Realizing The Vision 2006 Annual Report President & Chairman’s Message:

When Martin Luther King, Jr. told us of his dream in 1963, he opened the door to hope for millions of people who were able to envision, through his words, a world different from the one they experienced each day.

This year, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society emulated Dr. King’s great example by daring to dream of a new world for families affected by blood cancers — in which a transformed healthcare landscape produces outcomes for patients breathtakingly better than the ones our mission: they now experience. The Society’s North Star 2015 Vision describes a future we aspire to create by the year 2015. Cure leukemia, lymphoma, It will guide our decision making and activities between now and then, serving as a critical milestone to be reached in the pursuit of our mission.

Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, This year’s annual report will, as always, give an account of the fiscal year just completed. It will and improve the quality of life also provide insights and glimpses into the future to which we aspire for blood cancer patients and their families, as depicted in the North Star 2015 Vision. The vision is ambitious, setting we of patients and their families. believe, the necessary goals for the years that lie ahead.

Dwayne Howell John M. Kamins President & CEO Chair

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 1 Welcome to the World of 2015

In 2015, the majority of patients with blood cancer are either cured or able to manage their condition with good quality of life. In some cases, diseases may be prevented.

Effective treatments, information, resources and support are widely accessible and patients are aware of them, enabling patients, their families and caregivers to cope effectively throughout their cancer journeys.

Myeloma 2015

Soon after moving to Atlanta, Thomas visits a new Meet physician for a routine physical exam. He receives Thomas J. unexpected news: He has multiple myeloma. In 2015, the diagnosis, while unwelcome, comes with prompt identification of options and recommendations. Advances in medical informatics allow Thomas’ physician to access his entire medical history securely and in seconds. Treatment options are quickly identified: A new vaccine is being tested in a Phase III clinical trial specially designed for older myeloma patients. Other clinical trial options are available as backups. Also, a newly approved oral, targeted therapy allows patients to manage their disease as a chronic illness, with little pain or disruption to their normal lifestyle. The Society’s streamlined services arm Thomas with information to help him choose the best available option and help him obtain reimbursement for treatment.

Outcome: Thomas J. gets to live beyond his 70s with a high quality of life. His family gets to keep their grandpa.

2| The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 3 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma 2015

Cathy has Good options. Cathy thinks she has the flu. She has some options swollen lymph glands, a fever. Nothing to be too concerned about. But when symptoms persist, tests indicate non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). Cancer. The Society’s easy-to-navigate information systems help Cathy review treatment options, which help inform her discussions with her oncologist. She considers an individualized oral therapy that combines three drugs targeted to the genetic flaws that caused her cancer; and an allogeneic transplant with stem cells donated by her sister. After making her decision, the Society puts her in touch with other patients who have undergone the same treatment.

Outcome: Six months after choosing the oral treatment, and never having missed a day of work, Cathy is feeling well, she’s optimistic and she and her family are living their lives together with a heightened appreciation for each day.

4| The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 5 Leukemia 2015

Before his birth in Brazil in 2015, there was A Plan a plan to keep new baby Davi from suffering the fate of a maternal uncle who had died for Davi of acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL), and his brother, who had died years before, also from ALL. Genetic testing shortly after he was born showed that Davi carried the ALL predisposition. His doctors had access to an information network for collaborating physicians, institutions and organizations around the world. They learned of a new therapeutic agent, discovered by a Society researcher, that was extremely effective in preventing onset of acute leukemia in predisposed children. Davi received the therapy that prevented him from ever getting ALL.

Outcome: Davi, 13 years after his diagnosis, is a healthy and vibrant teenager who does well in school and has a perfect attendance record.

6| The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 7 Fiscal Year 2006 Society Highlights Advocacy Society advocates continued to make important contributions this year. Significant milestones included:

■ For the third consecutive year, Society ■ In collaboration with the Society’s Medical advocacy has secured funding for blood cancer & Scientific Research Team, Society advocacy education at the Centers for Disease Control initiated a unique partnership with the U.S. Research and Prevention. To date, the Society has Food and Drug Administration to streamline Dedicated Society-funded researchers accomplished a great deal this year. received almost $1 million in funding from this the patient diagnosis and drug approval process. program to reach elderly and underserved ■ Society advocates won key legislative victories Among the achievements: blood cancer patients. in Connecticut on neuropsychological testing for pediatric cancer patients and in Wisconsin Teaching Cells to Rebuild Immune Systems Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, are working Society advocates speaking up for patients for insurance coverage of patients in clinical trials. in Myeloma Patients: Specialized Center on the application of the targeted drug Velcade® now number more than 36,000, enhancing of Research (SCOR) leader Carl June, M.D., (currently approved for treating relapsed myeloma the patient voice for research and quality care. University of Pennsylvania Abramson Family patients) for some types of NHL, with promising Cancer Research Center, and his team worked results. These investigators are also testing Velcade ■ For the fifth consecutive year, Society on innovative immunotherapeutic techniques in combination with conventional drugs. Favorable advocacy has secured $5 million in blood that are likely to reduce post-transplant infections, preliminary findings are expected to lead to cancer research funding through the U.S. which threaten up to 40 percent of stem cell additional applications for other blood cancers Department of Defense. Almost $25 million transplant patients. Their work also validates as well as in the broader cancer arena. has now been provided for this program. the development of immunotherapy to induce effective anti-tumor responses that could eradicate Four new and two renewal SCOR grants minimal residual disease and lead to cures. were awarded during fiscal year 2006, increasing to 15 the number of these Using Antibodies to Deliver Radiation large-scale, multi-disciplinary, Directly to Leukemia and Lymphoma Cells: collaborative programs. Patient Services Another SCOR team led by Irwin D. Bernstein, M.D., Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, This year, the Society made 4.2 million This year, nearly 16,000 people took is using a technique called radioimmunotherapy contacts with patients, caregivers and healthcare part in Family Support Groups and First to eliminate the need for high-dose, whole-body professionals. The audience we serve has grown Connection, our peer-to-peer program for newly-diagnosed patients. chemotherapy or radiotherapy prior to stem substantially in recent years as we reach out to cell transplantation. Results to date suggest that Canada provide information and support in more national and chapter-based programs and service venues. leukemia and lymphoma patients, including those This year the major focus was on growth who are not candidates for standard transplants, ■ Information is available for free: ■ Support services are available through the will benefit from this less toxic treatment. through new fundraising programs, ■ By phone or email, from the Society’s Society’s 66 chapters in the United States services for patients and an additional professional staff at the Information Resource and Canada. Grants for fiscal year 2006 were $61.6 million, Center, (800) 955-4572, ([email protected]) ■ bringing our cumulative research investment office location: Chapter-based programs in 2006 reached to $486 million. ■ On the Internet at www.LLS.org 41,000 patients and caregivers. New programs ■ The Canadian patient services program officially ■ Through teleconferences and Webcasts included: got underway by providing patient services on blood cancers, treatment options and ■ Paving the Way to Progress: Clinical Trials managers in the Western Region and Greater Killing Cancer Cells by Inhibiting Molecules all aspects of the cancer journey, archived in Blood Cancers Toronto Area. on Which They Depend: Society-funded for ongoing use ■ Meet the Expert on Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma ■ Successful startup programs of Team In Training,® researchers Robert Orlowski, M.D., Ph.D., ■ ® SM Exploring Myeloma Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, Light The Night Walk and School & Youth ■ University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Programs were implemented. Breaking the Age Barrier: Getting the Best and Owen O’Connor, M.D., Ph.D., Memorial ■ Plans got underway for a new office Cancer Treatment in Montreal, Quebec. 8| The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 9 Fiscal Year 2006 Fundraising Highlights

Team In Training Since its inception in 1988, Team In Training (TNT) participants have raised more than $695 million to advance the Society’s mission.

The Society’s signature fundraising event continued its steady growth, with 35,000 participants raising $114 million as they trained for marathons, 100-mile cycle rides and triathlons. TNT also surpassed a major milestone during the year, as the number of participants trained over its history reached 305,000. The Society salutes and thanks the loyal TNT alumni whose fundraising support has given new meaning to the field of endurance sports events.

Light The Night

Thousands of people in 250 communities in the United States and Canada participated in a Light The Night Walk event in fiscal year 2006, raising nearly $27 million to help advance the Society’s mission. These friends, families and corporate teams have earned a special place in the heart of the Society, and we extend our gratitude to each one of them for their efforts on behalf of patients everywhere who are battling blood cancer.

In its seventh year, Light The Night Walk has raised a cumulative total of $110 million for cancer research and services for patients.

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School & Youth Students across the country raised more than $15 million and demonstrated the collective power of kids to make a large impact on the search for cures for cancer. This was the program’s biggest year ever!

Nearly 19 percent of all U.S. (K-12) schools were recruited by the Society’s School & Youth Programs this year.

Donor Development

The Society relies on generous donors to help make progress in the fulfillment of its mission. This year, major donors and members of the Society’s Legacy Circle were responsible for contributions totaling $31.5 million, exceeding goals and reflecting a 21-percent increase over fiscal year 2005. Our gratitude to these supporters runs deep and is given on behalf of more than 785,000 blood cancer patients and their families.

100% of restricted gifts from donors is used to advance the Society’s mission.

12 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 13 Research Grants*

Specialized Center of Research 1 Career Development Program: Xin-Hua Feng, PhD I 2004 Clifford Lowell, MD, PhD I 2002 Michael Thirman, MD I 2003 Ephraim Fuchs, MD I 2004 Katja Bruckner, PhD I 2004 Marc Gavin, PhD I 2004 Scholars Baylor College of Medicine University of California, San Francisco University of Chicago Johns Hopkins University Harvard University University of Washington Jerry Adams, PhD I 2007 Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Peter Adams, PhD I 2004 Margaret Goodell, PhD I 2002 13 Hiten Madhani, MD, PhD I 2006 David Toczyski, PhD I 2004 Zihai Li, MD, PhD I 2006 21 Julie Canman, PhD I 2007 Sourav Ghosh, PhD I 2007 of Medical Research Fox Chase Cancer Center Baylor College of Medicine University of California, San Francisco University of California, San Francisco University of Connecticut University of Oregon Salk Institute for Biological Studies

Frederick Alt, PhD I 2007 David Allman, PhD I 2005 Jonathan Graff, MD, PhD I 2002 14 Andreas Matouschek, PhD I 2003 Toshio Tsukiyama, PhD, DVM I 2003 Owen O’Connor, MD, PhD I 2003 Kate Carroll, PhD I 2007 Wendy Gordon, PhD I 2007 CBR Institute of Biomedical University of Pennsylvania The University of Texas Northwestern University Fred Hutchinson Cancer Memorial Sloan-Kettering University of Michigan Brigham and Women’s Hospital Research, Inc. Research Center Cancer Center Francisco Asturias, PhD I 2002 H. Leighton Grimes, PhD I 2006 Ari Melnick, MD I 2007 Andrew Carter, PhD I 2007 Monica Gostissa, PhD I 2007 I 2 Irwin D. Bernstein, MD 2003 Scripps Research Institute Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Albert Einstein College of Medicine Jessica Tyler, PhD I 2004 Robert Orlowski, MD, PhD I 2006 University of California, San Francisco CBR Institute of Biomedical Fred Hutchinson Cancer Medical Center University of Colorado Lineberger Comprehensive Research, Inc. Research Center Avinash Bhandoola, MD, PhD I 2007 Danesh Moazed, PhD I 2004 Cancer Center Yang Chao, PhD I 2007 University of Pennsylvania Wei Gu, PhD I 2002 Harvard University Katharine Ullman, PhD I 2006 University of North Carolina Princeton University Alla Grishok, PhD I 2007 John Bushweller, PhD I 2005 3 Columbia University University of Utah at Chapel Hill Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Virginia Susan Biggins, PhD I 2006 George Mosialos, PhD I 2005 Xin Chen, PhD I 2006 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Xi He, PhD I 2006 Biomedical Sciences Research Center Jose Villadangos, PhD I 2005 Aaron Rapoport, MD I 2002 Stanford University Beichu Guo, PhD I 2007 John C. Byrd, MD I 2006 4 Research Center Children’s Hospital Boston Walter and Eliza Hall Institute University of Maryland University of California, Los Angeles The Ohio State University Duojia Pan, PhD I 2007 of Medical Research Aiyang Cheng, PhD I 2004 I I 15 I James Bowie, PhD 2002 Theodore Jardetzky, PhD 2002 Johns Hopkins University David Rizzieri, MD I 2007 22 Yale University Karen Haas, PhD 2005 I 5 Riccardo Dalla-Favera, MD 2004 University of California, Los Angeles Northwestern University Claire Walczak, PhD I 2002 Duke University Medical Center Duke University Medical Center Columbia University Christoph Plass, PhD I 2003 Indiana University Rafal Ciosk, PhD I 2006 I Randy Brutkiewicz, PhD 2004 Jin Jiang, PhD I 2004 The Ohio State University Warren Shlomchik, MD I 2007 Novartis Forschungsstiftung Tomoko Hamma, PhD I 2006 I 6 Brian J. Druker, MD 2006 Indiana University The University of Texas Johannes Walter, PhD I 2007 Yale University Fred Hutchinson Cancer Oregon Health & Science University Ishwar Radhakrishnan, PhD I 2005 Harvard University Hilary Coller, PhD I 2003 Research Center I Anthony Capobianco, PhD 2002 Dong-Yan Jin, MD, PhD I 2002 Northwestern University Jeffrey Taub, MD I 2003 Princeton University Carolyn Felix, MD I 2007 Wistar Institute University of Hong Kong Mitchell Weiss, MD, PhD I 2007 Wayne State University Joo Seok Han, PhD I 2006 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Dale Ramsden, PhD I 2007 The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Sean Conner, PhD I 2005 Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research I J. Don Chen, PhD 2001 Craig Jordan, PhD I 2004 University of North Carolina Joseph Wiemels, PhD I 2004 23 University of Minnesota Anthony Green, MD, PhD I 2007 University of Medicine and University of Rochester Xiaolu Yang, PhD I 2005 University of California, San Francisco Azizul Haque, PhD I 2004 University of Cambridge Dentistry of New Jersey Linda Resar, MD I 2006 17 University of Pennsylvania Nika Danial, PhD I 2004 Medical University of South Carolina Scott Keeney, PhD I 2006 Johns Hopkins University William Wierda, MD, PhD I 2007 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute I 7 I James Griffin, MD 2006 Wen-Ming Chu, MD, PhD 2007 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Tso-Pang Yao, PhD I 2004 The University of Texas Kieran Harvey, PhD I 2006 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Brown University Cancer Center Theodora Ross, MD, PhD I 2006 Duke University Medical Center Zhong Deng, PhD I 2006 Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute University of Michigan Wistar Institute Helen Heslop, MD I 2004 Karlene Cimprich, PhD I 2005 Michelle Kelliher, PhD I 2004 Hongtao Yu, PhD I 2004 Career Development Program: Beate Heissig, MD, PhD I 2004 Baylor College of Medicine Stanford University University of Massachusetts Guy Sauvageau, MD, PhD I 2003 The University of Texas Special Fellows Takeshi Egawa, MD, PhD I 2007 Juntendo University

University of Montreal, Canada I Memorial Sloan-Kettering I 8 I Laurie Ailles, PhD 2004 Carl June, MD 2007 Pamela Correll, PhD 2003 William Kerr, PhD I 2003 16 Weiguo Zhang, PhD I 2005 Cancer Center Amy Holdorf, PhD I 2007 Stanford University Abramson Family Cancer Pennsylvania State University University of South Florida Stephen Schoenberger, PhD I 2006 Duke University Medical Center Mount Sinai School of Medicine Research Center La Jolla Institute for Allergy Joaquin Espinosa, PhD I 2004 K. Mark Ansel, PhD I 2006 University of Pennsylvania Patricia Cortes, PhD I 2002 Scott Kogan, MD I 2005 & Immunology Pengbo Zhou, PhD I 2006 University of Colorado Ke Hu, PhD I 2006 CBR Institute of Biomedical Mount Sinai School of Medicine University of California, San Francisco Weill Medical College Scripps Research Institute Research, Inc. Thomas J. Kipps, MD, PhD I 2006 Ralph Scully, MD, PhD I 2006 of Cornell University Hui Feng, PhD I 2006 University of California, San Diego Chris Counter, PhD I 2003 Anthony Koleske, PhD I 2003 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Tara Huber, PhD I 2006 Jennifer Antonchuk, PhD I 2007 Duke University Medical Center Yale University Mount Sinai School of Medicine University Hospital of Lund Ronald Levy, MD I 2006 9 David Sharp, PhD I 2005 Career Development Program: Pinghui Feng, PhD I 2007 Stanford University John Crispino, PhD I 2006 Kerry Kornfeld, MD, PhD I 2002 Albert Einstein College of Medicine Scholars in Clinical Research The University of Texas Matthias Hundt, MD I 2006 Toshiyuki Araki, PhD I 2006 University of Chicago Washington University I La Jolla Institute for Allergy Maurizio Bendandi, MD, PhD 2002 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Scott Lowe, PhD I 2004 10 Ali Shilatifard, PhD I 2002 18 Josephine Ferreon, PhD I 2006 Clinica Universitaria & Immunology Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Blossom Damania, PhD I 2006 Stephen Kron, MD, PhD I 2003 Saint Louis University Scripps Research Institute Claire Attwooll, PhD I 2007 I University of North Carolina University of Chicago I Kristen Hurov, PhD 2007 Ravi Bhatia, MD 2003 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Tak Mak, PhD I 2005 Peter Sicinski, MD, PhD I 2006 Elsa Flores, PhD I 2004 24 Brigham and Women’s Hospital I City of Hope National Medical Center Cancer Center Advanced Medical Discovery Institute Abby Dernburg, PhD 2007 Matthew Krummel, PhD I 2006 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute The University of Texas

I University of Toronto, Canada University of California, Berkeley University of California, San Francisco I Lena Hwang, PhD 2003 Smita Bhatia, MD 2002 Dimple Bansal, PhD I 2007 Zhou Songyang, PhD I 2007 Daniel Foltz, PhD I 2007 University of California, San Francisco I City of Hope National Medical Center Brigham and Women’s Hospital Stephen Nimer, MD I 2007 11 J. Alan Diehl, PhD 2007 Gustavo Leone, PhD I 2005 Baylor College of Medicine Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research

I Memorial Sloan-Kettering University of Pennsylvania The Ohio State University I Miho Iijima, PhD 2005 John C. Byrd, MD 2002 Ittai Ben-Porath, PhD I 2005 Cancer Center Reshma Taneja, PhD I 2003 Casey Fox, PhD I 2005 Johns Hopkins University I The Ohio State University Whitehead Institute for Wei Du, PhD 2004 Xin Lin, PhD I 2005 Mount Sinai School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania Biomedical Research Michael Thirman, MD I 2007 University of Chicago Julie Jameson, PhD I 2004 The University of Texas Martin Carroll, MD I 2004 William Tansey, PhD I 2002 Xinsheng Gao, PhD I 2004 University of Chicago I Scripps Research Institute I University of Pennsylvania Arnaud Besson, PhD 2007 Michael Eck, MD, PhD 2003 Weei-Chin Lin, MD, PhD I 2007 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory The University of Texas Fred Hutchinson Cancer Cheryl L. Willman, MD I 2006 12 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Edith Janssen, PhD I 2005 University of Alabama, Birmingham Kenneth Cooke, MD I 2006 20 Michael Teitell, MD, PhD I 2004 19 Research Center Julie Gates, PhD I 2006 University of New Mexico University of Michigan La Jolla Institute for Allergy Christine Eischen, PhD I 2005 Fenyong Liu, PhD I 2002 University of California, Los Angeles Bucknell University & Immunology Klara Briknarova, PhD I 2005 University of Nebraska University of California, Berkeley The University of Montana

* The year displayed after each grant represents 2 Dr. Irwin D. Bernstein is funded by an 5 Dr. Riccardo Dalla-Favera is funded in part 7 Dr. James Griffin is funded in part by Cure 10 Dr. Scott Lowe is funded in part by the Alverin 14 Dr. Jonathan Graff is funded by the 19 Dr. Michael Teitell is funded in part by Parents 23 Dr. Joseph Wiemels is funded by Team Friends the first fiscal year of grant activity. anonymous donor. by David and Diann Sant, Lesley Goldwasser Kids Cancer Golf Tournament and the Virginia M. Cornell Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony St. Valentine’s Day Luncheon and Style Show. Against Leukemia. of Allie honoring pediatric heroes and Quest and Jonathan Plutzik, Joseph S. and Diane Sheldon Jerome Foundation. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Campbell Diagnostics Foundation, Inc. 3 Dr. John Bushweller is funded in part by 15 Dr. Theodore Jardetzky is funded in part 20 Dr. Kenneth Cooke is funded in part by 1 The Specialized Center of Research Program H. Steinberg, Deborah and Jeff Briggs, Tracy and Valerie Aspinwall & The Reichman the Peter Berg Memorial Research Fund. 8 Dr. Carl June is funded in part by Madeline by the Helen Brach Foundation. the Alex Trotman Memorial Fund. 24 Dr. Elsa Flores is funded by the Hildegarde is funded in part by Mr. and Mrs. James A. and Frank Collins, James F. Egan, James and Memorial/Altschul Foundation. & Howell E. Adams, Jr., in loving memory D. Becher Foundation. Beck, The John and Frances Beck Family 4 Dr. John Byrd is funded in part by Douglas Karen Finkel, Paul and Susan Friedman, 16 Dr. William Kerr is funded by The Newman 21 Dr. Zihai Li is funded in part by Susan Glick. of their daughter, Madeline; Lisa Bee, Spin 4 11 Dr. Stephen Nimer is funded in part by Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Kessler and and Phyllis Smith, Elaine Smith and the Jonathan and Jeannie Lavine and Family, Foundation. A Cure and Alex Boisclair Gold Tournament-Luc the John and Shirley Davies Foundation. 22 Dr. David Rizzieri is funded by Stephen General Motors Corp. Bruce Bocina Building Corp. Tom Marano, Jeffrey and Katina Mayer, The & Maria Boisclair. 17 Dr. Linda Resar is funded in part by the and Madeline Anbinder. 12 Dr. Cheryl Willman is funded by the Nike Edward L. Milstein Foundation, Michael and Cora and John H. Davis Foundation. Elin Nierenberg and Family, and Daniel and 9 Dr. Ronald Levy is funded by the Joseph Women’s Marathon. C. Sanfilippo Memorial Fund, The Valley 18 Dr. Ali Shalitifard is funded in part by the Carol Spina. 13 Dr. Margaret Goodell, a Stephen Birnbaum Foundation, The Relations Foundation and Ed Heitz Memorial Research Fund. 6 Dr. Brian Druker is funded in part by the Scholar, is funded by The Stephen Birnbaum The Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation. Bertelsen Family and the Shimkin Foundation. Foundation. 14 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 15 Research Grants continued

Sue Jaspersen, PhD I 2005 Constantine Mitsiades, MD, Yongcheng Song, PhD I 2006 Ning Wu, PhD I 2007 Tatiana Bondar, PhD I 2007 28 Tania Gourley, PhD I 2004 Chinten Lim, PhD I 2005 Priyamvada Rai, PhD I 2006 Stowers Institute for Medical Research PhD I 2004 University of Illinois Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Yale University Emory University Scripps Research Institute Whitehead Institute for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Biomedical Research Axel Kallies, PhD I 2007 Eric Spierings, PhD I 2005 Zhaohui Wu, MD, PhD I 2006 Deirdre Buckley, PhD I 2004 29 Amy Holdorf, PhD I 2004 Miao-Chia Lo, PhD I 2007 Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Raul Mostoslavsky, MD, PhD I 2005 Leiden University Medical Center University of Wisconsin Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Mount Sinai School of Medicine Scripps Research Institute John Randell, PhD I 2004 of Medical Research Children's Hospital Corporation Massachusetts Institute of Technology Walter Steiner, PhD I 2005 Defne Yarar, PhD I 2007 Corey Carlson, PhD I 2007 Eun-Jin Hong, PhD I 2006 Michelle Longworth, PhD I 2007 Cheng-Fu Kao, PhD I 2006 Sean O’Rourke, PhD I 2006 Niagara University Scripps Research Institute University of Minnesota Harvard University Massachusetts General Hospital Lily Remsing Rix, PhD I 2005 University of New Mexico University of Oregon Center for Molecular Medicine Angela Stoddart, PhD I 2005 Tomoki Yokochi, PhD I 2006 Jing Chen, PhD I 2005 Daniel Hostetter, PhD I 2006 Edward Luk, PhD I 2006 Kitai Kim, PhD I 2007 Ryoma Ohi, PhD I 2005 University of Chicago Florida State University Emory University University of California, San Francisco National Institutes of Health Stefan Riedl, PhD I 2005 Children's Hospital Boston Harvard University Burnham Institute Gergely Szakacs, MD, PhD I 2007 Akihiko Yokoyama, PhD I 2006 Jihua Chen, MD, PhD I 2006 Kristen Hurov, PhD I 2004 Julian Lum, PhD I 2005 Eric Lai, PhD I 2005 Joseph Opferman, PhD I 2005 Biological Research Center, Stanford University Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Harvard University University of Pennsylvania Davide Robbiani, MD, PhD I 2007 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences Rockefeller University Cancer Center Jianbo Yue, PhD I 2006 Danica Chen, PhD I 2006 Jonathan Irish, PhD I 2006 Matthias Lutolf, PhD I 2007 Amir Oryan (Orian), MD, Scott Tibbetts, PhD I 2004 Stanford University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Stanford University Stanford University Adam Rosendorff, MD I 2003 Ke Lan, MD, PhD I 2007 PhD I 2005 26 Louisana State University Brigham and Women’s Hospital University of Pennsylvania Technion, Israel Institute of Technology Jinsong Zhang, PhD I 2004 Stella Chou, MD I 2007 Hao Jiang, PhD I 2007 Xiaoju Ma, PhD I 2007 Giovanni Tonon, MD, PhD I 2007 University of Cincinnati The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Rockefeller University Harvard University Karen Sachs, PhD I 2007 Emma Langley, PhD I 2006 Hyewon Phee, PhD I 2007 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Stanford University Scripps Research Institute University of California, San Francisco Tong Zhang, PhD I 2007 Dipanjan Chowdhury, PhD I 2005 Kristen Johnson, PhD I 2006 Eugene Makeyev, PhD I 2005 Emily Troemel, PhD I 2007 Dartmouth College CBR Institute of Biomedical University of Chicago Harvard University Stefanie Sarantopoulos, Nicholas Larsen, PhD I 2007 Kathrin Plath, PhD I 2005 Massachusetts General Hospital Research, Inc. MD, PhD I 2006 Anna Keating, MD I 2004 Vanessa Marsden, PhD I 2005 Harvard University University of California, Los Angeles Career Development Program: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Takehiko Usui, PhD I 2005 Kent Christopherson, PhD I 2004 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Special Fellows in Clinical Research Isabelle Le Blanc, PhD I 2005 Supriya Prasanth, PhD I 2006 Memorial Sloan-Kettering The University of Texas Cancer Center Bernie Sattin, PhD I 2007 Carla Martins, PhD I 2006 30 University of California, Berkeley Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cancer Center Elly Barry, MD I 2007 Stanford University I I Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Sergei Chuikov, PhD 2007 Karen Keeshan, PhD 2005 University of California, San Francisco Francene Lemoine, PhD I 2007 Philippe Prochasson, PhD I 2007 Fred van Leeuwen, PhD I 2004 University of Michigan University of Pennsylvania Gary Shapiro, PhD I 2005 Sebastiaan Meijsing, PhD I 2005 Duke University Medical Center Stowers Institute for Medical Research Netherlands Cancer Institute Jeffrey Davies, MD, PhD I 2007 University of California, San Diego I I Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Alexandre Costa, MD, PhD 2007 Sridevi Khambhampaty, PhD 2006 University of California, San Francisco Ziqiang Li, PhD I 2006 Youcun Qian, PhD I 2007 Ramiro Verdun, PhD I 2007 Stanford University Stanford University Eric Shiozaki, PhD I 2006 Stavroula Mili, PhD I 2006 Albert Einstein College of Medicine Cleveland Clinic Foundation Salk Institute for Biological Studies Alice Fan, MD I 2007 University of California, Los Angeles I I Stanford University Warren D’Souza, PhD 2006 You-Me Kim, PhD 2004 University of Virginia YuYao Liang, PhD I 2006 Jian Qu, PhD I 2005 Carl Walkley, PhD I 2007 University of California, San Diego Whitehead Institute for Erika Shor, PhD I 2007 Shinichi Mizuno, MD, PhD I 2004 The University of Texas University of California, San Francisco Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Alexander Perl, MD I 2007 Biomedical Research University of Wisconsin I University of Pennsylvania Abhishek Datta, PhD 2007 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Jidong Liu, PhD I 2006 John Randell, PhD I 2007 Roland Walter, MD I 2007 27 CBR Institute of Biomedical Valery Krizhanovsky, PhD I 2007 Jonathan Snow, PhD I 2006 Alexandre Morozov, PhD I 2006 31 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Massachusetts Institute of Technology Fred Hutchinson Cancer Loredana Ruggeri, MD, PhD I 2007 Research, Inc. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Children’s Hospital Boston Research Center Università di Perugia Rockefeller University Hinh Ly, PhD I 2004 Attila Remenyi, PhD I 2007 Tracy Diamond, PhD I 2006 Marc Kvansakul, PhD I 2006 Erinn Soucie, PhD I 2006 Emory University University of California, San Francisco Gelin Wang, PhD I 2004 University of Pennsylvania Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Tammy Morrish, PhD I 2007 Center National de The University of Texas Career Development Program: of Medical Research Johns Hopkins University la Recherche Scientifique Yunmei Ma, PhD I 2007 Lauren Richie-Ehrlich, PhD I 2007 Fellows Li-Lin Du, PhD I 2003 Johns Hopkins University Stanford University Jing Wang, MD, PhD I 2006 Scripps Research Institute Samy Lamouille, PhD I 2007 Xuewen Pan, PhD I 2004 Jason Tanny, PhD I 2006 David Aiello, PhD I 2005 CBR Institute of Biomedical University of California, San Francisco Johns Hopkins University Rockefeller University Sami Malek, MD I 2004 25 Joan Roig Amoros, PhD I 2003 Research, Inc. Mercer University Jinyan Du, PhD I 2007 University of Michigan Parc Cientific de Barcelona Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Mark Lanasa, MD, PhD I 2007 Jing Pan, PhD I 2007 Vera Tarakanova, PhD I 2006 Jennifer Antonchuk, PhD I 2004 Wenyi Wei, PhD I 2006 Duke University Medical Center Memorial Sloan-Kettering Washington University Brendan Manning, PhD I 2005 Hyung Ryoo, PhD I 2006 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center University Hospital of Lund Sheryl Elkin, PhD I 2007 Cancer Center Harvard University New York University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Nicolas Larmonier, PhD I 2007 Ewan Taylor, PhD I 2006 I Christopher Bakal, PhD 2007 I Orion Weiner, PhD I 2005 University of Arizona Lisa Postow, PhD 2006 Scripps Research Institute I I Harvard University I Yinghui Mao, PhD 2005 Shireen Saleque, PhD 2004 University of California, San Francisco Pinghui Feng, PhD 2004 Rockefeller University Columbia University Children’s Hospital Boston New England Regional Primate Erica Larschan, PhD I 2005 Matthew Thomas, PhD I 2007 I Bryan Barnhart, PhD 2006 I Amy Weinmann, PhD I 2004 Research Center Harvard University Martin Prlic, PhD 2006 University of Pennsylvania Bernhard Mayr, MD I 2003 Adrian Salic, PhD I 2006 University of Washington University of Pennsylvania University of Washington Universitat Erlangen-Nuernberg Harvard University Sylvia Fischer, PhD I 2005 Dong Lee, PhD I 2006 Jorge Torres, PhD I 2006 I Michael Bassik, PhD 2007 I Markus Welcker, PhD I 2006 Massachusetts General Hospital Salk Institute for Biological Studies Philippe Prochasson, PhD 2004 Stanford University Thomas Mercher, PhD I 2006 Tomoyuki Sawado, PhD I 2005 Fred Hutchinson Cancer University of California, San Francisco Stowers Institute for Medical Research Brigham and Women’s Hospital Fred Hutchinson Cancer James Forrest, PhD I 2005 Zhe Li, PhD I 2005 Vasiliki Tsakraklides, PhD I 2007 Research Center I Linda Baughn, PhD 2007 I Research Center Emory University Children’s Hospital Boston Miles Pufall, PhD 2007 Massachusetts Institute of Technology I Weill Medical College Jung-Hyun Min, PhD 2005 Hans-Guido Wendel, MD I 2006 University of California, San Francisco I of Cornell University I I I Memorial Sloan-Kettering Jill Schweitzer, PhD 2004 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Josefina Garcia, PhD 2006 Xiaoling Li, PhD 2005 Su-Yi Tseng, PhD 2004 Cancer Center University of Notre Dame Weill Medical College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Bin Qian, PhD I 2006 New York University Marie Bleakley, MD I 2006 Geng Wu, PhD I 2006 of Cornell University University of Washington Neil Shah, MD, PhD I 2005 Children’s Hospital Boston Fred Hutchinson Cancer Xiaozhen Liang, PhD I 2006 Craig Vander Kooi, PhD I 2007 University of California, Los Angeles Research Center Emory University Johns Hopkins University

25 Dr. Sami Malek is funded by the William 26 Dr. Amir Orian is funded by the Pamela 27 Dr. Roland Walter is funded by The Dan 28 Dr. Tatiana Bondar, the GlaxoSmithKline 30 Dr. Carla Martins is funded in part Randolph Hearst Foundation. B. Katten Memorial Leukemia Research Gleason Memorial Research Fund. Gertrude B. Elion Fellow of The Leukemia by the Relations Foundation. Foundation. & Lymphoma Society, is funded by 31 Dr. Alexandre Morozov is funded by The GlaxoSmithKline Foundation and The Lehman Brothers Foundation. GlaxoSmithKline, Inc. 29 Dr. Deirdre Buckley is funded by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Campbell.

16 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 17 Research Grants continued

Lidia Vasilieva, PhD I 2005 Translational Research Program Robert Collins, MD I 2004 34 Guillermo Garcia-Manero, MD I 2007 Charles Lee, PhD I 2005 Craig Okada, MD, PhD I 2007 Oliver Semmes, PhD I 2003 Qing Yi, MD, PhD I 2003 Harvard University The University of Texas The University of Texas Brigham and Women’s Hospital Portland Veterans Affairs Eastern Virginia Medical School The University of Texas Vahid Afshar-Kharghan, MD I 2003 Medical Center Li Wang, PhD I 2004 Baylor College of Medicine Wendy Cozen, DO, MPH I 2007 Alan Gewirtz, MD I 2007 Hyam Levitsky, MD I 2005 Judith Shizuru, MD, PhD I 2003 49 Muxiang Zhou, MD I 2005 56 Dartmouth Medical School University of Southern California University of Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University Robert Orlowski, MD, PhD I 2007 Stanford University Emory University Denis Alexander, PhD I 2003 Lineberger Comprehensive Donghai Wang, PhD I 2007 Babraham Institute Richard D’Andrea, PhD I 2004 Irene Ghobrial, MD I 2006 Jane Liesveld, MD I 2004 43 Florence Smadja, PhD I 2003 Cancer Center Translational Research Program: CBR Institute of Biomedical Child Health Research Institute Dana-Farber Cancer Institute University of Rochester University of North Carolina Institut Universitaire d’hématologie I Renewal Research, Inc. Scott Armstrong, MD, PhD 2004 at Chapel Hill Children’s Hospital Boston Maurizio Di Liberto, PhD I 2007 Spencer Gibson, PhD I 2005 Bing Lim, MD, PhD I 2003 Donald Small, MD, PhD I 2004 50 Stephen Ansell, MD, PhD I 2007 Qiou Wei, PhD I 2007 Weill Medical College University of Manitoba, Canada Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Lawrence Panasci, MD I 2006 Johns Hopkins University I Mayo Clinic and Foundation Children’s Hospital Boston Dwayne Barber, PhD 2005 of Cornell University Lady Davis Institute for Ontario Cancer Institute, Canada D. Gary Gilliland, MD, PhD I 2003 Sagar Lonial, MD I 2007 Mitchell Smith, MD, PhD I 2003 51 Medical Research, Canada David Avigan, MD I 2005 I I 35 David Weinstock, MD 2005 Joseph DiCarlo, MD 2005 Brigham and Women’s Hospital Emory University Fox Chase Cancer Center Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Pamela Becker, MD, PhD I 2006 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Stanford University Harvard Medical School Peter Parham, PhD I 2004 University of Washington Jose Lopez, MD I 2005 Keith Stewart, MD I 2007 Cancer Center Howard Hughes Medical Institute Stanford University Maria Baer, MD I 2007 Clark Distelhorst, MD I 2006 Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center Puget Sound Blood Center Mayo Clinic and Foundation I Roswell Park Cancer Institute I Antonio Bedalov, MD, PhD 2006 Richard Willis, PhD 2004 Case Western Reserve University Harvard Stem Cell Institute Roger Pearse, MD, PhD I 2006 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Lawrence Lum, MD, DSC I 2005 44 Lloyd Stoolman, MD I 2004 National Jewish Medical Karp Family Research Laboratories Weill Medical College Bruce Blazar, MD I 2007 Research Center I and Research Center Dirk Dittmer, PhD 2006 Roger Williams Medical Center of Cornell University University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of North Carolina D. Gary Gilliland, MD, PhD I 2006 I I I I Steven Bernstein, MD 2006 Guitta Maki, PhD 2003 I Roger Strair, MD, PhD 2004 Jasmine Wong, PhD 2006 Harvard Medical School Angel Pellicer, MD, PhD 2007 Laurence Cooper, MD, PhD I 2006 University of Rochester I University of California, San Francisco Gianpietro Dotti, MD 2007 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Hopital Saint Louis New York University University of Medicine and The University of Texas Baylor College of Medicine Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center Dentistry of New Jersey I I I Katherine Borden, PhD 2007 Otoniel Martinez-Maza, PhD 2003 I Niels-Bjarne Woods, PhD 2005 Harvard Stem Cell Institute Christoph Plass, PhD 2005 Dean Felsher, MD, PhD I 2007 University of Montreal, Canada I I Salk Institute for Biological Studies Ming-Qing Du, PhD 2005 Karp Family Research Laboratories University of California, Los Angeles The Ohio State University Moshe Talpaz, MD 2004 Stanford University University of Cambridge University of Michigan I 33 I Carl Borrebaeck, DSC 2006 Hector Martinez-Valdez, MD, I Zheng Xu, PhD 2005 Jianlin Gong, MD I 2004 Jonathan Pollack, MD, PhD 2006 Steven Grant, MD I 2006 57 Lund University I I I University of California, San Diego Ming-Qing Du, PhD 2007 Boston University PhD 2003 Stanford University Ana Tari, PhD 2006 Virginia Commonwealth University University of Cambridge The University of Texas The University of Texas I I Roger Briesewitz, PhD 2005 Tingting Yao, PhD 2005 Steven Gore, MD I 2005 40 Miles Prince, MD I 2005 Marina Konopleva, MD, PhD I 2007 The Ohio State University I I I 52 Stowers Institute for Medical Research Dimitar Efremov, MD, PhD 2006 Johns Hopkins University Kenneth Meehan, MD 2006 Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Michael Thirman, MD 2005 The University of Texas International Centre for Genetic Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center University of Chicago I I Janet Butel, PhD 2003 Taofei Yin, PhD 2007 Engineering and Biotechnology Stephen Gottschalk, MD I 2004 Miles Prince, MD I 2006 Simon Lacey, PhD I 2005 Baylor College of Medicine I I 53 University of North Carolina Baylor College of Medicine Ari Melnick, MD 2006 Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre John Timmerman, MD 2006 Beckman Research Institute Elizabeth Eklund, MD I 2006 36 Albert Einstein College of Medicine University of California, Los Angeles I I 32 John C. Byrd, MD 2005 Ping Yuan, PhD 2006 Northwestern University Ian Harmer, PhD I 2003 Louise Purton, PhD I 2003 Alain Rook, MD I 2005 The Ohio State University I I Princeton University University of Cambridge David Miklos, MD, PhD 2006 Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute Michael Tomasson, MD 2003 University of Pennsylvania Stephen Emerson, MD, PhD I 2005 37 Stanford University Washington University I I Michael Caligiuri, MD 2006 I 45 Shan Zha, MD, PhD 2005 University of Pennsylvania Charles Hemenway, MD, PhD I 2005 Shahin Rafii, MD 2004 Aaron Schimmer, MD, PhD I 2007 58 The Ohio State University I I Harvard University Tulane University School of Medicine Wilson Miller, MD, PhD 2003 Weill Medical College Max Topp, MD 2004 Princess Margaret Hospital Robert Fenton, MD, PhD I 2004 Sir Mortimer B. Davis of Cornell University University of Wuerzburg I I Martin Carroll, MD 2004 Jing Zhang, PhD 2004 University of Maryland Craig Jordan, PhD I 2006 41 Jewish General Hospital Marcel van den Brink, MD, I University of Pennsylvania I Joseph Tuscano, MD 2004 Whitehead Institute for University of Rochester Lady Davis Institute Feyruz Rassool, PhD 2007 PhD I 2006 I Biomedical Research Daniel Fernandes, PhD, DSC 2006 for Medical Research, Canada University of Maryland University of California, Davis Memorial Sloan-Kettering Preet Chaudhary, MD, PhD I 2006 Medical University of South Carolina Scott Kaufmann, MD, PhD I 2005 42 Cancer Center I University of Pittsburgh I I Zhengjian Zhang, PhD 2007 Mayo Clinic and Foundation Beverly Mitchell, MD 2006 Yosef Refaeli, PhD I 2006 Benjamin Tycko, MD, PhD 2007 Adele Fielding, PhD I 2003 University of California, Berkeley Stanford University National Jewish Medical and Columbia University Andrea Velardi, MD I 2007 Wei Chen, MD, PhD I 2005 Mayo Clinic and Foundation Thomas Kipps, MD, PhD I 2004 Research Center Università di Perugia I University of Minnesota I I Song Zhao, MD, PhD 2005 University of California, San Diego Ramzi Mohammad, PhD 2007 Shaomeng Wang, PhD 2007 I Memorial Sloan-Kettering Barry Finette, MD, PhD 2003 Wayne State University Alain Rook, MD I 2007 University of Michigan Selina Chen-Kiang, PhD I 2006 Cancer Center University of Vermont Krishna Komanduri, MD I 2006 University of Pennsylvania Weill Medical College I I The University of Texas Jeffrey Molldrem, MD 2007 J. Brice Weinberg, MD 2006 I of Cornell University I 38 Rui Zhou, PhD 2005 Christopher Flowers, MD 2006 The University of Texas Janet Rowley, MD I 2006 46 Duke University Medical Center Harvard University Emory University Steven Kornblau, MD I 2006 University of Chicago I Jason Chesney, MD, PhD 2006 I I 54 The University of Texas Malcolm Moore, D Phil 2006 David Williams, MD 2006 I University of Louisville I Daniel Zilberman, PhD 2006 Arthur Frankel, MD 2005 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Kathleen Sakamoto, MD I 2007 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Fred Hutchinson Cancer Scott & White Memorial Hospital Larry Kwak, MD, PhD I 2007 Cancer Center University of California, Los Angeles Medical Center Rachael Clark, MD, PhD I 2006 Research Center and Clinic The University of Texas Brigham and Women’s Hospital I I Sherie Morrison, PhD 2007 Felipe Samaniego, MD I 2006 James Wooldridge, MD 2007 I 39 Weiguo Zou, PhD I 2006 Varsha Gandhi, PhD 2005 Jill Lacy, MD I 2004 University of California, Los Angeles The University of Texas University of Iowa Bayard Clarkson, MD I 2004 Scripps Research Institute The University of Texas Yale University Memorial Sloan-Kettering I I 55 Benjamin Neel, MD, PhD 2004 David Scadden, MD I 2005 47 Xiao-Feng Yang, MD, PhD 2004 Cancer Center I Varsha Gandhi, PhD 2007 Uma Lakshmipathy, PhD I 2004 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Massachusetts General Hospital Temple University The University of Texas Catholic University Leuven I Steven Collins, MD 2004 I I Susan Nilsson, PhD 2004 Stephen Schuster, MD I 2006 48 Tim Yen, PhD 2007 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute University of Pennsylvania Fox Chase Cancer Center Research Center

32 Dr. Ping Yuan is funded in part by the Carlson 33 Dr. Carl Borrebaeck is funded by an 35 Dr. Joseph DiCarlo is funded in part by the 39 Dr. Varsha Gandhi is funded by the Jim Jacobs 43 Dr. Jane Liesveld is funded in part by 45 Dr. Shahin Rafii is funded in part by 50 Dr. Donald Small is funded in part by 55 Dr. Xiao-Feng Yang is funded by MPD Family Foundation. anonymous donor. For Julie Foundation, Inc. and the Mario Leukemia Research Fund. the Douglas Kroll Research Program. the Douglas Kroll Research Program. the Douglas Kroll Research Program. Foundation in partnership with The Leukemia Lemieux Foundation. & Lymphoma Society. 34 Dr. Robert Collins is funded by the 40 Dr. Steven Gore is funded in part by 44 Dr. Lawrence Lum is funded in part by 46 Dr. Janet Rowley is funded by The Coleman 51 Dr. Mitchell Smith is funded by an St. Valentine’s Day Luncheon and Style Show. 36 Dr. Elizabeth Eklund is funded in part Nancy Winkler. Ben Berinstein, David Granville-Smith, Foundation. anonymous donor. 56 Dr. Muxiang Zhou is funded in part by by Nancy Winkler. Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum, David Clyde and Rosie Billman. 41 Dr. Craig Jordan is funded in part by the 47 Dr. David Scadden is funded by the F.M. 52 Dr. Michael Thirman is funded by Levy, Jonathan Lieberman, Bruce Lisman, 37 Dr. Stephen Emerson, a Stephen Birnbaum Douglas Kroll Research Program and Kirby Foundation, Inc. The Coleman Foundation. 57 Dr. Steven Grant is funded by the Peter Berg Kassem Shafi and Warren Spector. Scholar, is funded by The Stephen Birnbaum Robert and JoAnna Behl. Memorial Research Fund. 48 Dr. Stephen Schuster is funded in part by 53 Dr. John Timmerman is funded in part by Foundation. 42 Dr. Scott Kaufmann is funded by Clyde Lisa Bee, Spin 4 A Cure. the Irving Family. 58 Dr. Aaron Schimmer is funded in part by 38 Dr. Christopher Flowers is funded by the McGregor and Joan Kowing McGregor. John R. Jones, Jr. 49 Dr. Judith Shizuru is funded by an 54 Dr. David Williams is funded by The Marge Susan Lang Foundation. anonymous donor. and Charles J. Schott Foundation.

18 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 19 Medical and Scientific Professional Education Donors Advisors Subcommittee $1,000,000 and above Scott and Sara Carpenter Melba Blumer Community Health Charities of NY/Upstate Madeline and Howell E. Adams, Jr. Cora and John H. Davis Foundation Boca Java, Inc. Community Health Charities Anonymous Lawrence J. DeGeorge and In Memory of Emerson B. Bridges of Ohio Don Later Farrier, Inc. Florence A. DeGeorge Charity Bruce Bocina Building Corp. Community Health Charities Faro Foundation Boeing – Employees Community Joseph C. Sanfilippo Memorial Fund of Virginia Beverly S. Mitchell, MD I Chair * Joel Rappeport, MD Irwin D. Bernstein, MD I Chair Joel Rappeport, MD Lesley Goldwasser and Fund of Boeing Puget Sound United Food & Commercial Workers Stanford University Yale School of Medicine Fred Hutchinson Cancer Yale School of Medicine Community Health Charities Jonathan Plutzik Marco Boerries Cancer Research Center Research Center Union (UFCW) of Washington Steven T. Rosen, MD Margaret A. Shipp, MD Pete Harman Steve and Lisa Boom I Community Health Charities Armand Keating, MD Vice Chair * Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Selina Chen-Kiang, PhD Dana-Farber Cancer Institute $500,000 – $999,999 William Randolph Hearst Foundation Princess Margaret Hospital Cancer Center Weill Medical College Helen Brach Foundation of Wisconsin Anonymous – Greater Los Angeles Jim Jacobs Charitable Foundation Toronto, Canada of Cornell University Guido J. Tricot, MD, PhD Braman Family Foundation Comp USA Naomi Rosenberg, PhD * University of Arkansas Chapter Pamela B. Katten Memorial Leukemia Brayden Durant Children’s Compass Bank Total Irwin D. Bernstein, MD Tufts University School of Medicine Brian J. Druker, MD for Medical Sciences Susan Lang Foundation Research Foundation Foundation Fred Hutchinson Cancer Howard Hughes Medical Institute Connecticut School of Broadcasting, Research Center Margaret A. Shipp, MD Oregon Health & Science University Rush Limbaugh The Krutz Foundation Mary Elizabeth Braun Foundation Inc. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Cancer Institute Anonymous Maryland Chapter Leader Chuck and Kris Kusak, The Dan David Bodine, PhD Eli and Edythe L. Broad Foundation Convergys National Institutes of Health Guido J. Tricot, MD, PhD James Griffin, MD David and Diann Sant Gleason Memorial Research Fund University of Arkansas Joe Bruno Michael and Elizabeth Copley Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Mario Lemieux Foundation Selina Chen-Kiang, PhD for Medical Sciences $100,000 – $499,999 Building Blocks Pediatric Home Alverin M. Cornell Foundation Weill Medical College Judith E. Karp, MD Local 148 Operating Engineers Health of Cornell University Cheryl L. Willman, MD The Bunting Blaustein Valerie Aspinwall and The Reichman Cox Family Foundation Michael McCarthy Foundation Burlington Northern Sante Fe The Maurice and Marguerite Liberman Cancer Research Building Memorial/Altschul Foundation Credit Suisse Curt I. Civin, MD Distinguished Chair in Cancer Research Parents Against Leukemia Florentine Camenisch Trust Johns Hopkins Comprehensive UNM Cancer Research Michael W. Long, PhD Peter Berg Memorial Research Fund Dallas Auction Gallery Andrew and Mary Passafaro Trust Samuel C. Cantor Foundation Cancer Center and Treatment Center Velcura Therapeutics, Inc. The Bertelsen Family Danford Foundation UNM Cancer Research Facility The Victor E. and Caroline E. Schutte The Stephen Birnbaum Foundation Carlson Family Foundation Brian J. Druker, MD Beverly S. Mitchell, MD Foundation – Trust E Thomas Danforth Howard Hughes Medical Institute Stanford University Milton Carmen Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Campbell David Dashiell Oregon Health & Science University Cancer Research Center Raymond Sidney The Coleman Foundation Todd Carmichael Cancer Institute Elaine Smith The John and Shirley Davies Community Health Charities H. Carr & Sons Foundation Alan M. Gewirtz, MD * Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg University of Pennsylvania of Connecticut Don and Linda Carter Leona E. and Donald W. Davis The Valley Foundation School of Medicine Community Health Charities Cassidy Painting, Inc. Earl Denney of Maryland Wawa Food Markets D. Gary Gilliland, MD, PhD Daniel S. Catalfumo Family Department 56, Inc. Custom Boat Shoot-Out, Inc. Robert W. Woodruff Foundation Foundation, Inc. Harvard Medical School Edward Dickerson Howard Hughes Medical Institute Simon C. Fireman Charitable Children’s 104 Family Fund Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center $10,000 - $49,999 James Diguglielmo Foundation Harvard Stem Cell Institute CIBC World Market Corp Miracle Larry Addington Sharon Donofrio Karp Family Research Laboratories Endowment Funds Dr. Saul Highman Memorial Fund Day USA Account Adobe Systems, Inc. Dragon Con James Griffin, MD John Kellenyi Bruce and Isobel Cleland America’s Charities Drive For Hope Foundation Dana-Farber Cancer Institute F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Cline Resource and Development Richard Angino, Esq. Company Brian Egan Judith E. Karp, MD Mary & Robert Bronstein Memorial Fund Douglas Kroll Research Program Anonymous J. Stephen Eickert The Bunting Blaustein Clyde McGregor and Joan Kowing David Clough Cancer Research Building The Virginia Major Brooks Memorial Endowment Fund McGregor Anschutz Foundation George Cloutier Eli Lilly & Company Michael W. Long, PhD * Motive, Inc. The Arcadia Foundation Tracy and Frank Collins CB Richard Ellis Inc. Foundation Velcura Therapeutics, Inc. de Villiers Endowment Fund The Newman Foundation Atlantic Trust Total Community Health Charities Employees Community Fund of Boeing, Houston * The Sandra Atlas Bass & Edythe of Alabama W. Stratford May, MD, PhD Thomas M. Ford Memorial Fund The Marge and Charles J. Schott University of Florida Foundation and Sol G. Atlas Fund Community Health Charities Engelhard Corp. Shands Cancer Center GlaxoSmithKline Foundation & GlaxoSmithKline, Inc. Research Fund The Shimkin Foundation Austaco, Inc./dba Taco Bell of Arizona Epic Systems Corporation Warren S. Pear, MD, PhD Douglas and Phyllis Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Baughman Community Health Charities Fellowship of Love Church Abramson Family Cancer Jim Jacobs Leukemia Research Fund of California Research Center United Way of the National Bear Construction Nicholas and Denni Ferrara Community Health Charities University of Pennsylvania Capital Area Mr. and Mrs. James A. Beck Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Rachel Kudish Fund of Florida Kanti R. Rai, MD Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation Robert and JoAnna Behl Ann Ruth Figg Community Health Charities Long Island Jewish Medical Center Jane Elissa/Charlotte Meyers Research Fund Michael Bellon LaRue S. and Walter F. Fisher $50,000 – $99,999 of Illinois The Bill Bernbach Foundation Fitzgerald Family Foundation The Rae Endowment Fund Stephen and Madeline Anbinder Community Health Charities Alice A. Bien Memorial Foundation of Iowa Art and Gwen Flaming * Board of Directors Hildegarde D. Becher Foundation, Vrushali Ranadive Fellowship Fund For Julie Foundation, Inc. Inc. Clyde and Rosie Billman Community Health Charities of Kentucky John and Mary Franklin Foundation The John and Frances Beck Family Stephen and Mary Birch Reich Educational Fund Foundation Foundation, Inc. Community Health Charities Fraternal Order of Eagles 3996 Alexandra Mayes Birnbaum of Michigan The UFCW Endowment Fund Bonneville Communications Friends of Ligonier Polo Community Health Charities Breeden-Adams Foundation George Bitar Friends of Max of Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Campbell Lily Bitar Mrs. Dorothy C. Fuqua Community Health Charities Stuart Bloch of New York 20 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 21 Donors continued Sponsor Partnerships

Gap Foundation Gift Match Program Kelli Leffingwell and Kim and Steve Oberto Kevin Sneader $1,000,000 and above Toyota Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Delta The Tony Leffingwell Foundation The W. O’Neil Foundation, Inc. SouthWest Bank Total Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mississippi Mrs. Gwendolyne M. Denholm Estate George Gauthier Bristol-Myers Squibb University Hospitals Health System The Lehman Brothers Foundation The Oregon Community Foundation Mark and Carol Spisak Bonneville Chicago Radio Group Destination South Georgia Power Foundation Genentech Inc./Biogen Idec Western Asset Management Charles Gibbs, Jr. Lehman Motors Volvo/Saab Painters Supply & Equipment Co. State of Wisconsin – Department Windward Homes Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Deutsche Bank Dan and Debbie Gill Ted Leonsis Shakuntala Palta of Justice Bowen Engineering Corporation Total Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc. $500,000 – $999,999 $10,000 – $49,999 David and Patricia Giuliani Lighthouse Investment Partners, LLC The Parcesepe Family Foundation Garrett Stauffer, CPA Braman Motorcars Dewey Ballentine Amgen Inc. I3 Research The Mark Grace Foundation Carl H. Lindner, Jr. Mabel and Joseph Peluso Foundation John Stein Brasfield & Gorrie Dominion Celgene Corporation Aberdeen Medical Services, Inc. Devin Grant Bruce Lisman Jon and Lindsay Penkower Fred Steinberg British Telecom Drive Fore A Cure Novartis Oncology Accenture Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc. Thomas J. Long Foundation Petersen Aluminum Corporation Peter Stern Frank G. and Frieda K Brotz Family Duffy Mechanical The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Harry Stoddard ACS Foundation, Inc. Paul Greetin and Beryl S. Greetin Pfizer Foundation Matching Foundation The Dupler Family Kantor and Reed, PA ADC Telecommunications, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Gifts Program The Mel Stottlemyre Myeloma The Brunell Family Foundation Duquesne Light Corporation Rodger Lucey Memorial Fund Foundation $100,000 – $499,999 Adesa Calgary George and Mary Josephine Hamman Phi Gamma Delta Burlington Coat Factory (No. 190) E*TRADE FINANCIAL Corp. Foundation Mammel Foundation The Sudhalter Family ADJ Sheetmetal Debbie Pilalas American Airlines Campbell & Company, Inc. Easterns Automotive Group Robert and Audrey Hancock Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Sugar Lakes Foundation Agvar Chemicals, Inc. Jason Pilalas Lance Armstrong Foundation Canac Kitchens EDS The Tom Merit Hancock Family Fund Thomas Marano Dave Swalm Ahold Financial Services Polk Bros. Foundation BearingPoint, Inc. The Cancer Institute James L. Eichberg Foundation Stu and Nair Hanford Stanley M. Marks, MD Anne Swift AIG Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation Cephalon Oncology CapitalSource, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Mary Beth Harrison Marsh, Inc. J.T. Tai & Co. Foundation, Inc. Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld William G. Pomeroy Coca-Cola North America Capitol Drywall, Inc. Mark Ellis Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Mason Donald Tandy Alabama Telco Credit Union Total Preferred Health Systems Finish Line Ronald Carr Foundation Enterprise Information Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haworth Jeffrey and Katina Mayer Target PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP General Motors Corp. Albertson’s/Osco Total Carrella, Byrne, Bain, Gilfillan, Management, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey Duncan and Lauren McCurrach TD Bank Financial Group Cecchi, Stewart, & Olstein Jeffrey and Sherri Prince Genta, Inc. Alcalde & Fay Enterprise Rent-A-Car Ed Heitz Memorial Research Fund The June and Cecil McDole Thomas H. Lee and Ann Tenenbaum Carter’s Jack Purcell GlaxoSmithKline Allen & Company, Inc. Epsilon Data Management, Inc. Bruce and Dana Hendin Charitable Fund Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Carter’s Ben Franklin Plumbing Quantum Imaging The Jeff Gordon Foundation Alson Capital Partners Equifax Michelle Henkel The Laffey McHugh Foundation James and Michele Triantos CB Richard Ellis Quest Diagnostics Foundation Laborers’ Charitable Foundation Alston & Bird Equity Office Properties Daryl T. Hester Gary McLean Alex Trotman Memorial Fund CEBI Edward Quinn MCG Capital Corporation American Electric Power Ernst & Young, LLP Margaret Hohmann Estate John McNiff Robert Tschudy Centerplate NBSE Rabobank International Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC American Systems Ernst & Young, LLP John Harrison Hough Mellon Bank, NA United Way Centimark Corporation Transaction Advisory Services Rags For Riches Foundation Meta Yvonne Bradwin Estate Americas Contractor Services, Inc. Eugene Hovanec Memorial Healthcare Systems Total United Way – Capital Region Chain Bridge Capital, LLC Executive Development Corp. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Raizman Nemacolin Woodlands, Inc., Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Memory of Dixie Shadow HyVee, Inc. Ratopia/Nick Weber United Way of Delaware 84 Lumber Company and Anning-Johnson Company Chevron Exelon Corporation Meredith Corporation Foundation The Hardy Family Trust Imlay Foundation Relations Foundation United Way of New York City Anonymous Chevy Chase Bank Falk Family Foundation, Inc. Merriman Curhan Ford & Co. Nike Intermountain Health/Utah The Remillard Family Foundation Verizon Foundation Anteon International Chloe Production Family Cancer Center Meyer Memorial Trust The Olive Garden Italian Restaurant Irving Family Laura Renz The Vredenburg Foundation Apache Corporation Cingular Wireless Figg Engineering Group Edward L. Milstein Foundation P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Allan and Cledith Jennings James Resnick Wachovia Securities Aramark Citibank Findlay Management Group, Inc. The Sidney Milton and Leoma Simon PowerBar Virginia Sheldon Jerome Foundation Faye Riha Jarett Wait Arizona Public Service Citizens Gas & Coke Utility Total First American Title Foundation Runner’s World Magazine John R. Jones, Jr. William G. Rohrer Charitable James and Debra Wallace Foundation Arnold & Porter, LLP Citrix Fisher Chevrolet-Kia Suzy Minkoff Seagate Technology Kaelin Family Captain’s Cup Foundation Wal-Mart Foundation Aronson & Company Clif Bar Family Foundation Flooring Solutions Robert Missirian Kaiser Permanente Royals Charities Washtenaw United Way AT&T Columbia Woodworking Florida Hospital Cancer Jack Moore Memorial Golf $50,000 – $99,999 Clarisse B. Kampel Foundation Paul & Joan Rubschlager Foundation Waste Management Comcast SpotLight Institute Total Tournament BAE SYSTEMS CA Foley & Lardner, LLP The Karches Foundation San Par Golf Tournament The Watkins Family Bank of America Comstock Homebuilding Sara Giles Moore Foundation Comcast Karyn Research Fund Sarver Charitable Trust Del E. Webb Foundation Companies, Inc. Food Service Management Morris Levine Key Food Stores The Bank of New York William L. Culbert, Jr. Trust Cookies By Design, Inc. Ford Motor Company Christopher J. Kearns Foundation, Inc. Phil and Teri Schrager Jeffrey Weber Bank of Tokyo – Mitsubishi, Ltd. Paul Handlery Cooper Carry The Frankino Foundation Keating, Muething & Klekamp, P.L.L. Barbara and Jim Morrison The Schumacher Family Wells Fargo Foundation Baldwin Homes, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Hargrove Costco Freddie Mac Pam and Keith Kelly MPD Foundation Marvin Wenger BB&T The Victor E. and Caroline E. Schutte The Hollander Foundation The Crean Foundation Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver Rita and Gene Kelly Marty and Jennifer Myers Wheeler Brothers, Inc. bcgi Foundation – 1959 IEP/MPG Credit Suisse First Boston, LLC & Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Kessler Thomas Names, The Names Family The Whitaker Foundation Beazer Homes Edith M. Schweckendieck Trusts John Mecray Friedman, Billings & Ramsey Foundation Crowe Chizek KLA Tencor Mrs. Marylou Whitney and Beers & Cutler, PLLC Scott & Associates Nestle FoodServices North America Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP Werner and Ruth Nartel Foundation Mr. John Hendrickson Cruise Industry Charitable Leslie Elliot Krause, Esq. Bell Family Foundation Scotts Miracle-Gro Company North Sails Foundation Garchik Family Foundation National Philanthropic Trust Tim and Theresa Williamson Kritchman Family Foundation Berlex, Inc. Sedano’s Supermarkets Novartis Pharma Canada, Inc. Danaher Corporation Gary Martin Hayes & Associates, PC The Netter Foundation, Inc. Dean Wilson Marie Lamfrom Charitable BERT SMITH & CO. Kassem Shafi Peet’s Coffee & Tea Danya International General Dynamics Foundation New York State Department of Health Nancy Winkler BFS Retail & Commercial Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Pharmion Corporation DARCARS General Electric Foundation The Lappin Foundation Nike Employee Matching Gift Daniel Wyner Operations, LLC Foundation Program PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Degenstein Foundation Generic Pharmaceutical Association The Leap of Faith Foundation Mel Zuckerman The Bilger Foundation Lauren Shell North Broward Hospital District Total Sailing World Deloitte & Touche, LLP Genitope Corporation Lebensfeld Foundation Mark Zurack Bioenvision, Inc. Greg Shouldis Northwestern Mutual Foundation Sprint Deloitte Consulting, LLP Zurich U.S. Foundation Biogen Idec James Sloan 22 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 23 Sponsor Partnerships continued Promotion Partnerships

Tony and Una Giachinta Dave Lede Nohl Crest Homes RPW Group, Inc. Trust Company of the West $1,000,000 and above Cerner Corporation Waddell & Reed Leerink Swann & Company Northrop Grumman Goldman Sachs & Co. RR Donnelley Tube City IMS KGO Newstalk AM 810 The Classic Catering People Waddell & Reed Kansas City Greater Bay Bancorp Lehman Brothers NVR, Inc. Rural Telephone Finance Cooperative Turner Healthcare The Columns Resource Group Marathon $500,000 – $999,999 The Greenbriar Companies LEK Consulting NYMEX Safeway Foundation Turner Interiors Foundation of The Northwestern Washington Business Journal Mutual Financial Network Greenwich Capital LeMont Restaurant Oncology Therapeutics Network Safeway, Inc. UBS Financial Services, Inc. Burlington Coat Factory WCC Charity Foundation Jeremy Connelly Memorial Fund Griffin Industries, Inc. Linebarger Goggan Blair ONCORE Concrete The Sallie Mae Fund UBS Investment Bank Wechsler & Marisco Associates $100,000 – $499,999 Core Medical Group Guardian Capital, Inc. & Sampson, LLP Option One Mortgage Company SAP UBS Investment Services Charles Winston Enterprises American Bicycle Association Days of our Lives/ H&R Block List, Inc. Oracle Corporation Scheer Partners, Inc. UFCW Local 175 & 633 Bruce Winter Corday Productions The Beer Store Hallmark Homes LoJack Oregon Health & Science University Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving The Union Central Life Wisconsin Public Service Department 56, Inc. CA Harkins Builders Lukas Lundin Ortho Biotech Products, LP Scotia Capital Insurance Company WMMJ 102.3 Dominos Citigroup Harris Bankcorp Lundardi’s Market Owen Biosciences, Inc. Scott Health & Safety University of Florida Shands Don Ecton – Victory Scramble M&I Bank Cancer Center CompUSA H. J. Heinz Company Panera Bread of Central Illinois Scotts Miracle-Gro Company for a Cure Major League Baseball Unisys Corporation Carolina Hurricanes Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Parsons Corporation SFBC International Christopher M. Dorr Memorial University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Cub Foods East Hilb, Rogal & Hobbs Makar Management, LLC Paul, Hastings, Janowsky Sidley Austin, LLP Golf Outing Varco Mac Cure Kids Cancer Golf Tournament Hilton Garden Inn Manganaro Midatlantic, LLC & Walker, LLP Siemens Total Fall Classic Vistar Corporation DialAmerica Marketing Lafayette/Cajundome Marsh and Mercer People’s Bank Silicon Valley Bank FOX 5 Vision Integrated Systems Georgia Pest Control Assocation Hitt Contracting, Inc. Masonite International PEPCO Simmons Cooper, LLC Jimmy Frantze and Ryan Maybee Wabtec Corporation Ruth’s Chris Steak House – Baltimore Hochfelder Foundation The McKnight Foundation Pepsi Cola, Inc. Skyy Spirits, LLC The Rick Goethals Memorial Golf Wachovia Securities St. Valentine’s Day Luncheon Classic/Scholarship Fund Dennis Hoffman John Meara Perkins+Will Smith Barney Wachovia Wealth Management and Style Show Gold-Diggers, Inc. Hogan & Hartson, LLP MD Anderson Cancer Center – Orlando Pfizer, Inc. Mary Smith Washington Area Chrysler-Jeep- Team Friends of Allie, Great American Insurance Company Howard Capital Management, Inc. M.D. Carlisle Construction Corp. PGA Tour Superstore Sodexho Dodge Dealers honoring pediatric heroes an E*TRADE Co. The Great Atlantic & Pacific MedImmune, Inc. PGT Trucking, Inc. St. Joseph’s/Candler Washington Consulting, UFCW Locals 175 & 633 Company of Canada, Ltd. Howard County General Hospital Mellon Bank The Pharmaceutical Research and St. Luke’s Mountain States an Alion Company United Food & Commercial Workers Krafty Ladies of Walnut Woods Human Genome Sciences, Inc. Merck & Co., Inc. Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Tumor Institute Total Washington Gas International Union Canada/ Kroger IBM Merrill Lynch & Co. PHD US The Steinberg Family Fund, Inc. TUAC Washington Redskins Laurence Juber/C.F. Martin & Co. ICAP Services North America, LLC Metro Dynamics Plumbers & Pipefitters Service Steptoe & Johnson Verizon Waste Management Technicians, Local Union 72 Maple Lodge Farms Ltd InfoCision Samuel H. and Maria Miller Stop & Shop Vistar Watson Wyatt Worldwide PNC Advisors Media/Professional Insurance Information Management Foundation Stopol, Inc. WCNN 680 The Fan Wells Fargo Foundation Consultants, Inc. PNC Bank Menkes Development Group Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. StrongSuit Consulting Sony Pictures Television – West Marine Insulators Health Hazard Fund PNC Wealth Management Wheel of Fortune Mercedes Benz of Greenwich MITA Management Structure Tone, Inc. White Oak Energy, LP Interstate Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Polen Capital Management, Inc. WYAY EAGLE 106.7 Navarro’s MJM Printing & Graphics Sun Trust Banks, Inc. White Oak Operating Co., LLC ITG Investment Technology Group Powell Goldstein, LLP Nugget Markets The Mody Foundation Sunburst Hospitality Corporation Williams & Connolly, LLP $50,000 – $99,999 JFK Medical Center PPD Development, LP OE Community Service Fund Mona Electric Group, Inc. Sunsail Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale Jim Koons Automotive Companies Precision Communication Clear Channel Worldwide Panera Bread Morgan Stanley SunTrust Banks, Inc. and Dorr, LLP H&R Block Johnson & Johnson Morrison Homes Preferred Health Systems PPG Industries SuperGen Windermere Real Estate The Johnson Company Price Modern Option One Mortgage Company The Printing House, Ltd. Mount Gay Rum Systems Connection of Maryland Winston & Strawn Bob Rae Robert W. Johnson IV Charitable Trust Mylan Charitable Foundation Protiviti The Jim Quay Memorial Golf Target Winston Partners Group, LLC The Regence Group Tournament JP Morgan Chase National City The Puyallup Tribe of Indians Taser International Winthrop Management – Kaiser Permanente Rand Construction Corporation Weis Markets, Inc. Radio Disney AM 1110 National Cooperative Services TD Securities (USA), LLC US Steel Tower k-Designers Corporation (NCSC) Randstad North America William Wesley Kelly Research Fund Randstad North America TD Waterhouse The Woodlands Operating Mario and Rocco Reale Foundation KeyBank National Philanthropic Trust The John G. Rangos, Sr. Company, LP $10,000 – $49,999 Charitable Foundation Tech Online Kirkland & Ellis Foundation National Rural Utilities Cooperative World Granite & Stone Art Rockwood Falls Meadows Finance Corporation (CFC) Raytheon Tesoro Refining and Marketing 94.7 WARW-FM and Estates Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners Wyeth Pharmaceuticals National Trade Productions RBC Foundation Thelen, Reid & Priest 97.1 WASH-FM Rope For Hope Marilyn E. Kirshenbaum Family Trust XO Communications Navigant Realty Capital Partners Thompson Habib Denison Accelerate Training – LP 10 Michael and Susan Schuldes Kathy Koehler Yellow Corporation NeuStar, Inc. of Herndon, LLC Thrivent Financial for Lutherans ALL Together for Ethan Siemens KCE Structural Engineers Foundation Red Zebra Broadcasting American Systems Corporation Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, KPMG, LLP Newland Communities Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield The Edgar A. Thronson Ham Ansley Memorial University of Georgia Kroger NewMarket Corporation Foundation, Inc. of Oregon Research Fund Spin 4 the Cure 2006 KST Data, Inc. New Quest Properties Tokyo Electron Regency Commercial Construction Better Beef Limited Sterling Bank Lakefront Communications, Inc. New York Mercantile Exchange Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. Charitable Foundation Riverside Hospital Services Luc and Maria Boisclair Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP LaSalle Bank Trammell Crow Company New York Mets Rocky Mountain Blood and Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. SuperFresh Supermarkets Latham & Watkins, LLP Marrow Transplant Program Tricon Construction, Inc. Nickle Family Foundation Capitol File Magazine Vibro-Acoustics Royal Bank of Scotland Truland Electric Niello Company 24 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 25 The Legacy Circle

Legacy Circle honors those Judith Arner Brown Deborah Scott-Ensley Nova Heakin * John Lamb, Jr. Oscar and Ruth Muskopf Marilyn Richardson Paige Brown Strong who have included the Society Jerry Bruner Judith M. Erickson Donald P. Heim Raymond Lanahan Virginia Musser Ernest and Diane Riise Betty Mae Stull * in an estate plan. Terryl and Susan Buchman George A. Farber, Sr., MD Tom and Wendy Henry Herbert Landek Rodman N. Myers Gary and Becky Roberts Thomas Stumb Gary Burgess Pam Faulkner Lauren Hertel Dr. Lucille Lang Virginia M. Myers Trust * Floyd Rogers Brian J. Stumm Lynn Aaronson Elena Calcante Lynne E. Fazzi Dr. Saul Highman Alan P. Laskin Robert J. Myette Henrietta Rosen * Marcie Summerlin Richard Abel Audrey Mary Canty * Stewart Feldman Catherine E. Hildreth Janet LaVere Ali Nadim Judith A. Ross David Sweeney Kathleen O’Meara Abramson Shaun Carberry Arnold Feldman Lydia Hirt Linn Lay James Nangle Syril Rubin Gerald Sweeney Chris Adair Scott Carroll Harold Fennell C. Brooks Hoffman William S. Lear Paul and Carol Ann Neiman Carl Ruehlmann Helen Swistun Hugh Albora Colon B. Carter Harvey Fernbach, MD William Hoffman * Diana Lynn Lee Hon. Robert H. Newman Joseph Russell Paul G. Swope Chico and Kay Alcantar Mary Carver Richard Fess Carol Hogan Gail M. Lee Tracy Newman Victor and Jacqueline Sacco Merideth Tall Liza Jane Alexander Patton Casey Deirdre Fitzpatrick Courtney and Robin Hollar Joseph Louis Lee Robert C. Niles William L. Sachs Maria C. Maramag-Tavakol, Esq. Peter Alexas Jennifer R. Caves Thomas L. Fitzpatrick Courtney Hollar Kelli Leffingwell Lisa Nix Robert M. Sanders Stewart Teichman Bruce Allen Robert Charon Joshua Flemming Fay Holzman Lon Leneve Regina Nizzoli Ingrid V. Sanders Trust Ronald Thein Fay Allen Pasquale R. and Nancy Cheche Hon. Ronald A. Fonseca Jacqueline Hood Alayna Lennon Edward Nofer III Julius Sandler Trust * Don and Jane Thompson Ralph Allocco Thomas Cheek Charles and Evelyn Foster Steven and Linda Hooker Martha Lesniewski Jason North Dee Sanfilippo Gracie Thompson Helen Anbinder Hope Cheeseman * Grant Fox Lynn C. Hoover Sheila Levinson Trust * Richard F. Nourie David and Diann Sant Blake Todd Margaret H. Anderson David E. Cherry James Fox Larry Hostetler Robert Lew Jeanne Null Elaine Crispen-Sawyer Carol Tominson Marjorie Anderson Katherine Zell-Cherry Mr. and Mrs. James T. Fox Beth Hoth Paul L. Lewis Jerry and Carolyn O’Hara Thomas J. Scanlon Brad K. Towe Debra Andrade Maria Cheryan Leo Frank John Harrison Hough Robert Lindsey Margaret Olmazu David and Barbara Schaefer Frances Trillo * Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews O.T. Ciccozzi David Frantze Roy Hovinen Harvey and Linda Litofsky Edward D. O’Malley Karl Schaeffer Patricia Trosclair Glenn Angers Christina Clapham John Freitag Dorothea Howard Geoffrey Lombard George Omiros Adam Schenck Joseph and Lorraine Tumolo Kristi Anys Steve Clayburn Iris Friend Dwayne Howell Ferris Long * Rita Oppenheim Ken Scherzer Heather Turnbull Jill Anne Archer Sylvia L. Clemetson Paul N. Frimmer, Esq. Danika Hudik Dennis and Leslie Ann Lorenc Harry O’Toole Dolores Schmid Paul and Debra Vaughn Louise Archer * Paul and Nancy Clendening Roberta Fuhr Josephine Hulsman * Laurence Luke Mary J. Oyer Eugene Schmidt * Judith Venard George and Janice Arseneau Denise Coats Dorothy Fuqua Heather Hunt Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Michael Lynch Jacqueline Palmenberg Patrick Schmidt Mary Verbic * Kimberly Ascarrunz Lucille Coffey Heather Furniss Dr. Brian Hurley Eric and Becky Mahlum Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paluch George Schrohe Joseph D. Verdirame, MD Mildred J. Arndt Jennifer Coke Joseph Gajda * William Hussey Georgia Davidis Malone Virginia Parker * William Schulte * Elizabeth Verzariu Paul and Lucyann Attner Ethel Coleman * John Gallo Charitable Trust * William Ianniello Stanley M. Marks, MD Fred and Wannelle Parvey Lorraine Seidel Bert Vignes Lorae P. Aumack Bruce and Carrie Collins Albert and Gladys Gardner Charles F. Inglefield Gary Martin Casey Patton Steven Serber Ralph and Pauline Wagner Trust * Minnie Austin Katherine Wageman-Cook Ken Gavin Adele Jacoby * William Martin Ades Paul Anne Johnson-Settembrini Shirley Wahlgren Naomi Bailey * Wayne Cope Carl Gelband Jay Jake Mark E. Mason Julie Peak, Esq. Judi Shaw Laura Walker J. Leiter Bamberger, Jr. Michael and Liz Copley Marian Gennaro Jay and Gayle Miller Janton Joan Maves Adam Pedicino Maya B. Shenoy Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Wallach Majed Barazanji Susan Corson Anna Maria Gentile Deborah Jaskulski Robert and Marmee Maylone Laura Pellissier Barbara Sherry Trust Michael E. Walsh Joseph Barberia * Dr. Anthony Cortese John A. Geoghegan Lily Marie Jeffreys Marilyn McFadden Rosa Pena David Shick Dr. Robin Walsh Angelo Bardi Marianne Cotter Elizabeth Gescheider * Anne K. Johnson Dorothy McCann Mary Peschel Sanda Shively * John E. Walter Cheryl Barnes Dena Coukoulis Patricia Ghiglieri Dean Johnson James McDonald Stephen M. Peters Norman and Katrine Shorb Kimberly Walton Cheryl Barrett Raymond Cox Douglas Gilbert Kristen Johnson John and Patty McDonald John Pfarr Frank T. Short Phyllis J. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Jay Barrows Steven R. Craig and Susan Laine Heather Girard Darden Jones Susan McDonald * Leslea S. Pidgeon Kathi Shuford Beverly G. Warner Ruth Bartlett Marilyn J. Crohan Paul Glaab Douglas and Wendy Jordan Thomas and Olive McDonald Olivia Pike Frank Sidwell Louise Gilbert Warner Stephen and Claudia Barto Michelle Cromwell Noreen L. Giese Dan and Leslie Jordanger Sylvia McGovern William Pike Norbert J. and Lorraine Sieber Philip F. Warner John Bashta Kathleen T. Culhane * Wade and Kim Goehring Robert Kacer Carolyn E. McKown Christopher M. Pilla Clifford Siedel Cindy Warren Ryan Beagin Lydia D’Agosto Charles Goff John and Judith Kamins Clayton and Gladys McPhail Lisa Pirrung Jay L. and Elaine Silver Paul Weiden, MD Dennis Beardsley Eric Dahn Jacob and Sara Gold William Katherins * Anthony McPherson Harvey Platt Gail Silverman Phyllis Weil Caroline Beauchamp Edmund D’Allesio Richard Goldberg Brenda Katis Rita Meek, MD Joan Plefka Tena Simmons James A. Weinberg Keith Beauchemin Paule Daum Melvin Goldenthal Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Katz Rhonda Meeks Lela Poff * Linda Sims Deborah Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Beckley, Jr. Donald Davis Faye Gottsegen * Patricia Kay Annemary Meeter * Ginette Poitevent Matthew Sirotnik Sol Weisman * Margaret Beers Judy Davis Barbara Grace Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Kearns Velma Merkle Trust * Mr. and Mrs. Posch Irene Skomro Paul Weiss William Behnke Joan De Bruin Jane Graham Michael E. Keefe Timothy and Susan Metzer Mr. and Mrs. Chris Post Rose Slotsky W. Russell Welsh Debbie Behnke Robert D. Dean Rebecca Ann Grajewski Vicki Kelcher Lisa A. Mihalik Kieran Poulos Owen Smigelski John and Judy Wempe Steven R. Bender Carolyn Dee Ruth Granat * Sally K. Blume-Kelly James Miller Brad Powers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Morton and Paula Werbel Trust * Joyce E. Benson Renate Dhillon Carol A. Grandaw John Kelly Paul Hart Miller Warren Prescott Russell D. Smith Steve Wescoatt Linda Benton David and Connie Dimling Joan Grant Sydney and Isobel Kemper Tinamarie Milligan Leila Elizabeth Presniak Thomas R. and Catherine H. Snyder Michael Wheeler Margaret Benton * Barbara Dimock * Greg P. Grant Judith Kenney Terri Milstead Melissa Previte Nicoma Sobolewski Dr. and Mrs. Stanley A. White S. Ami Berkowitz Kathleen Dirckx Doris Grau Michael Kerper Suzy Minkoff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Price Jeffrey and Angela Solomonson Margaret Wiegandt Joan Bertino Julian Dodge Trust * Julie Griggs Marietta Kerr Eileen Minneck Emanuel and Janis Prupes Marsha Sorensen Sue Kinney-Wieland Clyde and Rosie Billman Lori Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Grosvenor James Kimball Joshua Mitchell, MD Larry Pyles John C. Sorrell Robert N. Williams Alexandra Mayes Birnbaum Dorothy M. Dootson Dan and LaDonna Gubitz Dr. Vicque L. Walton-Kimmel Ted Mociun Maureen Quattrochi William Soskin Stephen and Terri Williams Stephen Birnbaum Foundation Joel Drake Carter K.D. Guice, Jr. Annabelle King, MD Susan Mock Trust * Edward Quinn Elda Spano Anthony and Michele Wong Margaret Black Harry and Barbara Dunlap Jeanne Burns-Haindel T. Corey Kipp Evelyn Wenzel-Modrzewski David B. and Toni Quinty James E. Sparkes Clara C. Wood Todd Blake John G. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Ken Haller Monica Klapper Lori Mody Stephen and Ursula Raczak Phil and Ilene Spector Jessica Woodruff Richard Harlan Blond Peggy and Margaret Dupaquier Trust * John Hallissey Michael and Jackie Klarik, Jr. Dennis F. Moore, MD Walter Randall * Barbara A. Spiegel Laura J. Worsham Lori Blum Timothy S. Durst John and Yvette Haluck Susan Kobrel Robert Moore Gary Rau Thomas and Joanne Spink Douglas N. Young Albert and Betty Bodian Tim Dwyer Liliana Hamilton Karl Koepke William Moore Marty Rauch Mark and Carol Spisak Shelly Young Robert H. and Janet Bohannon George F. and Evelyn Eckhardt, Jr. Leon Hammerman Jeff and Teresa Kopietz Joanne A. Moran Diane Raymond Ann Spooner Joseph Yurfest James Bolton Ruth Eddy Joan Haratani Mark and Christine Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. Thaddee F. Moreau Richard Reader Florence and Josephine Sruba Trust * Ed Yurowski Mart Bort Donnie Eden Nina Harding, Esq. Carmella Kramer Caroline Morris Helen Doss Reed Carole Stadfield Thomas and Anne Zak William Boyd Clif Edwards Keith P. and Linda Harenda Leslie Elliot Krause, Esq. Dennis Morris Warren Reid Judy Staffens Mr. and Mrs. Scott Zeilinger Irvin B. Braverman, MD David Eldridge Rodney Harnish * Marjo Kremkow Hope Morrison Ernestine M. Reinert Inez Star Ruth Zyskowski Laura M. Breise * Gregory Elfers Alice Hatch Scott and Megan Krizek James Morton Larry Eugene Reinhart Raymond Stebbins * Arthur Brenner * Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ellena Pat Hauer Gail Kromer Bob and Bekah Moyle James Relkin Richard Steffen Anonymous (127) Paul Brosnihan Donald T. Elliott * Lorraine Hayes Trust * Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kulm Frank Mungo Regan Remillard Fred and Simone Stella * deceased Raymond Elmer Kathleen Hays Janna LaCock Suzanne J. Muntzing Bernard Rethore Phillip and Paula Stone

26 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 27 Independent Auditors’ Report Consolidated Statement of Financial Position

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. June 30, 2006 (with comparative amounts at June 30, 2005) (in thousands)

The Board of Directors 2006 2005 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc.: Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 9,205 $ 6,116 We have audited the accompanying consolidated statement of financial position of The Leukemia Accounts receivable 649 672 & Lymphoma Society, Inc. (the Society) as of June 30, 2006, and the related consolidated Legacies and contributions receivable (note 2) 6,129 5,026 statements of activities, cash flows, and functional expenses for the year then ended. These Prepaid expenses 5,062 4,246 consolidated financial statements are the responsibility of the Society’s management. Our Investments, at fair value (note 3) 148,736 131,770 Fixed assets, less accumulated depreciation responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our and amortization of $8,857 and $7,594 4,249 4,098 audit. The prior year summarized comparative information has been derived from the Society’s 2005 consolidated financial statements and, in our report dated September 30, 2005, we expressed Total assets $ 174,030 $ 151,928 an unqualified opinion on those statements.

We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain Liabilities and Net Assets reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 18,365 $ 17,667 Our audit included consideration of internal control over financial reporting as a basis for Deferred revenue 12,803 10,755 designing audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose Grants payable (note 4) 70,000 56,774 of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Society’s internal control over financial Total liabilities 101,168 85,196 reporting. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements, assessing the Net assets: accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating Unrestricted 64,628 59,574 the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis Temporarily restricted (note 7) 5,403 4,495 for our opinion. Permanently restricted (note 7) 2,831 2,663 Total net assets 72,862 66,732 In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. as of June 30, 2006, Total liabilities and net assets $ 174,030 $ 151,928 and the changes in its net assets and its cash flows for the year then ended in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles.

October 24, 2006 New York, NY

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

28 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 29 Consolidated Statement of Activities Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. Year ended June 30, 2006 Year ended June 30, 2006 (with summarized totals for the year ended June 30, 2005) (with comparative amounts for the year ended June 30, 2005) (in thousands) (in thousands)

Temporarily Permanently Total 2006 2005 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2006 2005 Cash flows from operating activities: Revenue Change in net assets $ 6,130 $ 13,273 Campaign contributions $ 248,722 $ 16,762 $ 112 $ 265,596 $ 236,162 Less direct donor benefit costs (38,556) – – (38,556) (32,620) Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to Net campaign contributions 210,166 16,762 112 227,040 203,542 net cash provided by operating activities: Legacies 2,707 38 – 2,745 4,760 Donated services (note 1) 4,896 – – 4,896 4,205 Net assets of LLSC at merger – (1,396) Net interest and dividend income (note 3) 3,724 64 – 3,788 2,697 Net increase in fair value of investments (1,538) (2,708) Net increase in fair value of investments 1,374 108 56 1,538 2,708 Permanently restricted revenue collected (112) (89) Grant refunds 1,387 – – 1,387 653 Depreciation and amortization 1,246 1,186 Net assets released from restrictions 16,064 (16,064) – – – Total revenue 240,318 908 168 241,394 218,565 Changes in assets and liabilities:

Expenses (note 8) Decrease (increase) in accounts receivable 23 (78) (Increase) decrease in legacies and contributions receivable (1,103) 321 Program Services: Increase in prepaid expenses (816) (197) Research 63,570 – – 63,570 54,037 Increase in accounts payable and accrued expenses 698 4,520 Patient and community service 62,912 – – 62,912 58,821 Increase in deferred revenue 2,048 3,848 Public health education 35,078 – – 35,078 32,598 Increase in grants payable 13,226 9,325 Professional education 8,020 – – 8,020 9,846 Net cash provided by operating activities 19,802 28,005 Total program services 169,580 – – 169,580 155,302

Cash flows from investing activities: Supporting Services: Management and general 23,017 – – 23,017 16,225 Purchases of fixed assets (1,397) (1,244) Fund raising 42,667 – – 42,667 35,161 Purchases of investments (128,388) (202,996) Sales of investments 112,960 158,310 Total supporting services 65,684 – – 65,684 51,386 Net cash used in investing activities (16,825) (45,930)

Total expenses 235,264 – – 235,264 206,688 Cash flows from financing activities: Excess of revenue over expenses 5,054 908 168 6,130 11,877 LLSC cash at merger – 1,249 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada Permanently restricted revenue collected 112 89 (“LLSC”) net assets as of July 1, 2004 (note 1) – – – – 1,396 Net cash provided by financing activities 112 1,338

Change in net assets 5,054 908 168 6,130 13,273 Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 3,089 (16,587) Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 6,116 22,703 Net Assets Beginning of year 59,574 4,495 2,663 66,732 53,459 Cash and cash equivalents at end of year $ 9,205 $ 6,116 End of year $ 64,628 $ 5,403 $ 2,831 $ 72,862 $ 66,732

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements. See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

30 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 31 Consolidated Statement of Functional Expenses Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. Year ended June 30, 2006 June 30, 2006 (with comparative totals for the year ended June 30, 2005) (with comparative amounts as of and for the year ended June 30, 2005) (in thousands)

Program Services Supporting Services 1. Organization and Significant Accounting Policies Permanently restricted net assets: Consist of funds that Direct donor Patient and Public Management Total benefitDirect costsdonor contain donor-imposed restrictions requiring that the principal community health Professional and Fund Total benefit costs Organization be invested in perpetuity and that only the income be used. Research service education education Total general raising Total 2006 2005 2006 2005 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. (the “Society”) is Income earned on these funds may be unrestricted or temporarily Awards and grants $60,831 $ 754 $ – $ – $61,585 $ – $ – $ – $61,585 $51,310 $ – $ – an international not-for-profit health agency dedicated to seeking restricted, depending upon the donor-imposed restrictions. the cause and cure of leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease Financial aid to patients – 5,098 – – 5,098 – – – 5,098 4,505 – – and myeloma and improving the quality of life of patients and Contributions and Deferred Revenue Donated services 724 4,172 – – 4,896 – – – 4,896 4,205 – – their families. The Society’s principal activities include: awarding Contributions are recorded as revenue, at their fair value, when Salaries 759 27,057 12,140 4,008 43,964 7,398 9,184 16,582 60,546 52,824 – – research grants; facilitating psychosocial support groups; providing received or promised unconditionally. Contributions received financial aid to patients; answering phone requests for blood with donor restrictions that limit their use are reported as either Employee benefits and taxes (note 5) 142 5,943 3,248 1,053 10,386 1,740 2,727 4,467 14,853 12,196 – – cancer information made to the Society’s Information Resource temporarily or permanently restricted revenue. When a donor Occupancy 23 3,013 1,736 567 5,339 985 1,333 2,318 7,657 6,778 – – Center; and disseminating educational information about blood restriction is met through the passage of time or fulfillment Insurance 11 283 183 56 533 82 176 258 791 707 – – cancers in the form of publications, internet sites, conference calls of a purpose restriction, temporarily restricted net assets are reclassified to unrestricted net assets and reported in the statement Telephone 27 1,585 1,014 196 2,822 316 1,319 1,635 4,457 3,364 – – and symposia sponsorship for both the medical community and the general public. of activities as net assets released from restrictions. Conditional Travel 43 1,176 641 230 2,090 365 469 834 2,924 2,640 13,623 11,760 contributions are recognized as revenue when the conditions have Printing and supplies 146 2,790 5,806 418 9,160 4,076 9,357 13,433 22,593 21,480 6,097 5,758 The Society entered into a merger agreement with Leukemia been substantially met. Research Fund of Canada (“LRFC”), effective July 1, 2004, under Equipment rentals and maintenance 18 1,075 612 199 1,904 328 515 843 2,747 2,113 – – which the Society has approval rights over all LRFC resolutions. Deferred revenue includes amounts received for special events that Postage and shipping 40 1,211 4,003 211 5,465 2,483 7,085 9,568 15,033 13,504 – – As part of this agreement, the name of LRFC was changed will be held subsequent to the fiscal year-end. Meetings 250 2,323 1,069 348 3,990 522 655 1,177 5,167 4,467 8,072 7,331 to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada, Inc. (“LLSC”). Donated Services The merger was accounted for in accordance with purchase Professional fees 531 5,579 4,116 571 10,797 4,452 9,402 13,854 24,651 24,273 5,539 3,608 The Society has determined that certain of the donated services it method concepts whereby a contribution of LLSC’s net assets receives meet the criteria for recognition in the financial statements. Miscellaneous 9 400 224 75 708 136 176 312 1,020 1,136 5,225 4,163 (at fair value) was recorded by the Society. Specifically, the donated services of family support group facilitators Depreciation and amortization 16 453 286 88 843 134 269 403 1,246 1,186 – – Tax-Exempt Status and research grant reviewers have been valued and are reported as both revenue and expense. Total expenses $ 63,570 $ 62,912 $ 35,078 $ 8,020 $169,580 $ 23,017 $ 42,667 $ 65,684 $235,264 206,688 $ 38,556 $ 32,620 The Society qualifies as a charitable organization as defined by Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) and, accordingly, Cash Equivalents is exempt from federal income taxes under Internal Revenue Cash equivalents consist of short-term investments with a maturity Code Section 501(a). Additionally, since the Society is publicly- of three months or less from date of purchase, except for amounts supported, contributions to the Society qualify for the maximum held for long-term purposes reported as investments. See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements. charitable contribution deduction under the Internal Revenue Code. Fixed Assets and Depreciation Fixed assets, which consist principally of equipment and leasehold LLSC is registered as a charitable organization under the Income improvements, are recorded at cost, if purchased, or at fair Tax Act (Canada) and is therefore not subject to income taxes value at date of donation, if contributed, and are depreciated or if certain disbursement requirements are met. amortized using the straight-line method over the estimated useful Principles of Consolidation lives of the assets or the terms of the leases, if shorter. Program Services Expenses The accompanying consolidated financial statements include Estimates the accounts of the Society, which encompasses the Home Office The preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally of the Society and its sixty four chapters, LLSC, and the Society’s accepted accounting principles requires the Society’s management 37.5% not-for-profit affiliates, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to make estimates and assumptions that affect the amounts Research Programs, Inc. and The Leukemia & Lymphoma Research reported in the financial statements and accompanying notes. Society Research Foundation. All significant inter-company Actual results could differ from those estimates. and intra-Society accounts and transactions have been eliminated Summarized Financial Information 37.1% in consolidation. The financial statements are presented with 2005 summarized Patient and Community Service Net Asset Classifications or comparative information. With respect to the statement of To ensure observance of limitations and restrictions placed on activities, such prior year information is not presented by net asset the use of resources available to the Society, funds that have class and, in the statement of functional expenses, 2005 expenses 25.4% similar characteristics have been classified into three net asset by object are presented in total rather than by functional category. categories as follows: Public Health and Professional Education Accordingly, such information should be read in conjunction with Unrestricted net assets: Consist of funds that are fully the Society’s 2005 consolidated financial statements from which available, at the discretion of the Board of Directors, for the the summarized information was derived. Society to utilize in any of its programs or supporting services. Temporarily restricted net assets: Consist of funds that are restricted by donors for a specific time period or purpose, as well as amounts relating to term endowment or deferred giving arrangements in which the funds must be maintained intact over the lifetimes of the donors.

32 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 33 Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements National Leaders

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc. June 30, 2006 (with comparative amounts as of and for the year ended June 30, 2005)

2. Legacies and Contributions Receivable 5. Pension Plan Chair of the Board Board of Directors Leslie Elliot Krause, Esq. Frank T. Short Krause & Mauser, LLP Short Strategy Group, Inc. The Society’s legacies and contributions receivable at June 30, 2006 The Society has a noncontributory, defined contribution 403(b) John M. Kamins Alexandra Mayes Birnbaum New York, NY Indianapolis, IN Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn Peartree Communications, Inc. and 2005 consist of unconditional promises to give and legacies pension plan covering all employees meeting age and service Detroit, MI New York, NY Michael W. Long, PhD Norbert J. Sieber for which the underlying wills have been declared valid by the requirements. Contributions are based on a percentage of each Velcura Therapeutics, Inc. NJS Consultants probate court and no other conditions are required to be met. eligible employee’s salary and years of service. Expense under this Vice Chair for Medical Robert A. “Spider” Cantley Ann Arbor, MI Miami, FL Amounts are scheduled to be received as follows (in thousands): plan aggregated $3,020,000 and $2,327,000 for the years ended and Scientific Affairs Twain Harte, CA Dennis F. Marco Jay L. Silver June 30, 2006 and 2005, respectively. Beverly S. Mitchell, MD 2006 2005 Paul J. Cienki North Haledon, NJ Sugar Land, TX Stanford University General Dynamics Network Systems Less than one year $ 5,028 $ 4,795 6. Lease Commitments Cancer Research Center Needham, MA W. Stratford May, Jr., MD, PhD Thomas R. Snyder Stanford, CA 1 to 5 years 1,169 256 University of Florida Nashville Bank and Trust The leases for premises which the Society’s Home Office and Michael Copley Shands Cancer Center Nashville, TN Vice Chair for Field Relations Children’s Hospital & Health Center 6,197 5,051 chapters occupy expire on various dates through December 31, Gainesville, FL San Diego, CA 2012 and provide for certain payments subject to escalation David Frantze James E. Sparkes Less discount to present value Thomas R. McDonald Sugarman Law Firm, LLP and periodic rate increases relating to real estate taxes, operating Stinson, Mag & Fizzell, PC Lawrence D. Ellis, MD Kansas City, MO Marana, AZ Syracuse, NY (discount rate – 5%) (68) (25) expenses and utilities. University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Rodman N. Myers James J. Stephanak Total $ 6,129 $ 5,026 Vice Chair for Patient Services The approximate minimum future annual rental commitments Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn The Kalamazoo Gazette Paul N. Frimmer are summarized as follows (in thousands): Marie Lauria, MSW Detroit, MI Kalamazoo, MI Chapel Hill, NC Irell & Manella, LLP 3. Investments Year ended June 30: Los Angeles, CA Jason North William M. Ward, Jr. JSN Consulting Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America 2007 $ 6,588 Vice Chair for Resource Development John A. Geoghegan Palm Beach, FL Wichita, KS The following is a summary of investments at June 30, 2006 and 2008 5,949 Gellert & Klein, PC 2005 (in thousands): Margaret H. Anderson Purchase, NY 2009 5,454 Mary J. Oyer Robert M. Yacobi 2006 2005 Anderson, Bryant, Lasky Northfield, IL Williamsburg, VA 2010 4,575 & Winslow, PSC Alan M. Gewirtz, MD Cost or Cost or University of Pennsylvania 2011 2,560 Louisville, KY Frederic C. Parvey Donated Fair Donated Fair School of Medicine Fidelity National Financial Value Value Value Value Thereafter 1,133 Secretary/Treasurer Philadelphia, PA Jacksonville, FL Money market funds $ 47,235 $ 47,235 $ 48,876 $ 48,876 Total $ 26,259 Thomas L. Fitzpatrick Carter K. D. Guice, Jr. William H. Reimers Corporate notes and bonds 38,958 38,127 19,421 19,466 Saint Gobain Corporation Eastern District of Louisiana Bowman Enterprises, Inc. Worcester, MA New Orleans, LA Raleigh, NC Common stocks and mutual funds 27,728 31,927 28,251 30,779 7. Temporarily and Permanently Restricted Net Assets Steven L. Hooker Marcie Rehmar Rogell Government obligations 24,317 24,112 27,605 27,698 Temporarily restricted net assets and the income earned on The Regence Group Columbus Children’s Hospital Other 6,312 7,335 4,771 4,951 permanently restricted net assets are available for the following Portland, OR Columbus, OH purposes at June 30, 2006 and 2005 in thousands): Total $144,550 $148,736 $128,924 $131,770 Lynn C. Hoover Naomi Rosenberg, PhD 2006 2005 Stinson Morrison Hecker, LLP Tufts University School of Medicine Temporarily Permanently Temporarily Permanently Kansas City, MO Boston, MA Debt and equity securities are recorded at fair value as determined Restricted Restricted Restricted Restricted by quoted market prices. Mutual funds are recorded at fair value Thomas F. Hunter Kevin R. Ryan Research program $ 3,614 $ 2,784 $ 2,810 $ 2,616 Stimulys Yampolsky, Mandeloff, Silver & Co. using published unit values. Investment expenses of $335,000 Patient service and St. Louis, MO Philadelphia, PA and $284,000 have been netted against interest and dividend bone marrow donor programs 570 – 255 – income for the years ended June 30, 2006 and 2005, respectively. Charles F. Inglefield Maya B. Shenoy Professional education program 23 47 24 47 Bay Village, OH Charlotte, NC 4. Awards and Grants Other programs 1,196 – 1,406 – John B. Kelly Capitol Financial Group Awards and grants for research are recognized as expense in Total $ 5,403 $ 2,831 $ 4,495 $ 2,663 Sacramento, CA the year approved by the Society’s Board of Directors. Multi-year grants, which are generally two to five years in length, are approved on an annual basis and may be terminated at the discretion of the 8. Joint Costs Allocation Society’s Board of Directors. In addition to unconditional grants In 2006 and 2005, the Society incurred joint costs for informational payable of $70,000,000 at June 30, 2006, the Society has grant materials and activities that included fund-raising appeals as follows commitments of $111,500,000 that are conditioned upon future (in thousands): events and, accordingly, are not recorded. 2006 2005

Fund raising $ 13,661 $ 14,166 Patient and community service 1,051 1,612 Public health education 11,067 8,616 Total $ 25,779 $ 24,394

34 | The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society | 35 The Leukemia Senior Staff & Lymphoma Society Research Foundation

Officers Medical Advisory Board Dwayne Howell Patient Services President and Chief Executive Officer Harry J. Pearce I President Edward J. Benz, Jr., MD Robin Kornhaber, MSW Of Counsel Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Laurence W. Hausner Senior Vice President Bowman and Brooke Chief Operating Officer Patient Services Donald Pinkel, MD John M. Kamins I Vice President San Luis Obis Co., CA Research and Medical Programs Partner Field Management Louis W. Sullivan, MD Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn Paul Weiss Marshall A. Lichtman, MD Atlanta, GA Senior Vice President Executive Vice President Beverly S. Mitchell, MD I Field Management Research & Medical Programs Medical Vice President E. Donnall Thomas, MD Fred Hutchinson Cancer Stanford University Leslie Chambers Louis DeGennaro, PhD Research Center Cancer Research Center Senior Vice President Senior Vice President University of Washington Field Management Research Administration Dwayne Howell I Secretary-Treasurer School of Medicine President & Chief Executive Officer The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Finance, Administration The Leukemia & Lymphoma and Information Technology Society of Canada

Members John E. Walter Rudy Putns Executive Vice President Chief Executive Officer Alexandra Mayes Birnbaum and Chief Financial Officer Peartree Communications, Inc. Finance, Administration Tom Bertelsen and Information Technology Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Jimmy Nangle Andrew Madoff Senior Vice President Bernard L. Madoff Investment Finance Securities Jon R. Lowell Scott Zeilinger Chief Information Officer Kadima Partners, LLC Government and Legislative Affairs

George Dahlman Vice President Public Policy

Marketing Communications and Revenue Development

Greg Elfers Senior Vice President Revenue Development

Nancy Klein Senior Vice President Marketing Communications

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