Volume 3 Issue 6 October 2010

OSU COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER JAMES CANCER HOSPITAL & SOLOVE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

RESEARCH • EDUCATION • HOPE

A Message from Chris

Over the past year, our family has received an outpouring of support and love from the community and we cannot thank you enough for your kindness. In the midst of the sadness and our loss, we have found a great deal of strength in the community’s desire to help. Even though Stefanie is no longer with us, we are continuing her legacy by making great strides in the fight against breast cancer. I am both pleased and amazed to announce that the Spielman funds have reached $7.9 million since 1998. We could have never accomplished this without your help and I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all those who have committed their efforts to this cause. n e m o r y o f I M I am continually amazed with our Community Partners who have stepped up to St e f a n i e Sp i e l m a n join us in the fight against breast cancer. This past fiscal year, our communities organized more than 150 events and donated more than $892,349 to the 1967 - 2009 Spielman Funds. Over $56,000 of that came from K-12 school fundraisers. All of these fundraisers are organized and supported by individuals and companies In November 2009, after a decade-long in the community who generously give their time and efforts to orchestrate battle, Stefanie left us with a final thought: successful events and initiatives. I am proud to say that all of the money raised continue to fight. Through it all, Stefanie goes entirely to support research and patient care that is truly helping to make kept a positive attitude and was always a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families. Again, thank you grateful for the blessings she felt life had to all our Community Partners for supporting the Spielman Funds and for your given her. Knowing that there is still more contribution to keeping Stefanie’s legacy alive. work to be done, she has encouraged us As you know, Stefanie was a woman of great optimism. She had hope for new all to keep fighting and she has left us research, for new treatment options and hope that one day we will discover a with a legacy of hope. cure for cancer. It is my prayer that all of us will continue to find strength and comfort in the vision that Stefanie shared with us. Through her remarkable grace and It was Stefanie’s wish that I would do whatever I can to continue this fight against compassion for others, Stefanie Spielman breast cancer. I am committed to this fight but I cannot do it alone. It is going to taught all of us powerful lessons about the take all of us working together human capacity for love and courage. to end this disease. I want to encourage all of you to keep E. Gordon Gee, JD, EdD supporting, keep fundraising President, The Ohio State University and keep believing that we can find a cure. Together, we will continue to fight and continue to live. God bless,

Chris Stefanie’s Legacy… Andrea Cambern Michael Caligiuri, MD 10TV News Anchor Director, Ohio State’s Comprehensive Cancer Center CEO, James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute A champion; an inspiration; a wonderful friend. How Not only did Stefanie Spielman create Stefanie’s Champions, but through her lucky we all are to have had tireless devotion and advocacy for patient care support and more research you in our lives. into the prevention and treatment of breast cancer, she helped raise millions Wife of dollars for cancer research through the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research at The James. She will be missed, but never forgotten. Her passion and commitment will live on for generations to come. She’s truly a champion. She was absolutely critical to the battle. This was her calling. She rose to the calling like no other. Friend Mother

Jen McDonald Senior Director of Outreach and Operations OSU Medical Center Office of Development Supporter During her decade-long battle, Stefanie showed strength, grace, determination and compassion. Rather than keep her diagnosis private, she stepped into the spotlight to share her cancer story, hoping to raise awareness for early detection and money for research. In addition to creating funds to 2 Inspiration support research endeavors and patient needs, Stefanie Lance Armstrong Professional Cyclist and Seven-Time Tour de France Winner Stefanie was a living example of courage and strength to everyone around her. Her perseverance Wife was unmatchable. While the cancer community Daughter marks her passing, my family and I will keep the Spielmans in our thoughts. For her sake, we will continue the battle she fought against a disease Mother that claims too many women all over the world. Sister Aunt

personally reached out to the community to help her fellow survivors. I, like many of you, witnessed Stefanie in action during one of these engagements and one word describes her impact and affect: Inspiring! Stefanie embraced life. She Spiritual was open, honest and compassionate, and she always spoke of hope. Hope for new research, hope for new treatment Michael Tweedle, MD options and hope that, one day, we will discover a cure for Stefanie Spielman Chair in Cancer Imaging cancer. Her passion and commitment were amazing. I know that Stefanie’s legacy will continue to live on through her She was and is a great inspiration to those who battle cancer, their friends and family, and to those of us who work toward a cure for breast cancer. family, friends and the funds at the OSUCCC – James. 3 Stefanie’s Legacy… Mark Puskarich Founder, A Christmas to Cure Cancer (a Spielman Fund Community Partner) I was captivated by the story of Chris and Stefanie and how he left the NFL late in his career to be there to take care of her and the kids. After meeting them and seeing their amazing love for each other and dedication to the path their lives had taken, I was “all in” to support Advocate their fundraising efforts, whether through A Christmas To Cure Cancer, Stefanie’s Champions, The Spielman Scramble or the Buckeye Cruise for Cancer. Stefanie was not only an amazing advocate in the fight against cancer, but a friend who was always thinking of other people before herself. She demonstrated that toward me on more than one occasion and I’ll never forget it. Fundraiser

Stacey Goodwill Lisa Cisco Founder, Smash with Love (a Spielman Fund Community Partner) Founder, Buckeye Cruise for Stefanie’s contribution to find a cure for breast cancer has been invaluable and will continue Cancer (a Spielman Fund until a cure is found. She and I once talked about how surprised she was with how quickly Community Partner) they surpassed their initial goals for raising funds for research. She underestimated her impact The most special part of the cruise was and was always so modest. SMASH with LOVE chose to donate our funds, over $350,000, watching cancer survivors talk to Stefanie. to the James because they shared our need to make a difference and find a cure for our She always made time for them, listening to mothers, daughters, and friends. Stefanie embodied this passion and set the tone for all of their story with great passion and interest. us. She has touched so many hearts with her courage and renews our resolve to find a cure! Another touching story for me to share is that of a passenger who once wrote Stefanie a letter about her own battle with cancer. Stefanie wrote her back and her words were so moving and thoughtful, that the passenger told me she read her letter every 4 Champion night to help her through her treatment. The Funds at Work

Since 1998, more than $7.9 million has been raised for the for breast cancer. The fund will support continued efforts to Stefanie Spielman Fund for Patient Assistance and The discover and test these new drugs in clinical trials. Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur • An invaluable resource to support breast cancer research G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research is a large collection of breast cancers characterized by Institute (OSUCCC – James). all the relevant pathological features of the cancers and the treatments and outcomes of the patients with these The Stefanie Spielman Fund for Patient Assistance assists breast cancers. The fund is supporting two such efforts, breast cancer patients and families who are struggling the Spielman Breast Cancer Tissue Archive Services and to afford the costs associated with treatment. The fund Spielman Breast Cancer Tumor Bank. The Tissue Archive has provided essential equipment and services, including Services, under the leadership of Charles Shapiro, MD, circulation pumps for lymphedema, compression garments, Director of Breast Cancer Medical Oncology at Ohio wigs, nutrition supplements, gas cards, restaurant gift cards State, uses breast cancers already collected and stored in and assistance with transportation. the Ohio State Pathology Department. The Tumor Bank collects breast cancers and blood samples from newly The Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research diagnosed patients. The Tissue Archive Services and the is devoted to advancing research in breast cancer. Over the Tumor Bank allows for promising genes or proteins that past few years, the fund has supported researchers and their first are discovered in the laboratory using cell lines or efforts. Currently, the fund is focused on supporting the animal models to be quickly tested for their importance following areas: and relevance to human breast cancers that come from • The Stefanie Spielman Chair in Cancer Imaging, currently patients. Examples of ongoing research conducted using held by Michael Tweedle, PhD. His work focuses on these resources include: the molecular factors associated targeted molecular pharmaceuticals for imaging and with basaloid, or estrogen receptor negative, progesterone therapy of cancer. receptor negative and HER-2 negative (or “triple negative”) breast cancers, and the molecular factors associated with • Researchers in Ohio State’s School of Pharmacy and the tamoxifen resistance. Comprehensive Cancer Center are developing new drugs

A Focus on Breast Cancer Research at Ohio State Researchers at OSUCCC – James are recruiting patients for two separate triple negative breast cancer treatment ‘Triple Negative’ Breast trials, combining chemotherapy with agents including PARP inhibitors and gamma secretase inhibitors. The studies, Cancer Focus of New developed and initiated by OSUCCC – James investigators, are funded by the National Cancer Institute. Clinical Trials “We have launched a major research effort coordinated in clinical trials and laboratories devoted to developing novel Researchers at the OSUCCC – James are launching two therapeutics for treating triple negative breast cancer,” says clinical trials for patients with an aggressive form of breast Charles Shapiro, MD, director of Breast Medical Oncology at cancer that resists treatment. OSUCCC – James. “Our goal is to find an effective therapy for Breast cancer is not one disease, but rather a set of four or this difficult-to-treat disease.” five diseases – each reacting differently to cancer treatment. This type of breast cancer is so named because it is negative While breast cancer survival rates have much improved due for the three markers used to determine treatment: the to advances in targeted therapies, along with chemotherapy estrogen receptor, the progesterone receptor and HER-2-neu. and radiation, there is still a need to find solutions to treat Patients are said to have triple negative breast cancer when one of the most fatal breast cancer subsets, such as “triple their tumors do not express these hormones. negative” breast cancer. “For patients with triple negative breast cancer, Breast cancer treatments that target hormone receptor chemotherapy was, until very recently, the only option,” positive breast cancer are not effective with triple negative. says Shapiro, who is a leading authority in breast cancer and Consequently, a triple negative breast cancer provides a heads the Spielman Breast Cancer Tissue Archive Services poor prognosis for those diagnosed, with young women and and Spielman Breast Cancer Tumor Bank. “New drugs need African American women more likely to develop the disease. to be developed, and the PARP inhibitor is the first of such It is a relatively rare subset of breast cancer, accounting for novel therapeutics that seem to be effective in treating triple about 15 percent of all cases. negative breast cancer.”

5 Join the 2011 Buckeye Cruise for Cancer: February 24-28 Cruise with the Stars on the Radiance of the Seas

The 2011 Buckeye Cruise for Cancer, a five-day, four-night cruise February 24-28, 2011, sets sail from Tampa on Royal Caribbean’s Radiance of the Seas! Benefiting the Spielman Fund, the event raised more than $300,000 last year and looks to raise even more this year. Thousands joined former Ohio State athletes and coaches last year and more than half of this year’s cruise is already booked. This year, the ship will visit Key West and Coco Cay. The Buckeye Cruise for Cancer also features a ship upgrade, with sports courts, a water slide for kids, miniature golf, the only self-leveling billiard tables on the sea, a three-story theater, elevators that face the ocean and much larger cabins. There are also more dining options on board this year. As of October 2010, athletes on board include: Todd Boeckman, Hop Cassady, Tom Cousineau, Doug Datish, Mike Doss, Bruce Elia, John Epitropoulos, Simon Fraser, Susan Gottlieb, Archie Griffin, Raymont Harris, Kirk Herbstreit, Craig Krenzel, James Laurinaitis, Marcus Marek, Ryan Miller, Mike Nugent, Jim Otis, Craigen Pappas, Anthony Schlegel, Robert Smith, Chris Spielman, Dimitrious Stanley, Chris “Beanie” Wells, William White, and Justin Zwick. We will also be joined by OSU Football Historian Jack Park, Joe “The Animal” Laurinaitis and the best mascot in college football – Brutus Buckeye! Call Travel Partners Dublin for more information or to book your cruise today! Visit www.buckeyecruise.com or call 614-792-6204.

WhoStefanie Spielman foundis her YourChampion in her husband,Champion? Chris, who went above and beyond his role as husband to care for her throughout her battle with cancer. They established Stefanie’s Champions to recognize one of the most critical factors in surviving cancer: loving, unwavering support. To show her gratitude, Stefanie gave Chris the first Champion award in 1999. Though Stefanie’s battle ended in 2009, Stefanie’s Champions continues her legacy by honoring those whose dedication and strength are powerful influences in the lives of cancer survivors. It was her hope that every survivor could name someone who stood by them, gave them courage and helped them through. 2010 Stefanie’s Champions (seated) and nominators (standing) Nominate your Champion today. with Chris Spielman. To honor your Champion, please consider nominating him or her for Stefanie’s Champions by January 15, 2011. Each award recipient must be nominated by a cancer survivor for exemplifying the qualities and values upheld by the Spielman family: • Putting families first • Demonstrating acts of kindness and dedication to a cancer patient • Elevating a patient’s battle with cancer above all other personal needs To nominate your Champion, visit www.spielmanfund.com.

6 Team Up Against Breast Kenneth’s Hair Salons & of our customers continue to buy his Cancer with Kroger Day Spas Supports the merchandise,” Campbell says. Spielman Fund These special shirts are available Buckeye fans can at retail locations throughout Ohio show their support Kenneth’s slogan, “Get, Save, Give” including the Buckeye Room, Cardboard for breast cancer captures the idea of their initiative to Heroes, College Tradition, Buckeye research by joining support the Stefanie Spielman Fund Corner and The Official Team Shop. Kroger’s “Team for Breast Cancer Research. For each Tees can also be found on-line at www. Up Against Cancer” new Kenneth’s Hair or Spa product buckeyeroom.com, www.cheroes.com, campaign. Kroger has introduced with a Pink Ribbon label, and http://shop.ohiostatebuckeyes.com. created a one-of-a-kind pink customers save 10 percent. Additionally, Ohio State football balloon, offered 5 percent of the product price will be exclusively in central Ohio stores, donated to the Spielman Fund. For more Volvo Rents Gives Back which feature a pink “Block O” and a information, visit your local Kenneth’s green Buckeye leaf on the front, with Hair Salon and Day Spa or visit their “Go Bucks” on the back. Balloons sell website at www.kenneths.com. for $2.99 each and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Spielman Fund. “’Team Up Against Cancer’ balloons New T-shirt Pays Tribute are a colorful addition to any tailgate to Spielmans party, and they confirm fans’ support for breast cancer research. Fans may A new t-shirt take their balloons home for their featuring Chris own celebrations or donate them Spielman’s back to the James Cancer Hospital #36 that Volvo Rents Construction Equipment and Solove Research Institute for the former recognized a need within the patients undergoing treatment,” says Buckeye and NFL community and is doing everything Bruce Macaulay, president of Kroger’s great wore during they can to meet it. What initially began Columbus division. “Stefanie was an his college days as the “Pink Boom” project in support inspiration to so many and we are proud as a student- of breast cancer associations has to continue her legacy of hope.” athlete at The expanded into the “Color for the Cause” Ohio State University project. This project now benefits is available online and in stores. A eight different charities including The portion of the proceeds from these Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Lil’ Brutus Born a Buckeye shirts, which were developed with Chris’ Cancer Research. Volvo Rents supports Lil’ Brutus Born input, benefit the Spielman Fund. these charities by painting their machinery with the color of the chosen a Buckeye is a “Chris Spielman product has always charity and donating a percentage of children’s story sold very well in our stores and we that machine’s rentals to the charity. about Brutus’ are excited to offer our customers Thanks to this program, the Spielman journey to the merchandise that not only celebrates Fund now receives 25 percent of Volvo “Shoe” and how Chris but also fights cancer,” say Johnny Rents’ pink machinery rental sales. he goes on to Campbell, president of Cardboard Look for Volvo Rents’ pink excavator become the Heroes. “Chris was someone I looked on various jobsites and see your local mascot for up to as an athlete during his playing Volvo Rents store giving back to breast The Ohio State days at Ohio State and in the NFL. cancer research! University. This But I believe most of his fans and unique picture book that is our customers are more proud of his both educational and entertaining behavior and actions off the field of is part of HeartFelt Stories, a series competition. His Making a Difference… of children’s books that are geared loyalty, his love One Buckeye at a Time towards teaching children life lessons for family and and core values. A portion of the his passion to Jonathan Cochran and Alexander Bork proceeds from Lil’ Brutus Born a Buckeye give forward to created a project that combines benefits the Spielman Fund. For more his community are Buckeye spirit with a great cause – information on how to purchase your why he is a true Buckeyes for a Cure. The duo’s goal is copy of this new children’s book, visit hero in my mind continued… www.heartfeltstoriesllc.com. and why so many

7 to sell 100,000 buckeye nuts in hopes OSU Softball Team Hits a great round of golf, accompanied by of creating the world’s largest buckeye great weather, fabulous gifts, contests necklace and in doing so, raise funds for a Home Run for Breast on almost every hole, breakfast the Spielman Fund. After selling each Cancer Research provided by Panera Bread, box lunches buckeye, they number and string it on a provided by Jimmy John’s and a sit- necklace that will eventually weigh down dinner provided by Outback more than 1,200 pounds. They have Steakhouse. This year’s event raised reserved numbers #1 and #36 in more than $21,000, bringing the honor of Stefanie and Chris. Once the cumulative event total donated to the necklace has been completed, it will Spielman Fund to more than $90,000. be available for public viewing. Almost 4,500 buckeyes have been sold to-date Todd Reigle, promotions director for but they need your help to make their The Fan says the station wants to goal! Visit www.buckeyesforacure.com continue to be a large supporter of the to sponsor your buckeye in the necklace Since 2001, the Ohio State softball team Spielman Fund and that The Fan enjoys for just $2.50 each. has hosted the Ohio Collegiate Charity events such as the Spielman Scramble Classic, an annual tournament that has because of the positive impact it has become one of the largest sporting event on the community. Next year’s date for fundraisers for breast cancer awareness the Spielman Scramble is scheduled for Tough Enough to Wear Pink in central Ohio. In 2009, the event raised June 13, 2011. For future information, Raises Nearly $63,000 for $20,359 for the Spielman Fund and over check back with the Fan website, www.971thefan.com. Breast Cancer Funds the past nine years has raised a total of $133,870. This year’s tournament took place on October 2-3 at Ohio State’s Fred Beekman Park. The support from Columbus International the Buckeye softball team has been Auto Show’s Charity Gala outstanding and their efforts are truly making a difference in cancer research. Every year, the Charity Gala is an For more information on this event, exciting event that benefits a local visit the Ohio State Athletics website, organization committed to helping the www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com, and search community. This year was no different. for “Softball” under the sports menu. The Columbus International Auto Show chose the Spielman Fund as the recipient of the proceeds from the 2010 Charity Gala held at the Greater Kay Tracy and Chip Jackson are 97.1 The Fan’s Spielman Columbus Convention Center. This committed to raising breast cancer Scramble Sells Out Double black-tie-optional event, called “Cars awareness and are continually inspired are the Stars,” took place on the eve by survivors and their stories. In response Shotgun Event of the 2010 Columbus International to their desire to fight this disease, Kay Auto Show. The event, hosted by 10TV and Chip began the “Tough Enough to meteorologist Chris Bradley and chaired Wear Pink Horse Show.” In 2009, the by Rhett Ricart from Ricart Automotive event raised $19,500 for the Stefanie Group, was complete with a dinner Spielman Patient Assistance Fund. program and music. The Columbus Since the inception of the event in 2007, Auto Show later hosted a check nearly $63,000 in total funding has been presentation event, where the event donated the Spielman Funds. This show committee presented the OSUCCC – is a combination of more than 50 open James with a check for $34,000 for the horse show and rodeo classes along Spielman Fund. with a silent auction, including a raffle of a pink manure spreader cleverly named “The Spreader of Hope.” The fourth The sixth annual Spielman Scramble Stories compiled by Allison Fitz. annual show took place September 25- was held June 28 at Little Turtle Golf 26 in Wilmington, Ohio. When the dust Club in Westerville. The event, hosted Thank you, Allison. settles, Kay and Chip are hoping to have by 97.1 The Fan, started in 2005 and has raised more than $30,000 this year. To grown every year since. This year, the learn more about this unique event, visit tournament added a second shotgun www.pinkribbonhorseshows.com. start and still sold out for the fourth year in a row. Both groups experienced

8 Community and Corporate Partners Raised nearly $900,000 this year!

During the 2009-2010 fiscal year, our Community and Corporate Partners raised $892,248.97 for the Spielman Funds. Through bake sales, golf outings and many creative endeavors, our partners are vital to the success of the Spielman Funds and are helping further the research that will ultimately find a cure. For more information about how to become a partner, visit us online at www.spielmanfund. com or contact Kim Collins at [email protected] or 614-293-9341. Fueling the Cure at the Home & Garden Show Thank you Community Partners! A Christmas to Cure Cancer...... $41,000.00 Chix with Stix Golf Outing...... $26,500.00 American Pie Party...... $615.00 Cleveland Indians Caravan at Gameworks...... $2,383.00 Amy Butler Designs...... $250.00 Columbus Athletic Club...... $630.00 Army and Navy Garrison T-Shirt Sales...... $600.00 Columbus Health Works Train the Trainer...... $890.00 Artful Bra Project...... $1,161.00 Crawl for a Cure...... $6,500.00 Beauty for Breast Cancer...... $185.00 Delta Gamma Executive Offices Beth Scott Longaberger Fundraiser...... $75.00 Awareness Wednesday...... $275.00 Blues for a Cure Concert Events...... $2,750.00 Dublin Turkey Bowl...... $9,338.50 Bricker & Eckler Casual Day...... $569.30 Dunkin Donuts Eat! Drink! Think! Pink!...... $2,502.00 Bruegger’s Bagels Grand Openings...... $250.00 Duy Phan’s Notes for Hope ...... $2,830.00 Buckeye Browns Backers...... $1,101.00 East Cambridge Riders Cruise for a Cure...... $5,000.00 Buckeye Classics Spielman DVD Pack...... $246.05 Eddie George’s Grill 27 Michigan Party...... $860.00 Buckeye Cruise for Cancer...... $291,455.64 Edward Warren Jewelers...... $1,000.00 Buckeyes Fore Cancer Research Golf Outing...... $5,000.00 First Choice Haircutters Cuts for the Cure...... $1,790.00 Buckridge Golf Outing...... $2,500.00 Flexicom Golf Outing...... $1,250.00 Capital City Half Marathon/Strides for Stef...... $632.50 Flyers Pizza and 97.1 The Fan Promotion...... $500.00 Capital Foundation Inaugural Charity Fueling the Cure...... $17,000.00 Wine Tasting Event...... $3,159.85 Go Bucks, Beat Cancer T-Shirts...... $1,662.85 CareFusion Cookies Against Cancer...... $419.77 Grandview Couples Golf Outing...... $30.00 Cars are the Stars...... $34,000.00 Habbegger Pig Roast...... $382.00 Certiphi Screening...... $750.00 Hans Aschinger’s Climb for Life...... $150.00 Cheesecake Factory...... $1,000.00 Heart of Ohio Tole Thinking Pink ...... $1,100.00 Heritage Golf Club...... $4,967.00 IDC OSU Scarf and Hat Sale...... $206.00 Jerome United Methodist Church...... $1,014.50 Johnny and the Revelators at the Bogey Inn...... $535.00 Kappa Kappa Gamma Casual for a Cause...... $65.00 Kenneth’s Salons Sales Promotions...... $5,779.41 Key Bank Women’s Forum...... $1,175.00 Kroger 97.1 The Fan Cookbook Sales...... $5,250.17 Pink Ribbon Sale...... $19,243.00 Recyclable Walk Bags...... $7,821.00 Pink Tag Program...... $125,000.00 Leal Inc. Sales Display...... $58.00 Lia Sophia Jewelry Sale...... $400.00 Licco Inc. Pink Jewelry Sale...... $37.60 Logan Family Foundation...... $2,000.00

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9 Spielman Scramble/97.1 The Fan Golf Outing...... $12,000.00 Spirit of Columbus Marathon...... $1,555.07 St. Johns Women’s Holiday Lunch...... $2,450.00 Summertime Blues for a Cure Concert...... $9,750.00 Sunny 95 Dino and Shawn’s Old-Fashioned Christmas...... $303.00 Tough Enough to Wear Pink Horse Show...... $19,500.00 Twin Rivers Horse Show...... $2,400.00 Unifirst Uniforms...... $3,750.00 Velvet Ice Cream...... $5,000.00 VFW Ohio Charities Post 3313...... $2,782.00 walkNationwide...... $40.00 Westchester Golf Scramble...... $2,265.00 Wexner Heritage House...... $50.00 The OSU band forms a pink ribbon during the Women’s “Pink What’s That Name Candles...... $640.00 Zone” Game. Women’s League...... $60.00 Wonk the Band Concert...... $1,550.00 Lori Ryan Longaberger Sales...... $72.00 Wunderdaug Restaurant ...... $19.38 Luke Laws Capstone – U.A. Baseball ...... $403.05 Yellow Rose Fund...... $12,230.73 Macys Lip Sync...... $10,120.00 Mad River Mountain Pretty in Pink...... $926.00 Mike Slinger Party at the Bogey...... $1,742.00 NML Ministry Strike Out Cancer...... $80.00 Nurtur Salon Tips for a Cure...... $27.00 Ohio Dominican University Athlete Auction...... $360.00 Ohio Northern University Breast Cancer Walk/Run.$2,700.00 Ohio Stingrays Softball Invitational...... $4,812.00 Ohio University Mom’s Week...... $8,116.30 One More Time Inc...... $56.52 Original Goodie Shop Pink Ribbon Cookie...... $1,096.42 OSU Alumni Clubs Alumni Club of Indianapolis ...... $225.00 Alumni Club of Naples ...... $800.00 The Ohio State University Center for EMS/Bill Barks ...... $210.00 RPAC T-Shirt Sale...... $155.00 Student Life Spielman Walk ...... $100.00 College of Veterinary Medicine Pink Week ...... $779.02 Women’s Basketball Pink Zone Game ...... $945.49 Route 66 Road Rally check presentation. Women’s Field Hockey Buckeyes Go Pink...... $152.30 Women’s Softball Charity Classic...... $20,359.48 Outback Steakhouse Dining Promotion ...... $900.00 Pennies for Penny 5K...... $745.00 Phi Sigma Rho...... $243.00 Pilates Studio of Central Ohio Crunch for a Cure...... $996.00 Pinnacle Golf Club...... $544.00 Premier Chiropractic Services...... $400.00 Rejuvenations ...... $1,150.00 Ride for the Ribbon Horseshows...... $9,052.00 Ring in a Cure, A NYE Event...... $781.00 Rotary Club of Hilliard...... $500.00 Route 66 Road Rally...... $2,900.00 Scrap for the Cure...... $1,404.00 Skate for Hope...... $7,500.00 Smash with Love Tennis Tournament...... $30,000.00 Spielman Gridiron Classic II...... $1,566.00

10 The Honor Roll

The Spielman Fund is honored that elementary, middle and Liberty Union High School Softball high schools have chosen to direct their fundraising efforts Strike Out Cancer & Hit it Hard...... $603.00 to support us! Thank you for helping us find a cure! New Albany 7th and 8th Grade Fall Party...... $200.00 A+ Arts Academy ...... $504.00 Northmor High School Show Choir, Barrington Middle School Buckeye Bonanza...... $3,300.80 Knightsounds...... $2,500.00 Coshocton Basketball Pink Game...... $310.10 Olentangy Orange Shoot for the Cure...... $1,498.00 Covington Eagles Lady Buccs Pickerington Central High School Pinkout Golf Outing...... $1,180.00 Lady Tigers Basketball...... $166.62 Dublin Coffman and Jerome High Schools’ South-Western Career Academy ...... $1,202.17 Shoot for the Cure...... $3,402.50 St. Columban School Awareness Month...... $500.00 Dublin Youth Athletics Basketball Tournament...... $100.00 Tolles Career Center...... $36.05 Fairbanks Middle School Jeans Day...... $47.00 Tremont Elementary Marathon Events...... $4,037.50 Fairborn High School Varsity Softball – Upper Arlington High School Strike Out Cancer...... $300.00 Shoot for the Cure...... $1,174.00 Genoa High School Football Team and Upper Arlington Hockey Events...... $11,702.06 HEH Photos...... $75.00 Upper Arlington LAX Events...... $6,550.21 Hastings and Jones Middle Schools Hoops for a Cure...... $8,845.85 West Jefferson High School Shoot for the Cure...... $325.00 Hastings Middle School Football Teams...... $552.00 West Liberty Salem High School Basketball Team...... $1,500.00 John Clem Elementary Pink Wednesdays...... $420.00 Worthington Kilbourne Choir, John Glenn High School Shoot for the Cure...... $2,682.01 Orchestra and Band...... $515.00 Jones Middle School Fall Production...... $5,011.20

FUTURE EVENTS

Upcoming Events Benefiting The Spielman Funds

Phi Gamma Delta Rivalry has been a longtime supporter of the Stefanie Spielman Fund and The James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Run Against Cancer Institute, raising more than $240,000 for cancer research. November 25-26, 2010 For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.achristmastocurecancer.org. Brothers from the Ohio State chapter of Phi Gamma Delta will team up with their Michigan chapter to run one of the game balls from Ann Arbor, Michigan to Columbus, Ohio for Sean Carney’s Blues for a Cure the annual OSU-Michigan football game. December 10-11 Sean Carney’s Blues for a Cure 2010 will celebrate its fourth A Christmas to Cure Cancer year of bringing award-winning blues to Columbus, all the December 3, 2010 while raising money for cancer research. This year’s event will be held at Vonn Jazz Lounge, 245 E. Campus View A Christmas to Cure Cancer announces its ninth annual silent Blvd., Columbus, on Friday, December 10, and continues on auction and benefit concert, to be held on Friday evening, Saturday, December 11, at the Lincoln Theater, 769 E. Long December 3 at the Conference Center at NorthPointe in St., Columbus. For tickets, visit www.bluesforacure.com. Lewis Center. Join in this very special holiday event that

11 Coming Soon! Our new JamesCare Comprehensive Breast Center is the first of its kind in central Ohio to offer the full continuum of breast cancer care – from prevention and screening through detection, diagnosis, treatment and survivorship – in one convenient location.

Located on Olentangy River Road, the Center will provide more than double the space of our existing facility in Dublin. The Center’s proximity to Ohio State will enable breast cancer researchers and clinicians to work directly together on studies that will ultimately get us closer to creating a cancer- free world!

cancer.osu.edu/go/breastcenter For more information on the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research please call the James Development Office at 614-293-3744 or visit us online at www.spielmanfund.com.

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