCSE Federal Credit UnionDavid Cullen

Mr. and Mrs. Gary CumpstonMrs. Frances CzarneckiRachael DameronMrs. Virginia M. DameronCarol J. DavisDana DelaneyJohn DelatourTom DelatourMrs. Debbie DelisleMr. and Mrs. Chris DeLongStephanie DerkaschDesign CircleMr. and Mrs. Philip T. DiazRosemary DiederichJames DistefanoMr. and Mrs. Steve J. DonahueDoorhangers Etc.Dorf Haus LLCDorothy & William Davila FoundationDorskind Family Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. George W. DoucetteMr. and Mrs. Glen H. DouglassMichelle and Brian DuffKathy DunningEchoserveMr. and Mrs. Kevin EckertMs. Erin K. EdickEdward and Leslye Phillips

Family FoundationCatherine EisenbergerSteven EisenstadtEl Paso CorporationElla T. Grasso Lodge #2538,

Order of Sons of Italy

Empire Computer Services, LLC.Mrs. Peggy J. EmshoffEnCana Cares FoundationMark EngelmanMr. and Mrs. Tim M. EnnisEnterprise Holdings FoundationEpiphany PartnersEpstein Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph EspositoSam EvettsMrs. Fran I. EwingExxon Mobil FoundationPaula FarhaFednav LimitedThomas E. FergusonMrs. Michelle FinneganMrs. Maria A. FisherGerrit D. FitchCarolyn D. FitermanSuzi FlammFlint Oak, Inc.Florida Farm Bureau Casualty

Insurance CompanyMr. and Mrs. Robert FordiceMarge Foti, PhD, MD (hc)Fountain View Family DentristryMr. and Mrs. Richard J. FowlerFox Chapel Area NHSJames FoyJerry FreirichFrestedt Inc.Eric FriedmanFruit of the EarthEdward D. Fugo Jr.


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Mrs. Marie R. FuhrkenEliana FurukawaGamma Phi Beta - MissouriMike GauGE - MDC 2009-07 ClassGeneral Casualty Golf LeagueGeneral Beverage Sales Company -

MadisonGeneral Manufacturing CompanyGeneral Wholesale CompanyMrs. Debra K. GertlerCatherine and Peter GetchellMrs. Betsy F. GiannuzziMr. and Mrs. Chris GiffordGerry T. GleissnerJessica GleissnerMr. and Mrs. Dave GoffGolden Lions ClubGoldman Sachs GivesGoldman Sachs and Co.Susan R. GoldsteinJames E. GonyoMrs. Jane H. GramlJohn L. GrayMr. and Mrs. Josef and

Stephany E. GrayGreater Baltimore Medical CenterRichard G. GrotchGroup Health Cooperative of

South Central WisconsinGTBA Brad and Marie GunnMichelle HackbarthHagafen CellarsRussell HainesJohn HallerMrs. Olivia HardinMichael HarriesDavid HarrisJames W. Harris, Jr.Harshman Chiropractic ClinicHartshorne Plunkard ArchitectureMr. and Mrs. John HartySylvia HaydenLinda HayleMr. and Mrs. Tim J. HearnHeineken USA Heinz North AmericaMrs. Autumn HelfertCindy G. HelloMr. and Mrs. Ben HendinW. L HenningMichael Henry


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Herbert R. and Jeanne A. Byard FundMargit HermanStephen J. HernandezLianne HerzbergHilton Dallas Park CitiesJohn L. HinseyHitachi Computer Products - OMDKathy R. HlebichukMr. and Mrs. Norman H. Ho eyTimothy HoganRoy R. HogueMr. and Mrs. Wesley HollisGregory HollowayStevan R. Holmberg, MBA, DBA Bradford Holtmeier

Nate HopperLaura M. HoranMr. and Mrs. Robert Hoskins

A. George HovanecDeborah C. HsiehPaul HuckabayLarry HudlerKathy A. HughesDavid R. HummelBarbara HunterWilliam S. HutchisonChris HyunInstant ImprintsIrving Kornstein Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Claude IsingIV JeansonneJ. R. Simplot CompanyJackie's TurnMr. and Mrs. Ross A. JaffeMrs. Tammy L. JajolaJazz St. LouisJeff Barsuli Charity Golf OutingDee JenningsGrace U. JhongJoe's Night OutJohn Patrick Lennon TrustJeffrey JohnsonMrs. Melanie Johnson

Johnson-Erickson Fund of theSaint Paul FoundationMrs. Nancy L. JonesR. Scott and Anne JonesDr. Ralph T. JonesJoyce and Donald Rumsfeld FoundationJeremy JoyceJudith EnterprisesSteven JulianoElizabeth R. KadwitKalispel Tribal Economic Authority

Mr. and Mrs. James KallewardJeff C. KanBarbara J. KarlenKarmanos Cancer InstituteCraig KastenMr. and Mrs. Mitchel KatzMr. and Mrs. Vaughn A. KauffmanKeeping The FaithDr. Charles KelberMrs. Laura KellerRon KemalyanRyan T. KennyKent State University - AshtabulaMatthew KernKerry GroupMelissa B. KestelMrs. Margaret KeyesKeyImpact Sales & SystemsKimchukDavid KimuraKing & Rufus, LLCKING Broadcasting CompanyDebra and Mark KleinKara V. KleinThomas KleinJeff KlingerMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Klockenbrink

Amy KlockengaCalvin KnightKnitter's NestKnollBrian KnudsonWei KohMr. and Mrs. James C. KrauseMr. John KrawlecMichael KremerKroger/Division of Ralphs

Grocery CompanyMrs. Karen KuhnKwicinski Family TrustL A E Construction, Inc.Elizabeth LaBooneLamar CompaniesMrs. Gay LamonicaMr. and Mrs. Robb S. Lamont, Jr.Lanatsa ConsultingLance Armstrong FoundationB. Lee Landers, Jr.Leena LandmarkCindy LandonLane Construction CorporationLankford FamilyLaurie Milotte Memorial Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. LauxMr. and Mrs. David LaydenJessica Ledbetter and Ranee BarsantiJennifer LeeJerry LeeDr. Kewchang LeeLeibowitz Family FoundationRon LeibsohnLeland Lions ClubSimon S. LeoDorothy Levey

Allyson LevisMrs. Judith E. LevyMichael LewisLiberty PromotionsOsvaldo LibrizziEmily N. LillyLinsley Process Systems CorporationScott Litch eldCarrington M. Lloyd, Jr.Herbert J. LockMr. and Mrs. Charles W. LockhartPauline LoganLogistics ResourcesSandra Lopacki

Albert LopezRose LottEugene T. Louis, Jr.Carrie LovelaceLoyal Order of Moose, Inc.,

Celina Lodge #1473Lugo Caravan 071 113 AlhambraRoberta and Victor LunaMr. and Mrs. Steven J. LuperJohn Lykouretzos

Valarie LykourezosMr. and Mrs. Peter LynwanderJoan M. MabbuttMr. and Mrs. John P. MachenBernard MacleodMadison Family Dental Associates, S.C.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. MaedaMr. and Mrs. Roger MagowitzMalarkey's Two, LLCDavid M. MamerMann Family FoundationDorothy MardianMrs. Mary Jo MarksRobert MarksMegan MarolichPamela and Steve MarquardtMr. and Mrs. Christian MartinezEnrique Martinez


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Stonesifer/Kinsley Family Fund atThe Seattle FoundationStream Family Limited PartnershipMr. & Mrs. Joe P. StreckerMr. and Mrs. Rob StuartJudith SudburySusan and Richard Hare

Family FoundationSophie SussmanBlair SydowMrs. Amelia TaiariolMark S. Talamonti, MDTerra TanMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Taranto

Mrs. Patti and Russ TaruscioTCF FoundationTeam Mossman LLC -

Triathon Club A/CTech Data CorporationMr. and Mrs. John TederousJames L. TeesdaleLisa TelescaTeresa's Foundation for

Pancreatic CancerTesoro Companies

Texas Health ResourcesNick TextorThe AEC GroupThe Allstate FoundationThe Annette Childress Memorial FundThe Berg Famliy FundThe Carroll & Percy Klingenstein

FoundationThe Clothes Less Traveled Thrift ShopThe Cove Point FoundationThe Eric J. Rosen FundThe George and June Block

Family FoundationThe H. M. Foundation

The Hess Collection WineryThe Hitachi FoundationThe Huisking FoundationThe Jaclyn & Sydney Rosenberg

FoundationThe Lee and Juliet Folger FundThe Lutheran Church of

the Good ShepherdThe Luzerne FoundationThe Meltzer Group/ Alan MeltzerThe Morgan Stanley Foundation

The Pioneer FundThe Seattle FoundationThe Tom and Nancy Elsaesser

FoundationThe Transformation FundThe Wandering Cafe, LLCThe Weinberg Cancer Institute

at Franklin SquareKent J. ThiryMr. and Mrs. W. Norman ThompsonTina Demel Inc.Stephanie ToddTom and Nancy Elsaesser FoundationKim Torppey

Yanira TorrezTotem Ocean Trailer ExpressMaurice TouegSteven TrawickTriad Financial ServicesMr. Douglas L. Trippel and

Mrs. Nancy Wilder-TrippelNicole M. TruemanTrunkettesUBS Financial ServicesUBS Realty Investors LLC


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University of WisconsinUno Chicago GrillUPMC Pancreatic Cancer CenterStanley Urquico

V3 Companies of Colorado LTDLana ValentaJaneMarie ValentineTrevor Valentine

Valero Energy FoundationNancy A. VallecorsaSteven L. ValuchStuart K. Van KootenRoger VanDerSnickMr. and Mrs. Mark Vaughn

Frank A. Venezia Vilter Foundation Vitte's Un nished FurnitureMr. and Mrs. Donald F. VolkDaniel VollhaberW.H.S Hockey ClubW.W. Gay Mechanical Contractor of

GainesvilleMr. and Mrs. Tom WalkerMr. and Mrs. Jeff WalterWanda L. Katzman Trust

Diane K. WardMrs. Joanna WardMr. and Mrs. Charles WatkinsBilly WattsMr. and Mrs. Andrew WeberBrent J. WeberSharon M. WeberMichael B. WeinsteinPatricia WeinsteinConnor WeinthalMarilyn WeintraubSteven J. WeiselWellmark BlueCross BlueShield

of Iowa

Wells Fargo Ann E. WeronkeLivia WhisenhuntWiden EnterprisesJerry WiedewitschMrs. Beverly Williams and familyDr. Larry A. WilliamsWillow Glen RotaryWilly K's Sports Bar and LoungeCandis and Jack WilsonWindsor Knolls Middle School

Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. WittenMrs. Susan J. WitthuhnWoman's Club of Franklin LakesStacey WoodThomas WosuicoTricia WrightKaren WurtzelDennis WynnCarol and Leon WynneK. James YagerMr. and Mrs. Frank V. YannessaFaye YelvertonDr. Helen H. YenDeena Marie and David YorkMrs. Nancy YoungSandra ZafferaniTheodore K. ZampetisWilliam A. ZatorskiGail ZauderJoseph F. ZidanicEugene ZippZissu Family FoundationZucker, Goldberg & Ackerman, LLCMr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Zuehlsdorff


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inco e so Rces 2010

inco e 2000-2010

e penses 2010

$12,000,000

$11,000,000

$10,000,000

$9,000,000

$8,000,000

$7,000,000

$6,000,000

$5,000,000

$4,000,000

$3,000,000

$2,000,000

$1,000,000

$0

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

2000* 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

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