CCA-2015_AR_Final

ANNUAL
REPORT
2 0 1 5COLON CANCER ALLIANCE

Roanne’s Race is a dream come true in memory of Roanne Cairel.
In 2015, they celebrated their 4th annual race and to date have
raised a total of $40,500 to support young-onset colorectal cancer research.
Thank you, Roanne’s Race!

Table of Contents
Major Successes...........................................................................2
A Letter From Our Leadership.......................................................3
Arizona & Rhode Island Chapters.............................................. 4-5
Survivor Stories & Program Stats............................................. 6-11
Spotlight: Diagnosed Under 50.............................................. 12-13
March & Dress in Blue Day.................................................... 14-15
National Conference.............................................................. 16-17
Top Fundraisers..................................................................... 18-19
Spotlight: Online & Upward..........................................................20
Colon Cancer At-A-Glance..........................................................21
Financials....................................................................................22
Board of Directors.......................................................................23
Medical & Scientific Advisory Committee.....................................23
Staff.............................................................................................24

Colon Cancer Alliance 2015 Annual Report 1
5th Consecutive Year

1.5+ Million
Patients & Families
Supported
$3.7 Million
Invested Locally
2 Colon Cancer Alliance 2015 Annual Report
New Website
Launched
FDA
Approved
DNA Stool Test
Expansion
of African American
& Latino Outreach
MAJOR
SUCCESSES
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Standing alongside you, we know we can accomplish our mission. Our bold vision
to save lives through screening, support those impacted by this disease and fund
research that brings forth new treatments and screening options is becoming a reality.
Together, we are bringing blue into the national spotlight.
At last count, there were more than thirty different patient advocacy groups dedicated
to colon cancer. We have accomplished a lot, but clearly not enough; the screening
rate has been stagnant for over two years.
We spent 2015 working with our colleagues at the Chris4Life Colon Cancer
Foundation, the second largest nonprofit in our community. As a result, our respective
organizations successfully merged on January 1, 2016, and we welcomed in the new
year with a new vision.
This merger allows us to reduce overhead expenses and eliminate unnecessary
costs, which will put more financial and human resources to our common mission.
We believe the new Colon Cancer Alliance can achieve exponentially more as a
merged organization.
We need you to be part of making this new vision a reality. The Colon Cancer Alliance
welcomes everyone that believes we can do more to address this unique cancer. Let’s
fund more research, expand vital services for patients, families and survivors, and help
those in need get timely screening. In October, we will unveil our new vision for the
future of colorectal cancer research, patient/family support and prevention.
We look forward to working together with you and our incredible patients, survivors,
caregivers and community in our quest to end this disease.
A Letter from Our Leadership
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
- Helen Keller
ERIC HARGIS
Colon Cancer Alliance
Chief Executive Officer
2014-2016
MICHAEL SAPIENZA
2016-Present

• Raised $123,000 at the 2015 Phoenix Undy Run/Walk
and more than $907,000 in the last 8 years
• Hosted the 2nd Annual Arizona Chapter Colon Cancer
Patient/Survivorship Symposium
• Secured a state proclamation declaring March as
Colon Cancer Awareness Month by the governor
• Hosted the 2015 Colon Cancer Alliance National
Conference
• Spread awareness to 6,788 Arizonans at 42 events
across the state, including 5,358 people who walked
through Nolan the Colon
• Served on the Never Too Young Coalition
Our Chapters
• Participated in the 9th Annual Arizona Tribal Collaborative
Conference with more than three tribes represented
• Attended the American Cancer Society Annual Climb to
Conquer Cancer
• Represented on the Arizona Department of Health
Services, Arizona Cancer Coalition and Early Detection
Workgroup
• Attended two underserved Native American Community
Health Events
• Funded 10+ Blue Hope Financial Assistance grants to
Arizona residents
Arizona Chapter
MAKING A DIFFERENCE LOCALLY:

From spreading awareness at health fairs to planning Undy Run/Walks, Anne has been
dedicated to our Arizona Chapter from the very beginning. As a survivor, she has shared
her story countless times and made a difference across the state. The former Chapter
Chair may have recently stepped down, but her legacy lives on. Thank you, Anne!
• Lit the State House in blue for the first week in March
• Secured a state proclamation declaring March as
Colon Cancer Awareness Month by the governor
• Hosted numerous events to raise awareness and
benefit the community and local chapter
• Attended local health fairs and distributed brochures
and information
• Hosted the 7th Annual Colon Cancer Awareness
Walk/Run and raised more than $11,000
• Funded Blue Hope Financial Assistance awards to
Rhode Island residents
Rhode Island Chapter
A LIVING LEGACY
Anne Bergersen, Stage III Survivor
Arizona Chapter Founder & Chair, 2011-2015

“When I was going through my journey, I didn’t have a Buddy. I needed someone
to talk to who was not my family, friend or co-worker. Having a Buddy would
have helped me alleviate a lot of my anxiety and depression too. It’s like having
a mentor to help you navigate an obstacle course.
I love being a Buddy now. I feel honored and blessed to answer any and all
questions! Nothing is off limits. We can talk, email or Facebook about stuff that
may be worrying them and I can share my journey. It also helps me to remain
grateful, not sweating the small stuff and giving back. Not to mention, I get to
make new friends! How lucky am I?”
Kim Hall Jackson
Stage III Survivor, Philadelphia, PA
At the age of 45, Kim Hall-Jackson spotted the usual
symptoms. Although she had no family history, she
scheduled a colonoscopy. She went through surgery,
followed by chemotherapy and radiation. Since
completing treatment, Kim has used her experience
to serve as an advocate for colon cancer awareness,
especially among African Americans.
GIVING BACK:

Blue Hope Nation funded in part by Genentech and Salix Pharmaceuticals.
Buddy program funded in party by Genentech and Salix Pharmaceuticals. Helpline and Patient Navigator program funded in part by Genentech and Bristol-Myers Squibb.
6,080 Online
Community Members
1,600
Volunteers
380
Enrolled in the
Navigator Program
Preventable,
Treatable,
Beatable!
280
Buddies Matched
with a Mentor
12,873
Helpline Calls
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
USE YOUR VOICE!
To become a volunteer, Buddy or advocate, visit ccalliance.org/volunteer.
SUPPORT
SERVICE
HIGHLIGHTS
2 0 1 5

”Your support has made it
possible for me to concentrate
more on being a mom and a
wife and less concerned about
how to keep food on the
table and the lights on.”
CHRISTA R.
”I would like to thank all of you who
have helped support the Blue Hope
Financial Assistance Program.
I truly needed the help and I hope
to be able to help support the program
one day in the near future once
I am cancer-free!”
WILLE MAE B.
”I couldn’t believeI received a check in the mail
instead of a bill or a medical formsaying what I had to pay.This will never be forgotten,and I hope to pay it forwardin the future.”
CHRIS S.
This unique award helps people get screened
and pay for treatment-related expenses.

Finances are
#1
reason people call
our Helpline
41
Patients Screened
through the Award
Blue Hope Prevention Awards funded in part by Boston Scientific, The Tony Elliot Memorial Event and Steph’s Fall 5K.
The Blue Hope Financial Assistance Program is generously supported by Team Britton, Shelia Casto-Conway and Anthony Rubio, Jeannie Moore, Grace de la Rosa, Dr. Jose Mendoza Silveras,
Athens Gastroenterology Endoscopy Center, Domenica Williams, Mercy Hospital Fairfield and the Colon Cancer Alliance’s Arizona and Rhode Island Chapters.
2,618
Applicants
$100,000+
Distributed to Patients
216
Awards Given
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
SAVE A LIFE!
Visit ccalliance.org/donate to learn about starting a fundraiser,
creating a memorial tribute or making a planned gift.
FINANCIAL
SUPPORT
HIGHLIGHTS
2 0 1 5

Candace Hall
Stage IV Warrior, Buffalo, NY
After I was diagnosed with rectal cancer in 2014,
I started following the Colon Cancer Alliance and
the Undy Run/Walk on social media. That’s how
I learned there is an Undy race held right here in
Buffalo every year! I wanted to be part of bringing
awareness to colorectal cancer and support
others fighting the battle.
I have two amazing memories that stick out most at the Buffalo Undy.
First, I was able to be the Survivor Speaker at the event and share my journey
with others...I felt so honored! Secondly, I was able to meet and personally
talk with several other colorectal cancer warriors and survivors.
I believe others should get involved in the Undy Run/Walk because it really
helps bring so much awareness to colorectal cancer. Colorectal cancer is
becoming more and more common and is affecting people of both genders
and all ages. Plus, the race allows us to have fun while talking about this
disease. There are booths all over the park for people to visit, as well as
snacks, all of the teams dress up and my favorite, the giant inflatable colons!
”I wanted to be part of bringing awareness to colorectal cancer
and to support others fighting the battle I am fighting.”
THE UNDY RUN/WALK: IT’S PERSONAL

Undy Run/Walk 2015 National Sponsors: Dulcolax, Bayer, Salix Pharmaceuticals, Genentech, Exact Sciences, Lilly Oncology, Taiho Oncology
HIT THE STREETS!
To participate in an Undy Run/Walk or bring one to your community,
visit undyrunwalk.org.
Funds organizations in Undy Run/Walk cities that are making
strides to knock out colon cancer by promoting access to screening,
conducting research and connecting patients to treatment.
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
18
Cities
12,863
ParticipantsHIGHLIGHTS
479
Survivors Honored
13
Blue Hope Partners
$1.9+ Million
Raised
$327,938
Awarded Locally
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SPOTLIGHT: DIAGNOSED
My wife Angie was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer at 35, less than
six months into our marriage. We were told her case was one of the most
aggressive her doctors had ever seen and absolutely terminal. Treatments
were simply going to be “extension of life” measures.
The severity of that prognosis alone might have sent most people into a
tailspin, but Angie wasn’t most people. She spent the remaining five months
of her life instilling a sense of hope in all those around her that this was
beatable, that we all still had a lifetime together. Even as the cancer started to
take its toll physically and she began to face the inevitable, Angie never lost
her desire or ability to spread hope and happiness.
Her contagious laughter, her beautiful smile and sincere concern for
the wellbeing and optimism of everyone else around her never waned.
Sometimes patients are simply beholden to unexpected responses and
miracles. And while that miracle never happened for us, I am blessed to have
experienced firsthand the bravery, strength and spirit of Angelina Thompsen
in those final months. She was every bit my caregiver as I was hers.
I wanted to find a way to help fight the disease that stole Angie away from
me and I knew it would involve the Colon Cancer Alliance after finding their
website and seeing their focus on young-onset disease. So much of my
grief and shock in losing my wife centered on her age – that she seemed
too young for colon cancer.
Brandon Thompsen
Caregiver, Undy Run/Walk
Local Engagement Committee Member, Chicago, IL
Cancer doesn’t care how
old you are. But we do.
Colon cancer is affecting
young people and we’re
committed to learning
more and providing
support for those
currently in their fight.
Together, we are defying
and redefining the odds.
We are changing the face
of this disease.
We refuse to let cancer
tell us who we are.
W E A R E

UNDER 50
”The Colon Cancer Alliance has been a
valuable outlet where I can honor my
wife, support the cause and continue
to give life to that hope she never lost
herself; that one day no one will ever
again have to hear that there aren’t any
curative measures available.”
In order to address
the rise in young-onset
cases, the Colon Cancer
Alliance founded the
Never Too Young
Coalition.
The Coalition is a group
of medical professionals,
patient advocacy
organizations, cancer
survivors and caregivers
working to educate
the public about this
growing issue.
The education I received on the subject was eye opening and made me realize
the importance of raising awareness on the community level in addition to
financial support of the cause. I initially became active in Undy events as a
way to memorialize my wife, but now my participation has additional purpose.
There truly is no such thing as too young for colon cancer, and the more that
fact is spread, the more lives that will be saved. The Colon Cancer Alliance
has been such a valuable outlet in which I can honor my wife, support the
cause and continue to give life to that hope she never lost herself; that one
day no one will ever again have to hear that there aren’t any curative measures
available.
Fund young-onset research and take action at
ccalliance.org/young-and-brave.
WHAT CAN YOU DO?

Partnered With:
Walgreens
University of Utah
Washington State
Department of Health
Tulsa Cancer Institute
AOL Make a Difference
Everyday Health
Reason to Party
Voices of Arizona Colon
Cancer Alliance Chapter
Voices of Rhode Island
Chapter
University of Colorado
Cancer Center
Community Health
Charities of America
National Black Church
Initiative
Recticare
Genentech
Appeared On:
Good Morning America
Jeopardy
Aol.com
Nasdaq Times
Square Building
Rolling Stone
CURE Magazine
Women’s Health Magazine
$400,000+
Raised
700+
Photos
Submitted
1.9+ Million
Reached via
Social Media
March is Colon Cancer
Awareness Month
& DRESS IN BLUE DAY
Colon Cancer Awareness Month was generously sponsored by Dulcolax and Taiho Oncology.
In partnership with Bayer, our larger-than-life giant inflatable colon toured
the nation to spread colon cancer awareness in a fun and unique way.
There’s no better way to spread lifesaving information than with this
attention-getter, featuring various stages of disease.
15,000+
Walked Through
the Colon
40
Stops
57,733
Miles Traveled
National Cancer Prevention Tour

2
Days
225
Attendees
24
Sessions
This was our best conference to date, featuring expert speakers on the latest and rapidly
changing advances in colorectal cancer prevention, treatment and survivorship. From
finding new friends to finding hope, attendees raved that a new bar had been set with
this 2015 event.
honor thought-leaders and
activists that exude passion
for making life better for
those impacted by this
disease and/or preventing
others from ever getting it.
Sapphire Visionary
Award
Virginia Warren
Arizona Department of Health
Sapphire Distinguished
Service Award
Anne Bergersen
Sapphire Best Undy
Management Award
Cleveland Clinic
Phoenix, Arizona | October 30 & 31
“This was my first conference and won’t be my last. It was so good to
meet other survivors and hear their stories and experiences. I attended
the conference for information, but I came away with so much more
than that!”
Go LiveYour
Life Award
The Sapphire Awards
is given to those whose
impact on the community
embodies hope and a
brighter future for patients.
Spring 2015 Honoree
Wade Hayes
Fall 2015 Honoree
Genentech
Thank you to our conference sponsors: Genentech,Lilly Oncology, PhRMA and Taiho Oncology, Inc.
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Survivors at the 2015 National Conference

We were proud to partner this year with Genentech and
country music artist and survivor Wade Hayes to support
patients in need. For every download, Genentech donated
$1 to our Blue Hope Financial Assistance program.
Thanks to this initiative, we raised $50,000.
In honor of their support, we awarded Genentech with
our Go Live Your Life award at our National Conference
in Phoenix, Arizona.
Go Live Your Life:
WADE HAYES & GENENTECH
Did you know more than 18,000 African Americans are diagnosed with
colon cancer each year? Unfortunately, this community also has higher
colon cancer death rates than any other racial group.
That’s why we teamed up with the National Black Church Initiative
to launch Now is the Time – our new church-based effort that’s
all about preventing colon cancer by increasing screening rates
among African Americans. We held two events this year,
one in New Jersey and one in New York, with more
than 300 churches participating.
Congressman Donald M. Payne Jr., a nationally
recognized advocate for colon cancer prevention,
served as the Chair of the campaign.
African American
Outreach
Now Is The Time in Brooklyn was made possible by a grant from the
Colon Cancer Coalition through money raised at Get Your Rear in Gear - New York.

• Olympus ‘Cancer Sucks’
Golf Classic ($46,289)
• Jake Lyons Memorial ‘Cancer Sucks’
Golf Tournament ($29,612)
• Sedasys ($21,260)
• Reason to Party ($20,000)
• Team Britton ($15,000)
• Roanne’s Race ($12,500)
• Blue Star Concert in Memory
of Daniela Trevisan ($11,630)
• Northeast Digestive Health Center
“Highway to Health” ($10,000)
• Merrill Lynch Paramus Complex/
Ken Kiess Team ($9,075)
• Olympus ‘Be a Star’ ($7,761)
• Coach Nof Tackles Cancer ($7,022)
• Steph’s Fall 5K ($6,500)
• In Memory of
Mrs. Tina Gatbunton ($5,235)
• Ray Bolt Foundation ($5,000)
• Tony Elliot Memorial
Bowling Tournament ($4,000)
• Jeannie’s Blue Angels ($3,345)
• Charlton Walk and Ride ($2,300)
BLUE ST R
CHAMPIONS
Want to be
a BLUE STAR
CHAMPION?
Start a fundraiser today at
ccalliance.org/contribute

Top Teams
• The Smart Asses ($41,475)
• The Barnet Booty Brigade ($14,021)
• Delehanty Panty Prancers ($10,854)
• Buns On The Run ($10,265)
• Team We Can Do This ($9,961)
• Candy’s Royal Heinies ($8,765)
• Merri Booties ($8,375)
• Team Marla ($7,850)
• Scope It Out ($7,360)
• Booty Brigade ($7,100)
Top Fundraisers
• Kurt Kiess ($31,925)
• Patrick Shipley ($9,160)
• Gary Colton ($7,615)
• Dawn Gagliardi ($6,638)
• Liz Barnet ($6,136)
• Johannes Van Waveran ($6,100)
• Marcie Dart ($5,900)
• Janice Delehanty ($5,388)
• Denise Bonner ($5,075)
• Nikki Allen ($4,580)
• Gregory Landes ($4,340)
• Danielle Hamilton ($3,485)
• Summer Mays ($3,035)
• Valarie Guyton-Culver ($2,500)
• Heather Harrison ($2,055)
• Kenna Roundtree Williams ($1,775)
• Sharon Williams ($1,660)
• Kim Carpenter ($1,605)
• Cindy Johnson ($1,570)
• Kimbrell Rutkowski ($1,325)
Community Events
• Stayin Alive 5K ($5,025)
• The Colon Cancer Crusaders ($4,140)
• 1st Annual Lincoln Colon Cancer
Awareness 5K ($3,501)

New Website
This year we launched our new website.
All of our programs are now under one
roof - you can donate, register for an
Undy Run/Walk and surf our screening
FAQs all on the same site, even on your
phone!
Live One-on-One Chat
With our new website, you can now
chat with our Patient Support & Family
Navigators and get your questions
answered, all without leaving your
computer or smartphone.
Daily Group Chats
Pop in to our group chats to share
your story and ask questions.
• Newly Diagnosed/Side Effect
Management Chat
• Friendship & Support Daily Chat
• Stage IV-Um Tuesday Night Chat
• Caregiver Chat
• Grief Chat
Spotlight:
Online & Upward
Conversations about
Colorectal Cancer
This year we hosted 16 webinars with
more than 3,400 registrants. Topics included
everything from rash management to
young-onset colorectal cancer.
The Colon Cancer Podcast
We partnered with Lee Silverstein, creator
and host of The Colon Cancer Podcast.
The show shares stories of struggle,
hope and survival in the face of colon cancer
and provides hope and inspiration to those
affected by the disease.
Blue Hope Nation
Online Community
Through this private Facebook group,
you can connect with more than 6,000
patients, survivors, friends and family
members from across the world who
know what you’re going through.
Social Media

90%
of new cases occur in
people 50 or older
1+ Million
current colon cancer
survivors in the U.S.
colon cancer in those
under 50
is on the rise
2 - 3 Times
greater risk of
developing colon cancer
with family history
#2
cause of cancer
deaths among men
& women in the U.S.
AT-A-
GLANCE
50
Source: American Cancer Society
COLON
CANCER

Revenue & Support
Unrestricted Revenue ................... $3,439,218.17
Restricted Revenue ......................... $938,717.00
Total .............................................$4,377,935.17
Expenses
Program Services ......................... $3,746,898.00
Supporting Services ........................ $921,862.00
Total .............................................$4,668,760.00
Change in net assets ........... $290,824.83
Financials
Fiscal Year 2015
Functional Expenses
68%
Prevention
$2,532,518
21%
Patient Support
$782,454
10%
Community Outreach
$376,623
1%
Research
$55,303
Change in net assets excludes $150,000 from the change in the estimated value
of property in the Carol Green Trust compared to actual sales prices, as well as $162,000
of unrealized losses in the value of the Carol Green Trust.
100% - $3,746,898.00
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Medical & Scientific Advisory Committee
Patrick Boland, MD
Medical Oncologist, Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Michael Choti, MD
Surgeon, Johns Hopkins University
John Daly, MD, FACS, FRCS (G), FRCS (I)
Dean Emeritus and Professor of Surgery,
Temple University School of Medicine
Kathleen Gamblin, RN, BSN, OCN
Nurse, National Coalition of Oncology
Nurse Navigators
David A. Greenwald, MD
Director of Clinical Gastroenterology
and Endoscopy, Montefiore Medical Center
Joseph A. Frick
Chairman
Vice Chairman and Managing Partner,
Diversified Search
John Backus
Vice Chairman
Managing Partner, NAV.VC
Heather Dean, CPA
Treasurer
Certified Personal Accountant
Michael Zahaby
Secretary
Chief Risk Officer, Capital Spring Finance Company
Board of Directors
Julia Clowes
Deputy District Director,
Washington Metropolitan Area District Office
Small Business Association
John Daly, MD, FACS, FRCS (G), FRCS (I)
Dean Emeritus & Harry C Donahoo Professor of
Surgery, Temple University School of Medicine
Tess Fraser
Director of Development and Communications,
Belmont Housing Resources of WNY, Inc.
Patrick Jackson
Chief of Gastrointestinal Surgery and Assistant
Professor of Surgery, Georgetown Lombardi
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Katherine (Kitty) Knell
HRIS Manager, Federal Government
Paul Leleck
Chief Financial Officer, Building Hope
Kevin Lewis
Principal and Partner, Princewaterhouse
Cooper LLP
Carmen Marc Valvo
Fashion Designer
Michael Retsky, PhD
Research Associate, Harvard University
Frank Sapienza
Partner, The Drug and Chemical
Advisory Group
Kitt Shapiro
President, Eartha Kitt Productions
Jerry Tolk
Partner, FleishmanHillard
Riccardo de Marchi Trevisan
Business Development Executive, 3Pillar Global
Axel Grothey, MD
Medical Oncologist, Mayo Clinic
Deborah Keller, MD
Director of Research and Education
Colorectal Surgical Associates in Houston, Texas
Michael D. Kreines, MD, FACP, FACG
Gastroenterologist, University of Cincinnati
Beth McFarland, MD
Radiologist, American College of Radiology
Jose Mendoza Silveiras, MD, PhD
Vice President, National Research Institute
Colon Cancer Survivor
Jeffrey A. Meyerhardt, MD, MPH
Public Health, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Edith Mitchell, MD
Clinical Professor of Medicine and Medical
Oncology, Jefferson Medical College of
Thomas Jefferson University
Christine Sardo Molmenti
MPH, PhD, Epidemiologist
Columbia University Medical Center
Laura Porter, MD
Vetta L. Sanders Thompson, PhD
Psychologist, Washington University
Jason Zell, DO, MPH
Gastrointestinal Medical Oncologist
University of California-Irvine Health

Executive
Michael Sapienza
Jasmine Greenamyer
Chief Strategy & Program Officer
Marti Stiteler
Chief Financial & Information Officer
Eric Hargis
Executive Management Consultant
Communications
Colleen Schwab
Vice President of Marketing & Communications
Katie Matusik
Communications Senior Manager
Colon Cancer Alliance Staff
Antionette Rollins
Social Media Manager
Gabrielle Nadel
Special Events Marketing Coordinator
Development
Nicole Sheahan
Vice President of Development
Adina Frazier
Special Events Director
Julie Fisher
Special Events Senior Manager
Geetha Ananthakrishnan
Individual Giving Manager
Stephanie Marcos-Hanns
Special Events Manager
Jenni Wojnar
Special Events Manager
Alison Ornitz
Development Manager
Joanna Frezzo
Special Events Associate
Jack Jasper
Special Events Associate
Sonja Gillespie
Development Associate
Joshua Hicks
Gift Entry Associate
Matthew Lachance
Development Intern

Operations &
Accounting
Anthony Bryant
Director of Information Technology
Tracy Zimmerman
Controller
Michael Paul
Database Senior Manager
Shelin Wing
Operations Senior Manager
Marissa Manderfield
Operations Coordinator
Dartangia Robinson
Tech Support
Patient & Family
Support & Prevention
Stephanie Guiffre
Never Too Young Coalition Director
Nancy Butterfield
Associate Director Patient & Family
Support / Outreach
Jeannie Moore
Co-Founder, Patient Support Navigator
& Community Manager
Kevin Bergersen
Programs Assistant Manager
Valerie Awad
Patient & Family Support Navigator
& Volunteer Event Coordinator
Crawford Clay
& Advocacy Coordinator
Carol Orr
Susy Muñoz
Bilingual Patient & Family Support Navigator
& Community Outreach Coordinator/
Certified Translation Professional
Lauren LeFew
Programs Manager
Eman Faris
Prevention Programs Intern

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Helpline (877) 422-2030 • Phone Number (202) 628-0123
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