THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE

A REPORT FROMA THEREPORT ABRAMSON FROM THE CANCER CENTER ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER A WORLD BEYOND CANCER MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

We are excited to share the latest progress report of the Abramson Cancer Center. This report highlights just a few of the many recent accomplishments of the past two years. We have much to be proud of, and still far to go. Solving cancer requires a united effort. We invite you to review this report and join us in our quest to eradicate cancer.

The Abramson Cancer Center is driven by and for people — people who study, treat, and support those affected by, and are personally touched by, cancer. This report is not just a story of research progress; it is a story of the people behind the research.

Teamwork is a theme that resonates throughout this report and in everything we do. It is evident in how Penn researchers are tackling two common, challenging cancers — lung and pancreas. It is reflected in the discovery of new immunotherapies, and captured in the way in which population sciences researchers generate, share, and implement strategies to decrease cancer risk. Teamwork is a critical ingredient in translational research, a signature trait of the Abramson Cancer Center. It also forms the basis for our success in understanding and treating children’s cancers.

This report also features a section on women in medicine. Penn Medicine recently received national recognition from Forbes Magazine as the second best employer for women. While we celebrate this honor, we recognize that there is work to be done. Conversations with just a few of the many exceptional female physicians and scientists at Penn offer insight into how far we have come and where we want to go.

We are fortunate to have trusted philanthropic partners who provide resources that enable us to aim high — to do the kind of work that transformed CAR T research from a vision to an FDA-approved treatment, extending and improving lives for so many. Some of our most innovative research relies on the generous support of friends who are bold enough to think big and invest in the future, such as the FairHarbor group described in this report.

We are grateful to the researchers and staff who have participated in this report, and even more so to the patients and donors who have shared their stories. Without their trust in our purpose, and commitment to our vision of a world beyond cancer, we would not accomplish as much.

Sincerely,

Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, DPhil John H. Glick Abramson Cancer Center Professor Director, Abramson Cancer Center

A REPORT FROM THE ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 22 A CLOSER LOOK INSIDE 64 BY THE NUMBERS PRIORITY POPULATIONS 4 Ensuring Quality Care SHAPE RESEARCH 64 A Call to Action: Reducing Cancer Risk Locally IN THEIR OWN WORDS 70 Beyond Our Campus: 6 Women in Oncology: Promoting Better Health Through 6 A Roundtable Discussion Community Connections 16 Interview with a Breast Surgeon: 74 Putting Children First: Dahlia Sataloff, MD, FACS Pediatric Cancer is a Priority 76 Abramson Cancer Center: IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A Expanding Our Reach NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT 20 Hope, Faith, and Second Chances: 40 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION Barbara Beaudry’s Story 80 An Inspired Life Sparks Generosity, 22 A Remarkable Thing Happened Here Innovation, and Hope 28 On a Course to Cure: 86 High-Impact Events Accelerating the ImmunoRevolution • Philly Fights Cancer • Basser Jean Bash RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: • Breakthrough Bike Challenge NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS 90 Abramson Cancer Center 36 Teamwork Fuels Innovation for Director’s Leadership Council Challenging Cancers 92 Partners in Hope 38 Fighting for Her Family: • Honor Roll Sara Vernon Sterman‘s Story • Lasting Tribute 40 At the Forefront of Discovery: • Planned Giving From Early Detection to New 140 Ways to Give 76 Treatments for Lung Cancer 46 Interview with a Radiation Oncologist: Abigail Tripp Berman, MD, MSCE 52 A Will to Live Well: Sarah Sedlak’s Story 54 A Life Worth Living: Changing the Paradigm for Pancreatic Cancer 60 Interview with a Nurse Navigator: 90 Patricia Gambino, MSN, RN

2 A REPORT FROM THE ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 3 THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA IS A HUGE PLACE BUT IT FEELS

LIKE A SMALL TOWN. HAVING ALL OF PENN’S SCHOOLS AND CENTERS ON ONE ENSURING CAMPUS, ALL WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE, HAS INCUBATED A CULTURE WHERE COLLABORATION IS EASY, EXPECTED, AND ENCOURAGED.

Katherine L. Nathanson, MD QUALITY CARE Pearl Basser Professor For BRCA-Related Research Deputy Director, Abramson Cancer Center

VOLUME STATISTICS Patients looking for excellence in cancer care choose Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center. Our physicians treat more cancer patients than any other cancer center in the region. Our patients come from Philadelphia, New Jersey, Delaware, and beyond to benefit from Penn’s expertise in cancer surgery, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy; personalized approach to recovery; and caring environment. The wide breadth of clinical trials ensures that our patients have access to the latest and best treatments available. 2018 Inpatient Discharges 10,230

Outpatient Visits 305,248

Chemotherapy Treatments 81,471

Conventional Radiation Therapy Treatments 60,110

Proton Therapy Treatments 17,951

Patients Enrolled in Clinical Trials 9,069

SOURCES OF FUNDING Federal funding enables us to quickly translate new research discoveries into treatments and provide personalized, compassionate care. But challenges exist as federal dollars shrink and insurance reimbursement rates drop or won’t cover novel therapies.

Private philanthropic support allows us to continue to lead the way with dramatic new treatments, breakthroughs in the laboratory, and essential supportive programs for our patients and their families. 2018 Research & Training (Federal) $168,273,985 Research & Training (Non-Federal) $17,726,688

Research & Training (Industry/Other) $68,618,894

Core Grant from the NCI $7,716,753

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania $1,488,480

Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute $2,045,774

Private Philanthropy $39,337,086

TOTAL $305,207,660

4 BY THE NUMBERS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 5 Lynn M. Schuchter, MD C. Willard Robinson Professor of Hematology-Oncology

WOMEN IN ONCOLOGY A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

In 2018, Forbes Magazine declared Penn Medicine the second best large employer for women in the country. This honor came amid a provocative national conversation on women in the workplace, and the challenges they face. These events inspired us to bring together three Abramson Cancer Center physicians to discuss their careers, and the rewards and challenges they have presented.

The conversation was led by Lynn M. Schuchter, MD, C. Willard Robinson Professor and Chief of the Division of Hematology Oncology. She spoke with Julia C. Tchou, MD, PhD, Professor of Clinical Surgery, and Neha Vapiwala, MD, Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology.

L Neha, Julia, it’s wonderful to sit with you J I wanted to be a physician since I was today. It’s rare that we can sit and talk seven. After watching my grandmother and reflect. I’d like to talk about your die of lung cancer, I decided that experience as women physicians, not treatment for cancer should be better, just at Penn but how you’ve experienced and no one should have to suffer from your careers. You’ve accomplished so cancer. I was only seven but I knew that much. Neha, why did you become a I wanted to be a medical oncologist. physician and why radiation oncology? L It’s not too late. We would still have you N I immigrated to this country when I was in our field. [Laughter] But we need you five. My parents encouraged me to in surgery. take full advantage of this opportunity. J I entered a medical science training I always enjoyed science and math, and program (MSTP) because I wanted to helping people. Medicine had all of that. develop better cancer drugs. My PhD I’d never heard of radiation oncology research involved pharmacological but I always gravitated towards cancer work on DNA repair. I was dead set on patients during my medical school medical oncology until I tried surgery. rotations. The path of radiation oncology I loved it. Yet, I second-guessed myself first became apparent when I took the because I didn’t think I’d be able to do clinical elective. It opened up my world — both research and surgery. My MSTP that there were options within oncology. director said I could not do it. He said that I should not choose surgery. L Julia, tell us why you became a physician and why surgery. Even today, L I want to be clear. It was “he said, women in surgery are the minority. don’t do”?

6 IN THEIR OWN WORDS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 7 Neha Vapiwala, MD Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology

J Yes, correct, but I stayed with it because my gut told me I could do it. I knew it would be hard, and it was. I trained I’M STILL at a time when attending physicians talked to the male residents like they were their buddies and invited them to ball games and golf. Women residents THE weren’t part of the conversation and were excluded. L How many women residents were there PERSON in surgery?

J In my class there were two, which was good at the time. Despite this, I almost switched to radiation oncology in my WHOSE second year.

L Was it the career of surgery that was dissuading you or was there something JOB IT IS about the culture affecting your decision? J I think both. The culture did not offer TO HEAL the mentorship to let me know I could do both surgery and research. I talked to several people during the decision- L How do you handle it when people making process. Don Coffey told me assume that you are not a doctor? to do breast surgery and breast cancer N I usually handle it with humor research. I listened to him, and I never because the patient is in a position of looked back. vulnerability. No matter what the patient L Don Coffey helped so many people. says, I’m still the person whose job it is He was a great mentor. Neha, did to heal. Sometimes, I give a very direct anyone discourage you from going into response such as, “Sir, as I mentioned medicine or radiation oncology? yesterday, I am your physician.”

N My parents are not doctors, and they L Julia, have you experienced this? didn’t exactly discourage me, but were J Oh, yes. Being smaller in stature and concerned that I was choosing a long Asian always puts me at a disadvantage road. They assumed that I would want when I’m standing next to a tall white to have a family and suggested that male medical student. I think long and hard about whether this would be the best career choice. L It’s happened to me too. I tell medical The conversation just made me more students and fellows to wear their white committed. It helped me understand coats so people know they are doctors. that I was choosing a path for life. Since You will never see me in clinic without then, I’ve had patients refer to me as the my coat. Patients now sometimes nurse or support staff but I never felt mistake my [female] nurse practitioner that I needed to apologize for anything. for a doctor. This is progress.

8 IN THEIR OWN WORDS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 9 Julia C. Tchou, MD, PhD Professor of Clinical Surgery

L Penn Medicine is an incredible place for women. Yet, I still occasionally see and hear challenging situations or inappropriate comments. Julia, what WHAT obstacles have you faced and is it still happening today?

J Women have to make so many sacrifices at home and at work compared to our I DO EVERY male counterparts. I feel like I have to work so much harder than my male colleagues. There’s a subconscious bias in everyone including myself. I don’t know DAY IS SO how to get around it except to mentor the younger generation and to set examples for them. We need to encourage them in MEANINGFUL a way that is not gender based. N As an example, I took 12 weeks off when I had my first child. When I told people I planned to do this, they acted as if it was BECAUSE extreme. I had a stressful maternity leave because I kept questioning whether I had closed a door on my career that would never open again. I was on the I CAN HELP computer nearly every day working, yet I still worried that I would be written off. I got through it because I knew that WOMEN I wasn’t going away or compromising my career. And, at a very difficult time, a male mentor reassured me that I would be fine. He told me to enjoy my family. It N Yes, I think the white coat inspires really helped. This experience has stuck confidence on the part of patients that with me. I don’t know any male colleague the individual taking care of them is who has gone through this. competent to do so, despite whatever biases they may have. L I’ve been the chief of hematology/ oncology for 14 years. I’ve only recently L What’s the most rewarding aspect of seen how a woman leader has the practicing medicine? What are you potential to influence the culture. For most proud of? example, it is the expectation that women in the Hem Onc Division take three J I feel like what I do every day is so meaningful because I can help women months of maternity leave. Yet, the last few individually and advance breast cancer times a woman has come to tell me she’s research at a larger level. It’s a privilege pregnant, she’s walked into my office as if to be able to do this. she is delivering terrible news. I’ve thought there was a medical crisis or a death in the N I agree. It’s such a privilege to be able family. This is joyous news but they focus to do what you love, to have an impact on the inconvenience and coverage. I have as Julia describes, and to impart that to reassure them that we’ve got this. For to trainees. Some of my proudest the first time, a male physician in Hem Onc moments are when I see my medical took a three-month paternity leave. I’m residents follow in some way the steps hopeful that this will provide some balance I’ve helped pave for them. and help change the culture.

10 IN THEIR OWN WORDS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 11 N Your being in this position speaks L Would you recommend that young L A final question, as a medical volumes. I was extra productive on women go into medicine? community, what we can we do to maternity leave because I felt the need support women in medicine? J Yes, women bring many strengths to to prove that I was committed. We often MENTORS medicine. They may be more detail J Mentorship is key — having mentors overcompensate. People still talk about oriented, and bring a different quality to set concrete milestones and be more the “mommy track.” treating patients and the healing process. transparent about how to succeed. L I was 42 when my boys were born and Many mentors are mentors in name PAY IT L It’s the most, most wonderful career. You my career was already established. I but they don’t spend a lot of time or hear people discouraging their children delayed starting a family, which was not energy to concretely mentor younger from going into medicine due to the ideal. The best time to get pregnant physicians. changes in health care or the hours. often coincides with the time when we FORWARD But I still love doing this and can’t think N Some of the work-life balance steps need to be very productive from an of a more rewarding career. You make being taken by the Abramson Cancer academic perspective. sacrifices at home but our children are Center and Penn Medicine (like On a different topic, we’ve heard a very proud of us. opening a daycare) speak volumes. N In GU radiation oncology, there are a lot about sexual harassment in the They send a positive message. lot of male giants in the field. I always J I agree. [Smiles] I will never retire. workplace this year, and no work felt that I lacked opportunities in the L So much in medicine depends on who environment is immune. In my career, L I treat melanoma so more than 60 percent professional community. Lynn, when you know. Male and female leaders I’ve experienced it and addressed it. of my patients are older men. I’ve you were chair of the Scientific Program need to be proactive in thinking about As we know, it still happens today. It’s been impressed by their acceptance Committee at ASCO, you appointed me opportunities for women. Women are important to be willing to have those of a female physician. There’s no issue. to the GU group. I never would have often offered tasks or leadership roles conversations. Julia, have you seen or Research suggests that some patients gotten this opportunity otherwise. It that come without funding. Women experienced sexual harassment? even prefer women physicians because opened the door to so many things. don’t always negotiate as well or initiate we listen well and interrupt less. Many of us need a chance to show that J I haven’t experienced it directly but conversations about money. We, as  we can do meaningful committee work. the operating room is an intimate leaders, have to have this at the front of N When I first started in prostate cancer, I’ll never forget that you did that for me. environment. There’s a lot being our minds. We also have to create an people questioned whether patients You weren’t even my formal mentor. said, some appropriate and some would open up to me. Male mentors in environment in which it’s acceptable to not so appropriate. As a resident, I urology and oncology supported me, go to our child’s soccer game or take L You both are incredibly successful. felt pressure to think of a joke with especially early on. They let patients know care of a family situation. When I do Your respective fields are lucky to have sexual innuendo to amuse one of the that it was okay to see me. Now that I’ve these things, I let people know that I’m you. I know that you mentor both men attending physicians so he would be in built my career, I don’t need this as much, doing them so I’m modeling that it’s and women beautifully. We’ll keep a good mood. but I still don’t take it for granted. I’m okay to do that. paying it forward. always appreciative that my male patients L What would you tell young women who feel comfortable with me. are considering a career in medicine or already in medical school?

N This generation is not ashamed to state their needs. They speak up about their limits and work/life balance. It’s our job to let female trainees know that they can have it all. It’s not easy. They will have to prioritize and decide when to have children. It helps to find mentors who have done it. We should encourage them to get advice from different mentors. It also really helps to have a supportive life partner. My husband is 110% helpful at home. It takes a village; I want the male students to hear this message as well.

12 IN THEIR OWN WORDS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 13 WOMEN BRING A DIFFERENT QUALITY TO TREATING PATIENTS AND THE HEALING PROCESS

14 IN THEIR OWN WORDS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 15 INTERVIEW WITH A BREAST SURGEON DAHLIA M. SATALOFF, MD, FACS Professor of Clinical Surgery and Chair of Surgery, Pennsylvania Hospital

WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO BECOME HOW DOES IT FEEL TO HOLD A PHYSICIAN, AND HOW DID YOU THIS LEADERSHIP POSITION AT CHOOSE SURGERY? PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL? I wanted to work in science and have There are not many chairs of surgery who an impact on people. Medicine are women. I am the first woman to hold offers both. Surgery fits with the way the position at Pennsylvania Hospital. It’s I approach things. I am very goal-oriented, important for younger women to see and I like to fix things. Being able to women in leadership roles. This is part of work with my hands was important why I considered the position. to me. I am an accomplished pianist so OF WHAT ACCOMPLISHMENT ARE it felt natural to do procedures. Surgery YOU MOST PROUD? is technically very gratifying. I’m very proud of my children. They are great At the time, it was very rare for women kids. One of them is in medical school, and to go into a surgical field. Only about the other works as a senior business anaylst 2 percent of surgical residents were for a medical center. women. I started out practicing in general WHAT, IF ANY, CHALLENGES HAVE surgery but since patients were looking YOU FACED IN YOUR CAREER? for female breast surgeons, that part of my A surgical career is very demanding. When practice grew, and ultimately became I trained, it was the norm to work more than my focus. 100 hours/week or be up for several days in a row. Being a woman in the surgical WHO ENCOURAGED YOU TO PURSUE field was challenging at times as well, but I A CAREER IN MEDICINE? choose to focus on the positive. I always see My father was very encouraging. He the glass as half full. wanted me to do something interesting with my life and be able to support myself, WHAT HAS BEEN THE MOST REWARDING which was unusual for his generation. ASPECT OF PRACTICING MEDICINE? Taking care of my patients has been a great source of satisfaction for me. I feel like I make DID ANYONE DISCOURAGE a difference in people’s lives. YOU, AND IF SO, HOW DID YOU HANDLE IT? WHAT HAS CHANGED SINCE YOU I experienced some pushback in the STARTED PRACTICING MEDICINE? early years from surgeons who felt It’s very exciting to see all the changes in that women didn’t belong in medicine, cancer management. When I compare what let alone surgery. Rather than get we were doing at the beginning of my career discouraged, I worked even harder and to what we are doing now, it’s a sea change did a good job. In my career, I have been of difference. We’re much better at curing selective in the issues I’ve taken on. patients and giving them better quality of life. I try to focus on what’s really important, Our best results five years ago are our worst where I can have an impact. results now.

16 IN THEIR OWN WORDS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 17 WHAT DO YOU ENJOY ABOUT PENN MEDICINE WAS RECENTLY IT’S A WONDERFUL THING YOUR JOB? RECOGNIZED BY FORBES MAGAZINE TO BE ABLE TO LOOK BACK ON I enjoy coming to work. I enjoy the patients AS THE SECOND BEST EMPLOYER YOU HAVE and the professional relationships with FOR WOMEN. WHAT IS SPECIAL YOUR LIFE AND FEEL LIKE YOU other doctors. Breast oncology allows me ABOUT PENN AND PENNSYLVANIA MADE A DIFFERENCE FOR PEOPLE. to work collaboratively with physicians and HOSPITAL? Penn Medicine is a wonderful place to TO BE professionals in a variety of different fields. I EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE, I FEEL LIKE work. Penn is a great employer. I love being am constantly learning from my colleagues. able to teach and mentor staff and fellows. I SAVED SOMEONE’S LIFE. EVERY It’s always been important to me to learn This is why I’m at a teaching hospital. I’m not ONCE IN A WHILE, I FEEL LIKE I and grow. I don’t want to do exactly what I a researcher but, if I were, there are so many WILLING did five years ago. I want to be on the cutting resources here. There are tremendous DID SOMETHING DIFFERENT THAN edge. In order to do that, I need to work opportunities to be collaborative and SOMEONE ELSE WOULD HAVE DONE. with people who know more about their innovative at Penn. fields than I do. It’s one of the special things TO WORK IT MAKES ME FEEL LIKE ALL THE about Pennsylvania Hospital. We have a rich WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU’RE TRAINING AND ALL THE HARD WORK professional environment. NOT WORKING? Music is my major interest outside of WERE WORTHWHILE. WHAT DO YOU TELL YOUNG WOMEN medicine. I am an accomplished pianist, and HARD WHO ARE CONSIDERING MEDICAL my husband is a singer (and a doctor). We’ve SCHOOL, OR ALREADY THERE? collaborated on musical endeavors and Dahlia M. Sataloff, MD, FACS Professor of Clinical Surgery It is a wonderful career. You feel like your performed together. I’ve also done concerts work is valuable, like you’ve done something on my own. I also like to run and stay fit. meaningful. I tell young people to think about what they can do, their passion, and how they will support themselves.

Medicine is demanding. You have to be willing to work hard. Women especially need to think through how it will fit into their lives. They may want to start a family at the same time that they are ramping up their careers. It is all doable.

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY BETTER SUPPORT WOMEN IN MEDICINE? We need to do more to promote women in leadership roles. Many women start off well then don’t get as far at the academic level or in leadership positions. There are multiple reasons for this. Women advocate for themselves differently, or may not consider opportunities. There are still gender equity issues in compensation that need to be addressed — equal pay for equal work.

18 IN THEIR OWN WORDS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 19 HOPE, FAITH, AND SECOND CHANCES BARBARA BEAUDRY’S STORY

When Barbara and John Beaudry married in 1971, they envisioned a simple life. John built their first house, a cabin in the woods, placing every single nail. Barbara raised their children and was active in their church. She was always game to challenge herself and take on more — going back to school to finish her bachelor’s degree after their children had grown. Never did they expect to be a part of history-making new cancer therapy.

Barbara’s cancer journey began in 2006 when routine blood work revealed an abnormality. The next year she was diagnosed with indolent, non-aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma, kicking off a three-year period of watchful waiting with regular blood work, doctor visits, and scans.

Over the next 10 years, as her cancer progressed, Barbara underwent four different drug therapies, speech therapy, and countless hospitalizations for everything from shingles to pneumonia to surgery for a fractured hip. She saw her children married and her grandchildren born, and experienced her “worst/best day” when her daughter got engaged at her hospital bedside. As time went on, Barbara continued to relapse and was beginning to run out of options.

In 2013, she came to the Abramson Cancer Center where she began seeing Jakub Svoboda, MD, Assistant Professor. In 2015, Dr. Svoboda enrolled her in a a clinical trial of the CAR T-cell therapy Kymriah®. One month after re-infusion, Barbara was cancer free. She “graduated” from the trial in 2017, and now needs only a monthly booster.

After decades of taking care of others, Barbara turned to Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center to take care of her. Her coordinated care teams worked together to get her strong enough to be home to help prepare for and attend her daughter’s wedding.

A woman of deep and unwavering faith who believes nothing is random, Barbara has had to reconcile her own survivor’s guilt for being put on a path that led her to this CAR trial while others were not. “I feel better and better, the ongoing improvement in my health is definitely noticeable. I’m so grateful to have been given this opportunity for a second chance, and even more so to be part of something that can help others through their journeys in the future.”

20 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 21 Carl H. June, MD Richard W. Vague Professor

A REMARKABLE THING HAPPENED HERE

August 30, 2017 was a momentous day for cancer immunotherapy researchers at Penn and around the world. In a historic decision, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first cellular therapy for cancer: tisagenlecleucel (Kymriah®) for pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).

Within eight months, FDA approval was expanded to include adult diffuse large B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL). Stephen J. Schuster, MD, Robert and Margarita Louis-Dreyfus Professor, led two key studies in NHL. One included 27 sites in 10 countries across North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia.

Kymriah® works by reengineering a person’s own T cells to fight cancer. It’s unique in that it is a living drug. Years beyond treatment, patients retain powerful T cells in their bodies. The drug was developed at Penn by Carl H. June, MD, Richard W. Vague Professor, in collaboration with Novartis Pharmaceuticals.

Pediatric researcher Stephan A. Grupp, MD, PhD, Novotny Professor of Pediatrics, provided critical testimony to the FDA on behalf of CAR T. He has worked closely with Drs. Carl June; Bruce Levine, Barbara and Edward Netter Professor in Cancer Gene Therapy; and David Porter, Jodi Fisher Horowitz Professor, to make T-cell therapy a reality since first meeting Dr. June in 2000. Dr. Grupp led the first global registration trial for CAR T-cell therapy, which in turn led to FDA approval. He also oversaw the treatment of the first child treated with CAR T-cell therapy, Emily Whitehead. Now more than 7 years cancer-free, Emily, is a typical 13-year-old who loves animals, school, spending time with friends, and late night slumber parties.

22 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 23 Bruce L. Levine, PhD Barbara and Edward Netter Professor in Cancer Gene Therapy

FDA APPROVED Kymriah® for Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia AUGUST 30, 2017

Kymriah® for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma MAY 1, 2018 READING THE WORDS IN ONGOING RESEARCH THE FDA PRESS RELEASE, WHERE Acute Myeloid Leukemia THEY CALLED IT HISTORIC, Autoimmune Disease WHERE THEY CALLED IT THE FIRST Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Diabetes FDA GENE THERAPY APPROVAL, Heart Disease YOU REALIZE THAT WHAT YOU HIV

WERE THINKING, WHAT YOU Hemophilia Multiple Myeloma WERE HOPING, WHAT YOU WERE Neurodegenerative Disease WORKING ON, THAT OTHERS, Solid Tumor Cancers • Brain ESPECIALLY THE FDA, VIEWED IT • Breast THAT WAY, WAS AMAZING. • Lung • Medullary Thyroid • Melanoma Bruce L. Levine, PhD • Ovarian Barbara and Edward Netter Professor in • Pancreas Cancer Gene Therapy • Prostate

24 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 25 Shannon L. Maude, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics TURNING CANCER FEARS INTO CANCER FIERCE

WE OFTEN STRUGGLE The FDA maintains a rigorous review process for all drug approvals. The process TO GET DRUG COMPANIES is more so for a completely new kind INTERESTED IN STUDYING NEW of drug. Dr. Grupp recalls the pressure, “This testimony defined a new field of MEDICINES IN RARE PEDIATRIC medicine. There were many issues that had DISEASES. TO HAVE THEM to be settled because it was a new kind of product. We had to answer the questions in COMMIT TO DOING THIS FIRST IN a way that would be useful in the future and PEDIATRICS AND TO SEE MORE help get this therapy to more patients.”

BROADLY THE IMPACT THIS HAS Dr. Grupp leads the cancer immunotherapy program at Children’s Hospital of HAD ON THE FIELD Philadelphia (CHOP). CHOP has treated IS AMAZING. over 325 children with CAR T since 2012, more cell therapy patients than any other institution.

Shannon L. Maude, MD, PhD Moving forward, Penn and CHOP plan Assistant Professor of Pediatrics to capitalize on the connection between today’s cellular therapies and bone marrow transplant (BMT). Both institutions have established cell therapy and transplantation programs under the direction of Drs. Porter (Penn) and Grupp (CHOP). Penn’s program creates an umbrella, linking the existing BMT and cellular therapy groups. “There is a lot of synergy in combining these disciplines. We can take advantage of the expertise gained over the years in BMT, cell collection, cell manipulation, and clinical care and combine it with expertise in pioneering cell therapies,” says Dr. Porter.

26 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 27 Saar I. Gill, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Medicine

ON A COURSE TO CURE ACCELERATING THE IMMUNOREVOLUTION

“We know that the platform is effective. The question is how can we make it work better.” Penn’s Saar I. Gill, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor, discusses the future of CAR T-cell therapy research. Dr. Gill is one of many scientists spurring the ImmunoRevolution at Penn's Abramson Cancer Center.

The 2017 landmark FDA approval of T-cell therapy drugs to treat specific kinds of leukemia and lymphoma opened the door to new avenues of cancer immunotherapy research.

Dr. Gill describes the rationale behind one of his studies that combines a targeted therapy with T-cell therapy in people with chronic lymphocytic leukemia. “If you can decrease the disease burden, you can come in with CAR T cells at a time when the patient is feeling well, has less disease, and therefore is likely to respond better and have fewer side effects.”

Dr. Gill was drawn to immunotherapy early in his training. “At every step of the way, I was very interested in how we could recruit the power of the immune system to do more than it is doing now.”

Immunotherapy extends beyond T-cell therapies to include vaccines, checkpoint inhibitors, and monoclonal antibodies. The field is wide open for young researchers and students, many of whom gravitate to Penn because of the accomplishments of Carl H. June, MD, Richard W. Vague Professor, who developed CAR T-cell therapy, and others.

NEW PARTNERS The National Cancer Institute recently awarded Drs. June, Gill, and colleagues a prestigious multi-investigator program project grant to continue studies of T-cell therapy. Penn also benefits from many generous donors and partnerships with other institutions through efforts such as Stand Up to Cancer. Penn was one of six founding members of the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, a national network of leaders in cancer immunotherapy research.

Dr. June notes the advantages of working with other institutions. “We can be much more nimble with novel cancer therapies and especially immunotherapies. It allows us to leverage the individual expertise of other cancer centers. Patients benefit because trials get opened more rapidly. Instead of competing science, it’s collaborative science.”

28 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 29 Stephen J. Schuster, MD Robert and Margarita Louis-Dreyfus Professor

COLLABORATIVE SCIENCE LEADS TO CANCER CURES

30 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 31 SOME OF THE APPROACHES UNDER STUDY INCLUDE: COMBINATION THERAPIES Scientists study new ways to combine Another line of research, led by Dr. Gill, uses immunotherapy with targeted CRISPR to modify normal cells to treat acute therapy, chemotherapy, other forms myeloid leukemia (AML). Explains Dr. Gill, of immunotherapy, and even radiation “You can do one of two things. You can make therapy. For example, the RadVax team, cancer cells express a target normal cells do led by Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, DPhil, not, or you can take away the shared target John H. Glick Abramson Cancer Center from normal cells and only leave it on the Professor, and radiation oncologist cancer cells. We’ve developed a technology Andy J. Minn, MD, PhD, Associate to do the latter in AML.” His colleague, Marco Professor, is exploring the use of Ruella, MD, Assistant Professor, screens immunotherapy to improve response to drugs and gene knockouts using a CRISPR radiation. This study builds on research approach to discover new ways to enhance started in melanoma in 2015 and CAR T-cell attack of cancer. involves Amit Maity, MD, PhD, Morton M. Kligerman Professor, and E. John FURTHER CAR T-CELL THERAPY Wherry, PhD, Richard and Barbara Schiffrin RESEARCH President’s Distinguished Professor. They Continuing research by Dr. June’s lab recently received a large program project and others focuses on improving CAR grant from the National Cancer Institute technology and combining it with other to support this work, which includes forms of treatment. Studies address: clinical trials in multiple tumor types and • Understanding why T-cell therapies do translational studies. not work for some patients; • Combining T-cell therapies in dual- GENE EDITING CAR trials, like one Dr. Stadtmauer is A new trial tests the use of CRISPR gene conducting for patients with multiple editing technology and T-cell therapy to myeloma; and, treat multiple myeloma, sarcoma, and melanoma. Penn leads this first Parker-funded • Moving beyond CD19 (the Kymriah® clinical trial. Edward A. Stadtmauer, MD, target) to find new CAR targets, such Roseman, Tarte, Harrow, and Shaffer as CD22, which is found in 90 percent of Families’ President’s Distinguished Professor, acute lymphocytic leukemia cells, and is directs the effort — in collaboration with the focus of study of Noelle V. Frey, MD, Kristy M. Weber, MD, Abramson Family MSCE, Assistant Professor, and pediatric Professor in Sarcoma Care Excellence; researchers Stephan A. Grupp, MD, PhD, Lynn L. Schuchter, MD, C. Willard Robinson Novotny Professor of Pediatrics, and Professor of Hematology-Oncology; and Shannon L. Maude, MD, Assistant Professor. a host of early-career cancer researchers More information on how immunotherapy focused on understanding and leveraging is being used to fight lung and pancreatic CRISPR technology. cancers can be found on page 36.

32 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 33 Lisa Lee & Peter Zhou Partners in Hope

PHILANTHROPY IS THE FORCE BEHIND CANCER RESEARCH

AS TECH ENTHUSIASTS From the Abramson Family’s transformational gift more than 20 years ago that helped IN OUR PERSONAL AS WELL AS recruit Carl H. June, MD, and others PROFESSIONAL LIVES, LEARNING who pioneered CAR T-cell therapy and ABOUT AND HELPING FUND manufacturing processes to the many generous donors who help ensure that the NEXT-GENERATION CANCER true potential of this therapy is explored RESEARCH IS A NATURAL even further —­ philanthropy has been a driving force behind the cancer research and EXTENSION OF OUR PASSIONS. care breakthroughs we are seeing today. AND IT’S EVEN MORE SATISFYING It’s only been a little more than 10 years TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS AS since Lisa L. Lee C’06 W’06 graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, yet PENN ALUMNI, ADVANCING THE she has already translated her Penn Pride STRENGTH AND IMPACT OF THE into impactful medical progress. Along

PENN MEDICINE NETWORK. with a handful of Penn Trustees and friends, she and her husband, Peter Zhou, made a generous gift to help take CAR T Lisa Lee & Peter Zhou to the next level — advancing the promise Partners in Hope of this therapy for prostate cancer.

34 IMMUNOTHERAPY CHARTS A NEW PATH IN CANCER TREATMENT | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 35 TEAMWORK FUELS INNOVATION FOR CHALLENGING CANCERS

Three times as many people die of lung cancer than any other cancer in a given year. Pancreatic cancer accounts for less than 5 percent of all cancers. Yet, it ranks third among cancer deaths. The statistics are bleak. Yet, statistics do not tell the whole story.

Hope exists. As the rate of pancreatic cancer increases, so does the percentage of people who live for five or more years beyond diagnosis. In lung cancer, new kinds of drugs have changed the paradigm of care.

At the Abramson Cancer Center, teams of passionate researchers race to discover more effective drugs and match them with patients more precisely. By asking the right questions, we hope to diagnose earlier, and extend and save lives, improving today and tomorrow for people with cancer, and their loved ones.

36 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 37 FIGHTING FOR HER FAMILY SARA VERNON STERMAN’S STORY

Sometimes four words are all it takes. “You can beat this,” a doctor told Sara Vernon Sterman immediately following her diagnosis with non-small cell lung cancer. These words mobilized her for a course of treatment that has included surgery, radiosurgery, proton therapy, chemotherapy, and targeted therapy.

A cancer diagnosis is usually unexpected but especially so for a healthy 44-year old. Sara was juggling a busy career in community development finance and parenting two children. Her job was a big part of her life but cancer brought out the fierce mother inside. “I thought of my children who were six and eight. It was unfathomable that I wouldn’t continue to be their mother.”

It took a couple of tries before Sara found the right medical oncologist. Her primary care doctor understood that Sara valued open communication and referred her to Charu Aggarwal, MD, MPH. The fit was immediate. Sara also sees Michelle Alonso- Basanta, MD, PhD, for radiation oncology. “I’ve gone to the Abramson Cancer Center for all of my care. I love my providers. I think the world of Drs. Aggarwal and Alonso-Basanta.”

Sara’s tumor tested positive for the ALK biomarker. This means that she is eligible for newer targeted drugs. Over the years, she has tried three, including one that demanded a dietary schedule that Sara found very constraining. She now takes an alectinib (Alecensa®) pill daily with minimal to no side effects.

Sara appreciates the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine’s bright, uplifting design. “The atmosphere is so important psychologically, to walk into a space that is not a hospital.” The nurses and medical personnel add to the sense of warmth and welcome. It’s not unusual for Sara to have multiple appointments in a week. The scheduling staff help coordinate complex visit schedules, making it easier for Sara, who has a very full life, to use her time as efficiently as possible.

38 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 39 Charu Aggarwal, MD, MPH Leslye M. Heisler Assistant Professor for Lung Cancer Excellence

AT THE FOREFRONT OF DISCOVERY FROM EARLY DETECTION TO NEW TREATMENTS FOR LUNG CANCER

“I started my fellowship in 2008. At that time, we didn’t have many options for lung cancer. It’s so exciting to be able to look back and see, just in 10 years, we have 12 oral drugs available and six immunotherapy agents that have a role in lung cancer,” reflects Charu Aggarwal, MD, MPH, Leslye M. Heisler Assistant Professor for Lung Cancer Excellence.

Dr. Aggarwal studies immunotherapy treatment for lung and head and neck cancers. Yet, like many cancer researchers at Penn, the scope of her work is wider because of her relationships with other doctors and scientists on campus — relationships fostered by the Abramson Cancer Center’s Thoracic Oncology Translational Center of Excellence (TCE).

It typically takes at least five years for a biological breakthrough to evolve into a drug that may benefit people. The TCEs aim to accelerate the pace. In lung cancer, this means a focus on early detection and treatment, and most promisingly, treatment with immunotherapy. Most advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients at Penn now receive some form of immunotherapy as a first- or second-line treatment.

“Overall as a lung program, we are really changing the treatment paradigm for this disease,” says Dr. Aggarwal. She points to a 2016 study that established a combination immunotherapy/chemotherapy as a first-line treatment for advanced non-small cell lung cancer. The study was led by Corey J.Langer, MD, Professor, who co-directs the TCE with Steven M. Albelda, MD, William Maul Measey Professor.

TCE members work together to come up with ideas and prioritize ones that have the most potential. “If you look across the landscape of immunotherapy, there are thousands of trials. The way to set it apart is to have the trials be based in the science, how these cancers work, and how we can target them best,” says Joshua M. Bauml, MD, Assistant Professor, who also studies immunotherapies.

Strong relationships with philanthropy and industry help make this possible. “These relationships give us the opportunity to take our ideas to industry to do interesting science when other organizations or the government may not have the funding,” adds Dr. Aggarwal.

40 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 41 Anil Vachani, MD, MS Associate Professor of Medicine

TESTS TO DETECT AND MONITOR LUNG CANCER PRIORITY Many people at risk for lung cancer do not get screened. Those who do run a risk of receiving false positive results. Science sees a future in blood tests, which are less costly and invasive than scans and tissue AREAS biopsies, and potentially more accurate. Pulmonologist Anil D. Vachani, MD, MS, Associate Professor, focuses on finding OF better ways to screen people at high risk of developing lung cancer. One study, still in the early stages, relies on circulating DNA technology, and the expertise of Erica L. Carpenter, MBA, PhD, who directs RESEARCH the Circulating Tumor Material Center. “This is a population at risk. If we can provide them with more sensitive non- invasive monitoring in addition to the low- dose CT scans they already get as standard of care, this would be wonderful. It would give clinicians another tool to help these SO MANY OF OUR patients,” says Dr. Carpenter.

PATIENTS ARE INTERESTED Another line of research looks at blood tests to monitor or predict how lung IN PARTICIPATING IN cancer patients respond to treatment. STUDIES NOT JUST TO HELP Drs. Aggarwal and Albelda recently found that circulating tumor cells may help THEMSELVES BUT TO HELP predict response to treatment in people FUTURE GENERATIONS OF with small cell lung cancer.

PATIENTS. THEY RECOGNIZE In advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), liquid biopsy using circulating THAT WHAT WE’RE ABLE TO tumor DNA can detect genetic changes DO FOR THEM HAPPENED in a patient's tumor. This information helps doctors deliver personalized care BECAUSE SOMEONE ELSE DID without the need for an invasive biopsy. Dr. Aggarwal continues to collaborate with THIS IN THE PAST. Dr. Carpenter to develop liquid biopsy in NSCLC, looking for response patterns Anil Vachani, MD, MS in people treated with targeted therapy, Associate Professor of Medicine immunotherapy, and chemotherapy.

42 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 43 Joshua M. Bauml, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine

BETTER TREATMENTS BETTER OUTCOMES

THROUGH THE POWER OF COMBINATION THERAPIES Immunotherapy has been a game changer, but COLLABORATION WITH even the most effective drugs don’t work for TRANSLATIONAL SCIENTISTS everyone. Penn studies explore new or better treatment options. They involve new forms HERE AT PENN, WE HAVE of immunotherapy, combining therapies, or THE OPPORTUNITY TO administering drugs in a different way or at a different phase in the treatment process. TAKE WHAT’S HAPPENING IN As an example, Dr. Albelda and Sunil Singhal, MD, THE LABORATORY William Maul Measey Associate Professor, are AND REALLY APPLY IT TO trying to rev up immune response before lung cancer surgery. They use a viral vector to locally PATIENTS IN A MEANINGFUL activate the immune response before removing WAY. the tumors surgically. It is hoped this strong immune response will prevent tumor recurrence. This line of research picks up on earlier gene Joshua M. Bauml, MD therapy work in mesothelioma and lung cancer Assistant Professor of Medicine done at Penn by Drs. Albelda and Aggarwal. Dr. Singhal became interested in research as a fellow in Dr. Albelda’s lab.

Dr. Bauml recently completed a study of immunotherapy after locally ablative treatment for patients with limited metastases, what physicians call “oligometastatic” disease. Preliminary findings have been very promising, and accrual to the trial was excellent. He is currently in discussions with multiple partners to determine the next step for this patient population.

44 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 45 INTERVIEW WITH A RADIATION ONCOLOGIST ABIGAIL TRIPP BERMAN, MD, MSCE Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology

WHAT IS THE FOCUS OF YOUR WHAT’S IT LIKE TO PRACTICE CLINICAL PRACTICE? IN PHILADELPHIA? I see primarily lung cancer patients, or any It’s wonderful being able to treat patient with cancer that arises within the patients in your hometown. It adds thorax; for example, I also specialize in a special connection. It’s really a thymomas. I am also frequently asked to treat privilege. other cancers that have spread to the lung. WHAT IS THE FOCUS OF YOUR HOW DID YOU BECOME INTERESTED RESEARCH? IN RADIATION ONCOLOGY? I have three areas of focus. The first I was drawn to cancer patients in medical is clinical trials combining radiation school. Also, my mom was a cancer patient, with immunotherapy or other forms of and her doctors were really special role modulation to make radiation work models. I specifically chose Radiation better. Another area is proton beam Oncology because I was fascinated with therapy for lung cancer. A third area is looking at the tumor and thinking about the use of big data to improve lung how to reach it with radiation, with minimal cancer clinical workflow. side effects for the patient. I’ve always been a big puzzle person. Radiation oncologists HOW DOES YOUR TRAINING have a very deep understanding of tumors— IN EPIDEMIOLOGY INFORM YOUR WORK? their natural behavior and the power of In my master’s program, I focused on multidisciplinary care with systemic therapy, clinical trial design, an increasingly radiation, and surgery. challenging area. We want clinical trials to WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO STAY AT move quickly so that we can find answers PENN AFTER MEDICAL SCHOOL AND and make improvements in care available RESIDENCY? to all patients. The pace of change in lung Penn is a unique combination of world-class cancer treatment is so fast that we have minds and physicians and an extremely to ask and answer these questions at an friendly and family-like environment, unprecedented rate. particularly the Department of Radiation For example, Christine A. Ciunci, MD, MSCE, Oncology. The people in our department Assistant Professor, and I lead a trial at Penn and the whole lung group are brilliant and that uses proton beam therapy, followed amazing colleagues. Also, and this is very by immunotherapy, for the retreatment of important to me, the patient always comes lung cancer. Since the trial opened, the first at Penn. landscape of lung cancer treatment has HOW DID YOU CHOOSE TO changed, and many more patients receive SPECIALIZE IN LUNG CANCER? immunotherapy up front. We’re thinking When I was coming out of residency, my about changing the trial to include patients main mentors were lung cancer doctors and who have had immunotherapy in the past. there was an availability to work with them That’s just one example of how quickly the on their team. field is changing.

46 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 47 WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY ‘BIG DATA’ HOW DO YOU TALK TO RESEARCH? PATIENTS ABOUT RADIATION WE NEED TO OFFER We have a very strong multidisciplinary ONCOLOGY TRIALS? OUR PATIENTS CLINICAL lung group at Penn. We’re always looking Radiation oncology trials sometimes THE at ways to make care better for our patients, ask questions about what drugs to TRIALS. IN MOST AREAS OF including improving the flow of care at Penn. add to radiation and there are others that LUNG CANCER, THERE IS It’s not unusual for lung cancer patients to end look at technique. For example, we have ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT. WE PATIENT up in the ER during the course of treatment. a study open that is randomizing lung We’d like to prevent that from happening. cancer patients to protons and photons. ALWAYS WANT TO BE PUSHING It can be very challenging to explain I have a partnership with Penn Predictive esoteric physical principles to patients. THE ENVELOPE FOR BETTER Analytics. We developed an algorithm to COMES You can’t just scratch the surface. predict which lung cancer patients in our care OUTCOMES. Most want to understand the differences, are going to wind up in the emergency room the pros and cons. A consult can turn within two weeks. The algorithm assigns a into a mini-physics lesson — in a good Abigail Tripp Berman, MD, MSCE FIRST risk prediction score based on information in Assistant Professor way! Patients really want to understand. the patient record. We’re now working on an of Radiation Oncology artificial intelligence/robot text-based model to interface with the algorithm, as we learned WHAT’S SPECIAL ABOUT that patients prefer text over calling. RADIATION ONCOLOGY AT PENN? Most notably, the dedicated staff and WHAT DO YOU ENJOY ABOUT physicians in the department and the WHAT ELSE ARE YOU WORKING ON PHILADELPHIA? strong and courageous patients. THAT EXCITES YOU? I love the restaurants, the museums, the Also, we’re so lucky to have proton I have four clinical trials open. They all walkability. Philadelphia is an accessible therapy here at Penn. Proton therapy involve collaboration with Penn colleagues. city, and it draws everyone into the city. One phase 1 trial looks at the microbiome holds a lot of promise for lung cancer and tries to modulate the microbiome because itmay decrease the risk of WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU’RE by using antibiotics to change a patient’s side effects. In a patient population that NOT WORKING? immune response to radiation. It should be often is tenuous and doesn’t have I have a toddler who keeps me busy. I also very interesting. room to endure a significant side effect, cook and do yoga. My husband and I love proton therapy may help by decreasing Italy so we try to recreate dishes we’ve had the amount of radiation that goes to WHAT SETS THE LUNG CANCER GROUP there. We try to get to concerts whenever AT PENN APART? the normal lung and heart. The Roberts we can. We recently bought a home so we Penn is very collaborative. We are constantly Proton Therapy Center is a tremendous are enjoying some small projects around the picking up the phone calling one another in resource for the Greater Delaware Valley, house and meeting the neighbors. the middle of the day. and also a key proton research center for the world. HOW IS THE USE OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY IN LUNG CANCER YOU ALSO SERVE AS ASSOCIATE CHANGING? DIRECTOR FOR THE PENN CENTER Radiation oncology has typically been a black FOR PRECISION MEDICINE. box field. Even a lot of medical students don’t WHAT DOES THAT INVOLVE? learn what it’s all about it. We were in the It involves working with an amazing basement and not always a full member at leader, David B. Roth, MD, PhD, and the table for cancer care. This has changed. a group of energetic and bright The indications for radiation are rapidly individuals across the university. expanding. For example, for patients with We’re trying to think about how to metastatic disease, radiation has always had bring precision medicine to Penn in a a role in symptom relief. Now we also use uniform, easy way for clinicians. The radiation in patients with metastatic disease projects span across all disciplines. who have cancer in a limited number of sites We support research at the pilot or with the goal of not just symptom relief but implementation phase. eliminating that site of cancer.

48 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 49 Steven M. Albelda, MD William Maul Measey Professor of Medicine

ACCELERATING THE PACE MEANS MAKING DISCOVERIES AND BREAKTHROUGHS FASTER

50 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 51 Sarah Sedlak and her mother, Mary Marzolf

A WILL TO LIVE WELL SARAH SEDLAK’S STORY

Sarah Sedlak just wants “a decent quality of life.” After being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at age 40. she turned to her sister, an oncology nurse, for support and advice. The advice brought her to the Abramson Cancer Center.

As she came to terms with her prognosis, Sarah found comfort in these words from her oncologist, Kim A. Reiss Binder, MD: “You aren’t a milk carton. You don’t have an expiration date.” Sarah started on the standard first-line treatment of combination chemotherapy. The side effects were harsh, but, a year and a half in, Sarah was still able to manage them and doctors continued to see either shrinkage or stability in all tumors.

After 29 treatments, Dr. Reiss Binder told Sarah about a new study she was leading that combines a targeted therapy with immunotherapy. The goal is to find a more tolerable maintenance treatment for metastatic pancreatic patients. The emphasis on quality of life was a welcome change from the more dire messages Sarah and others with pancreatic cancer often hear.

While generally supportive, Sarah’s family worried about her decision to sign up as the first patient on the trial. Yet, Sarah was determined to give it a try. “When I signed the paperwork for the trial, I thought I might have some regrets or worries. But I didn’t. I was quite at peace with my decision.”

Six months into the trial, Sarah is grateful to feel “somewhat normal” again. She can move better and needs less rest. “Even if the trial stopped working tomorrow, being able to, just for a moment, forget that I have cancer, is a blessing beyond words,” reflects Sarah.

When she’s not at the Abramson Cancer Center (her ‘second home’), Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband and large extended family, especially her 12 nieces and nephews. She appreciates that the doctors and staff at Penn “treat her like a person and not a lost cause.” She also relies on the palliative team at Penn Medicine’s Lancaster General Health for support and treatment planning. “My team is great. Knowing them ahead of time makes me feel much more secure that, when their services are necessary, I will have confidence in their recommendations.”

Sarah now has her sights set on a very important goal — being an aunt to her 13th niece/nephew who, appropriately, was born around Thanksgiving.

52 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 53 Ben Z. Stanger, MD, PhD Hanna Wise Professor of Cancer Research

A LIFE WORTH LIVING CHANGING THE PARADIGM FOR PANCREATIC CANCER

“We’re able to interact in a synergistic way. Everyone knows what everyone else is doing.” Ben Z. Stanger, MD, PhD, Hanna Wise Professor of Cancer Research, lights up when he talks about the pancreatic cancer research team at Penn. A gastroenterologist and basic scientist, rather than an oncologist, Dr. Stanger rarely meets the people who benefit from his work, yet, they drive his research.

He recalls the powerlessness he felt as a medical student when confronted with a patient with metastatic pancreatic cancer. Medical science at that time had little to offer. It was this moment that solidified for Dr. Stanger, “if I ever had a laboratory of my own, pancreatic cancer would be the focus.”

Today, Dr. Stanger leads the Abramson Cancer Center’s Pancreatic Cancer Research Center, a position he inherited from Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, DPhil, John H. Glick Abramson Cancer Center Professor, an expert in cancer immunotherapy who now directs Penn's Abramson Cancer Center.

The center evolved from a pancreatic cancer Translational Center of Excellence, one of several disease-focused efforts to bring Penn physicians and scientists together to solve a pressing problem. The problem, in pancreatic cancer, is growing incidence with few effective treatment options.

“When a lot of the progress was made in other cancers, pancreas cancer was left behind. Until 2010, there was only one chemotherapy and it didn’t work very well,” says clinical director Ursina R. Teitelbaum, MD, Deenie Greitzer and Daniel G. Haller Associate Professor. Since 2010, doctors have found new approaches that yield better outcomes for patients. They now can offer what Dr. Teitelbaum calls “a menu of options.”

54 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 55 A MENU OF OPTIONS PATIENTS ARE OFTEN On average, there are approximately 10 pancreatic cancer trials open at Penn CONCERNED THAT THEY ARE GUINEA at a given time — more than most other PIGS FOR CLINICAL TRIALS. IT’S THE medical centers. The menu of options spans trials for patients with a new COMPLETE OPPOSITE. THE REASON diagnosis to those whose cancer has or TO BE ON A CLINICAL TRIAL IS THAT 25%of pancreatic cancer has not responded to therapy. C O patients are enrolled in E IT’S THE BEST HOPE FOR HAVING A M clinical trials at G In addition, the center has plans to expand P A A Penn Medicine. R “early diagnosis” trials for patients who do BETTER OUTCOME. WE REALLY HAVE R E E V D A not have pancreatic cancer but are at high L HOPE FOR ALL STAGES. TO A T ON risk based on family history or other clinical HE 4% NATI information. Ursina R. Teitelbaum, MD The team stresses the importance of Deenie Greitzer and Daniel G. Haller moving quickly when pancreatic cancer Compared to the 4% Associate Professor National Average is suspected. They want to reach patients sooner, at diagnosis or before the side effects of treatment are too much to bear. Too often, people are referred too late to qualify for trials. “We want to see patients sooner. We’d like to see them when they’re still well. We have first-line studies, HOPE second-line studies — there are options,” says Dr. Teitelbaum.

As a reminder of hope, Dr. Teitelbaum keeps a wall of magnets from her patients’ travels. She wants her patients to live well, FOR ALL not just live. Living well means feeling well. Within the center, two dedicated palliative care oncology specialists meet with patients early on to address the side effects STAGES of treatment.

56 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 57 Gregory L. Beatty, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Medicine

OUR GOAL IS TO HAVE Another line of research explores the use of anti-CD40 drugs in combination A CLINICAL TRIAL FOR EACH with chemotherapy. This work builds on PATIENT — AT THIS TIME, CLINICAL a landmark paper published in Science in 2011, co-authored by Drs. Beatty and TRIALS ARE THE STANDARD OF Vonderheide. Their research established CARE FOR PANCREATIC CANCER. that immunotherapy could be used to make chemotherapy work better, and that YOU WANT TO RECEIVE THE BEST drugs targeting the protein CD40 could be WE HAVE AND MORE. effective in treating cancer. The new trials are supported by the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy and led by Gregory L. Beatty, MD, PhD Dr. Vonderheide and Mark H. O’Hara, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine Assistant Professor.

Other studies focus on new ways to use A NEW WAY OF THINKING radiation as a “cancer vaccine” to boost “The center provides a new way of anti-tumor response and changing the thinking. We’re not going to move forward milieu in which a cancer lives — the so- doing the same things we’ve always done. called “tumor microenvironment.” There is There needs to be a new approach to no shortage of innovative ideas. tackling a disease like this,” says Gregory L. Beatty, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor, who GROUNDBREAKING SCIENCE AND directs experimental therapeutics. A new UNIQUE RESOURCES way means new kinds of treatments. Solid lab science, much of it happening For example, a pioneering study combines a at Penn, underlies this research. Penn targeted therapy with immunotherapy. This investigators are learning about what vaccine trial, led by Kim A. Reiss Binder, MD, drives pancreatic cancer to spread and Assistant Professor, offers a potentially how it can escape elimination by the better maintenance option for patients immune system. For example, Dr. Stanger who have remained stable or improved on studies the cells within tumors to figure chemotherapy with platinum-containing out why some cancers respond better to drugs, part of the arsenal used to treat treatment. His lab looks at “hot” and “cold” pancreatic cancer patients. tumor cells, and how they grow. This work relies on unique resources like the mouse Attacking pancreatic cancer early is a hospital run by Cynthia L. Clendenin, VMD. resonating theme of the center. “We have a multi-disciplinary team”, says Major Kenneth Also promising is liquid biopsy research Lee, IV, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor. “For that uses circulating DNA to find biomarkers the right patient, surgery can be a cure for of pancreatic cancer. Progress could lead this cancer. We have the technical expertise to a less invasive, more sensitive way to to accomplish this.” New research explores detect and track pancreatic cancer. This ways to boost immune response before work is led by Erica Carpenter, MBA, PhD, surgery to prevent recurrence post-operation. director of the Circulating Tumor Material “Recurrence is common. We need to identify Center, and Kenneth S. Zaret, PhD, patients early and combine multiple strategies Joseph Leidy Professor of Cell and to treat this disease,” adds Dr. Lee. Developmental Biology.

58 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 59 INTERVIEW WITH A NURSE NAVIGATOR PATRICIA GAMBINO, MSN, RN Nurse Navigator EVERYBODY NEEDS

SOME HOPE. HOPE MAY

LOOK DIFFERENT FOR WHAT DOES A NURSE NAVIGATOR DO? DO YOU HAVE ANY TRADE SECRETS I direct patients where they need to go, to OR TIPS TO SHARE? DIFFERENT PEOPLE. I TRY coordinate their care. I try to maximize the It’s incredibly important to know the TO LET THEM KNOW WE’RE resources in the cancer center to help them “back door.” I help patients get seen get through this very challenging journey. quickly. I’m that advocate behind the GOING TO DO WHATEVER scenes. I also try to stay current on WE CAN. HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO treatment, and be involved in community FIRST-TIME CALLERS? activities related to pancreatic cancer. We treat a pancreas cancer diagnosis as a Participation tells patients that we are medical emergency, as if you were having a really trying to lick this disease and we Patricia Gambino, MSN, RN Nurse Navigator heart attack. That’s how urgent we feel it is care about them. that patients be seen. If I can’t get someone to a medical oncologist right away, I WHAT’S IT LIKE TO BE PART OF THE get them started another way, like with PANCREATIC RESEARCH CENTER? interventional GI. It’s extremely exciting because I learn every day. I love the interdisciplinary WHAT DO YOU SAY TO SOMEONE management of the patient. I connect WHO IS JUST DIAGNOSED? patients to doctors, social workers, When a person is diagnosed with pancreas financial counselors, pharmacists, a cancer, they need to gain some control. dietician, and so on. All of a sudden, the rug’s been pulled out I have an incredible relationship with the from under them. I tell them we’re going to doctors. They trust my judgment. I really do this one step at a time. enjoy working with them. It’s really important for patients to gain knowledge. I refer them to reliable HOW ARE YOU INVOLVED IN organizations like the Pancreatic Cancer CLINICAL TRIALS? Action Network, the Lustgarten Foundation, Clinical trials are very important in and Let’s Win. A lot of patients go online, and pancreas cancer. I encourage patients find information that is scary or inaccurate. to consider trials and help them think about the logistics. I work with the doctors HOW DO YOU GAIN A PATIENT’S to know what is open and what kind of TRUST? patients they are looking for. When they call me, I answer their calls. People feel so alone and scared. I let them WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR know that I appreciate how distraught SPARE TIME? they are. It’s very important that patients I really like to garden. I exercise and families view me as someone they because this [work] is stressful. I truly can touch base with. My mother died of enjoy my grandchildren. Children are so pancreas cancer. My son had cancer when joyful. Spending time with them helps he was 11. I get it when patients are in crisis. me appreciate the simple things in life.

60 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 61 Major Kenneth Lee, IV, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Surgery

NEW RESEARCH EXPLORES WAYS TO BOOST IMMUNE RESPONSE BEFORE SURGERY

62 RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: NEW HOPE FOR LUNG & PANCREAS | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 63 Robert A. Schnoll, PhD Research Professor of Psychiatry

A CALL TO ACTION REDUCING CANCER RISK LOCALLY

Cancer’s causes are still largely unknown. Yet, clues exist, and for one team of scientists at Penn, these clues are a call to action.

These researchers study exposures that cause cancer. Their work addresses carcinogens such as tobacco, asbestos, and diesel exhaust. They seek to understand how these exposures lead to cancer and determine the most effective ways to raise awareness and reduce risk. Reducing risk can mean helping people avoid asbestos or getting people to quit smoking.

Together, they are the Tobacco and Environmental Carcinogenesis Program. They work in labs and in the community. They use advanced technology to stimulate the brain, track eye movement, measure the impact of tobacco, and improve screening. This unique program is co-led by pharmacologist Trevor M. Penning, PhD, The Thelma Brown and Henry Charles Molinoff Professor, and psychologist Robert A. Schnoll, PhD, Research Professor and Director, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Nicotine Addiction.

LOCAL FOCUS Much of the work is close to home and only possible because of relationships with community organizations.

“We’ve spent a lot of time and effort building relationships with community- based organizations that work with the populations we’re interested in. If you’re doing an HIV study or a study with people that have serious mental illness, you can’t just recruit through primary care. You need to work with the people who have a stronger connection with the population,” explains Dr. Schnoll.

Dr. Schnoll studies tobacco use among vulnerable populations. A new project focuses on people who have HIV or suffer from mental illness. They are more likely to smoke, yet less likely to be advised to quit or receive evidence-based care. Some health care workers see smoking as a “safer” alternative for these groups. Dr. Schnoll applies best practices from the business world to community health settings, aiming to understand, educate, and change clinician behavior.

64 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 65 Janet E. Audrain-McGovern, PhD Professor of Psychiatry

UNDERSTANDING & REDUCING RISK Risk reduction depends on a deeper “It’s a lot easier when you have a new drug. RAISING understanding of individual choices and People see the commercials. Within days behavior. For example: or weeks, the drug reaches people,” says Anil Vachani, MD, MS, Associate Professor. Janet Audrain-McGovern, PhD, Professor He suggests that it is more complicated of Psychiatry, studies the use of e-cigarettes AWARENESS to encourage a patient at risk for lung or vaping among middle and high school cancer to get a screening, the focus of his students. Her work has contributed to the work. “The whole area of implementation understanding that teens who vape are research is key to understanding how to more likely to smoke or use combustible MEANS translate beneficial findings to our patients.” tobacco products in the future. Dr. Penning sees communication as Andrew Strasser, PhD, Research “potentially life-saving.” He serves as an Professor of Psychiatry, is funded by the advisor to the township of Ambler, PA, REDUCING Food and Drug Administration to help home to an asbestos waste site, and establish the science needed to better helps answer difficult questions, such as regulate tobacco products. His work whether to build on the site. The site is focuses on understanding how people part of Penn’s Superfund Research and RISK use these products, how their marketing Training Program led by Ian A. Blair, PhD, affects use, and how the FDA can better A.N. Richards Professor, and has its roots regulate them to reduce use. in the community. It’s not enough to understand risk. Communication and behavior change pose added challenges.

Nearly 21 of every 100 high school students or

used28% electronic cigarettes in the past 30 days in 2018.*

* Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

66 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 67 Trevor M. Penning, PhD Thelma Brown and Henry Charles Molinoff Professor of Pharmacology GIVE THE COMMUNITY A VOICE

IF YOU WORK WITH PRECISION PUBLIC HEALTH While doctors use precision medicine to treat A COMMUNITY GROUP, YOU cancer, these researchers mobilize around HAVE A SUSTAINABLE WAY TO precision public health. They identify communities or subpopulations that are the most vulnerable. COMMUNICATE YOUR MESSAGE. Dr. Vachani co-leads the Penn Center for IT’S ALSO VERY IMPORTANT TO Excellence in Population Science focused on LISTEN TO THEIR CONCERNS, precision lung cancer screening, which involves Dr. Penning; Mitchell D. Schnall, MD, PhD, Eugene EVEN THOSE NOT RELATED TO P. Pendergrass Professor of Radiology; and others. CANCER OR THE ENVIRONMENT. Researchers look at how to improve lung cancer screening and find better ways to identify people YOU WANT TO BUILD THAT at higher risk for lung cancer among Abramson TRUST, BUILD THAT DIALOGUE. YOU Cancer Center patients and within the region.

NEED TO GIVE THE COMMUNITY One project focuses on what the Penn team calls “community-based exposomics.” Dr. Penning and A VOICE. colleagues are using environmental exposure and cancer incidence data to develop a heat map for lung cancer risk. The goal is to identify zip codes, or even street addresses, with higher exposure to Trevor M. Penning, PhD Thelma Brown and Henry Charles Molinoff carcinogens that may increase the risk of lung cancer. Professor of Pharmacology They hope to develop a hazard index for patients to help them understand their risk. Ultimately, information like this could appear in an electronic medical record, alerting doctors of a patient’s risk status.

More immediately, they aim to incorporate the map into the ACC Catchment Explorer, a GIS tool to understand risky behaviors, and potentially exposures, of residents of the cancer center’s catchment area. The ACC Explorer is being developed by Peter E. Gabriel, MD, MSE, Associate Professor; Karen Glanz, PhD, MPH, George A. Weiss University Professor; Carmen E. Guerra, MD, MSCE, Ruth C. and Raymond G. Perelman Professor in Internal Medicine; Wei-Ting Hwang, PhD, Professor; and Katherine L. Nathanson, MD, Professor.

68 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 69 Jessica Griffith Vice President of Compliance and Continuous Quality Improvement at Wedge Recovery Centers

BEYOND OUR CAMPUS PROMOTING BETTER HEALTH THROUGH COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

“They make it very easy,” says Jessica Griffith, of the relationship with Penn researchers. Ms. Griffith is the Vice President of Compliance and Continuous Quality Improvement at Wedge Recovery Centers. The organization provides mental health and substance abuse treatment services at seven sites. Their mission is “to change lives through recovery.”

Since 2016, a partnership between Wedge and a Penn research team has sought to change the way community mental health workers think about and address tobacco use among people with mental illness. The team is led by Robert A. Schnoll, PhD, Research Professor of Psychiatry. Dr. Schnoll holds a grant from the National Cancer Institute to study organizational change as a means of reducing tobacco use. In this case, the change involves perceptions and behaviors of community mental health workers toward tobacco cessation among their clients (referred to by Wedge as “members”).

Change begins with knowledge. Penn researchers educate Wedge staff on tobacco use and addiction. The training covers the impact of nicotine on the brain and body, and reviews different approaches to tobacco cessation. Participants walk away with a better understanding of how these strategies work, and, importantly, why they do not work for everyone. Follow-up surveys track changes in staff behavior and values. “It changed our perspective on how we address tobacco and smoking cessation in the work that we do,” Ms. Griffith says.

Ms. Griffith points out that people with mental illness tend to be greater consumers of tobacco products. Yet, tobacco isn’t always discussed in counseling sessions. She says, “The Penn project makes us think about how often we are bringing it up, why we’re not bringing it up, and whether that is actually effective for our members.”

70 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 71 Ian A. Blair, PhD A.N. Richards Professor of Pharmacology PARTNERSHIPS ALLOW FOR OPPORTUNITY

OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS, The research team also collects information from Wedge members on DRS. ANIL VACHANI, A. CLEMENTINA their use of tobacco, and the advice and MESAROS, AND I HAVE DEVELOPED support they receive from staff related to smoking. “The information can be very A NEW APPROACH TO PROTEIN meaningful,” explains Ms. Griffith. “For people struggling with addiction, being ANALYSIS AND ARE VERY CLOSE able to conceptualize the addiction as an TO IDENTIFYING BIOMARKERS FOR addiction and not a personal deficit, is empowering and helps them overcome it.” ASBESTOS-RELATED DISEASES. THESE Participation is voluntary. Staff receive ADVANCES ARE ONLY POSSIBLE continuing education credits for the training, and gain an additional tool to THROUGH A CLOSE COLLABORATION use in their work. Ms. Griffith explains WITH THE COMMUNITY OF AMBLER, that the counselors are more comfortable talking about tobacco as a result of the INCLUDING LOCAL GOVERNMENT, training. “There’s a lot of pressure on NONPROFITS, AND COMMUNITY clinicians to have all the answers but we don’t always know the answers. The MEMBERS WHO ARE RELYING additional tool is something we can provide to the people we serve. The ON PENN’S HELP TO ADDRESS education component is very important.” ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS AND This community connection is not IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF unique to the Abramson Cancer Center, and especially to the Tobacco and THEIR COMMUNITY. Environmental Carcinogenesis Program. Drs. Ian Blair and Trevor Penning have a longstanding relationship with the town of Ian A. Blair, PhD Ambler, PA to study the impact of asbestos A.N. Richards Professor of Pharmacology exposure on the community. Their involvement has brought critical attention to this important community health issue.

72 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 73 PEDIATRIC RESEARCHERS ARE TRYING TO BETTER UNDERSTAND PUTTING THE MOLECULAR EVENTS THAT DRIVE CANCER AND ATTACK THOSE DIRECTLY. WE WANT TO IMPROVE CURE RATES AND REDUCE SIDE EFFECTS.

Stephen P. Hunger, MD CHILDREN FIRST Jeffrey E. Perelman Distinguished Chair in the Department of Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Professor of Pediatrics PEDIATRIC CANCER IS A PRIORITY

“Everything is within a three- to four-minute walk,” Stephen P. Hunger, MD, Professor and WHAT CAN DATA TELL US ABOUT the Jeffrey E. Perelman Distinguished Chair in the Department of Pediatrics, describes CHILDREN’S CANCER TREATMENT the ease with which children’s and adult cancer researchers at Penn are able to share AND HOW CAN WE USE THIS knowledge and exchange ideas. Dr. Hunger is Associate Director for Pediatric Research INFORMATION TO IMPROVE within the Abramson Cancer Center. He was appointed in 2018, replacing OUTCOMES? Garrett M. Brodeur, MD, Professor, whose years of leadership helped shape and grow Richard Aplenc, MD, PhD, MSCE, children’s cancer research at Penn. Professor, uses electronic medical record data pooled by leading cancer centers to Within the field of children’s oncology, Penn is historically most known for advances in understand disparities in health care neuroblastoma, a rare childhood cancer that begins in the nerve tissue in the adrenal such as why black children with acute glands, neck, spine, abdomen, or chest. In recent years, the program’s successful treatment myeloid leukemia are more likely to of leukemia with CAR T-cell therapy has made headlines. Overall, leukemias represent develop or die from infections than white one-third of the cancers treated at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), where Penn’s children with the same disease. pediatric researchers are based. Brain tumors comprise another 20 to 25 percent.

“It’s very important to understand how pediatric cancers differ from adult cancers, and HOW CAN WE HELP SURVIVORS how that drives our therapeutic opportunities,” Dr. Hunger explains. For example, acute OF CHILDHOOD CANCER LEAD lymphoid leukemia (ALL) looks completely different at both a clinical and a genomic level HEALTHIER LIVES? in adults versus children. The same treatments do not have the same impact. Notably, Sogol Mostoufi-Moab, MD, MSCE, checkpoint inhibitors, which have changed the treatment landscape for some adult cancers, Assistant Professor, brings a unique have not been as successful in treating childhood cancers. perspective to the field of survivorship. Dr. Hunger sees a future in even greater integration of adult and childhood cancer research The dual-certified pediatric oncologist at Penn's Abramson Cancer Center. Proximity makes this possible. The children’s hospital and endocrinologist studies bone is next door to the adult hospital, and within blocks of medical research buildings, the health in childhood cancer survivors Wharton School of Business, the Nursing School, and Penn’s other nine schools. The dynamic with a goal of preventing future medical environment promotes discovery in basic, translational, clinical, and behavioral research. complications.

GROUNDBREAKING STUDIES SEEK TO ANSWER QUESTIONS SUCH AS: WHICH TREATMENTS ARE SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE? WHAT ROLE DOES GENETICS PLAY WHY DO THE IMMUNE SYSTEMS OF IN CHILDREN’S CANCERS? SOME CHILDREN FAIL TO RECOGNIZE A large cancer clinical trials program John M. Maris, MD, Giulio D’Angio AND ATTACK CANCER? offers options for families, many of whom Endowed Professor, discovered a genetic David M. Barrett, MD, PhD, Assistant cross state and country lines in search of link to neuroblastoma and, along with Professor, studies immune response in hope. Peter C. Adamson, MD, Professor, Yael P. Mosse, MD, Associate Professor, pediatric cancers. Related research aims chairs the Children’s Oncology Group, is developing targeted therapies to treat to identify subtypes of ALL to help better the national organization that oversees the disease. match patients to treatments. cancer clinical trials in children.

74 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 75 ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER EXPANDING OUR REACH

ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL CHESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL Patients receive world-class care only The relationship with the Abramson Cancer available at a cancer center with as much Center is great for the community and great depth as the Abramson Cancer Center. for our patients. Our doctors are able to Pennsylvania Hospital is a clinical arm of one participate in disease-specific teams and of the top cancer programs in the country. collaborate with colleagues who are at the forefront of their fields. Leadership: Jason G. Newman, MD, Director Ask about our: Joan Karnell Supportive Leadership: William Luginbuhl, MD, Care Program Medical Director Known for: Being the oldest hospital in Ask about our: New state-of-the art facility the United States Known for: Breast cancer, gynecological oncology, and lung cancer services

ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER PENN PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER LANCASTER GENERAL HEALTH Our patients receive the world-class The strength of our program comes from cancer care available at the Abramson our long history of service in the community, Cancer Center in a more intimate setting. as a community hospital and population- Our doctors are disease specialists who based health organization. are able to offer a full range of treatment Leadership: Randall A. Oyer, MD, options, including access to cutting-edge Medical Director, Cancer Program in the clinical trials. Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute Leadership: Christine A. Ciunci, MD, MSCE, Ask about our: Oncology care model and Chief of Medical Oncology, Penn Presbyterian Cancer Risk Evaluation Program Ask about our: Lung and GI Cancer Services Known for: History in the community; Known for: Robust clinical trials program welcoming atmosphere

PENN MEDICINE PRINCETON HEALTH Princeton Health is best known for our family-like atmosphere and compassionate Abramson care. Our patients are very satisfied. They Cancer Center had feel well taken care of.

Leadership: Lori McMullen, RN, MSN, OCN, 305,248 Director, Cancer Services, Matthews Center Outpatient Visits for Cancer Care in 2018 Ask about our: Supportive care services Known for: Family-like atmosphere, compassionate care

76 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 77 SUBURBAN LOCATIONS 12-COUNTY CATCHMENT AREA SERVICED BY THE Penn Medicine Cherry HIll ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER 409 Route 70 East Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center is dedicated to the eradication of cancer as a cause of 800.789.7366 human disease and suffering. The Abramson Cancer Center brings together the cancer care and research efforts of Penn Medicine. Chester County Hospital 701 East Marshall Street Our clinical and community-based outreach efforts target a catchment area we describe as the West Chester, PA 19380 Greater Delaware Valley. The Greater Delaware Valley includes 12 geographically-contiguous 81ACC Patients % Reside 610.431.5000 counties in close proximity to the Abramson Cancer Center’s West Philadelphia location. in the Greater Delaware Valley This area is home to 81 percent of the cancer patients seen at the Abramson Cancer Center. Lancaster General Health The Abramson Cancer Center also serves residents of Lancaster County, primarily through the Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute. 2102 Harrisburg Pike Lancaster, PA 17601 1.888.544.4636

Penn Medicine Exton 700 West Lincoln Highway WITH LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE Exton, PA 19341

BUCKS DELAWARE VALLEY, PATIENTS HAVE 610.431.5000 MERCER ACCESS TO HIGHLY SPECIALIZED, Princeton Health MONTGOMERY Edward & Marie Matthews Center MULTIDISCIPLINARY ABRAMSON for Cancer Care CANCER CENTER EXPERTS FOCUSED 1 Plainsboro Road LANCASTER PHILADELPHIA Plainsboro, NJ 08536 CHESTER OCEAN ON INDIVIDUALIZED CANCER CARE. 609. 316.6361 DELAWARE BURLINGTON Penn Medicine Radnor CAMDEN 250 King of Prussia Road

NEW Radnor, PA 19087 GLOUCESTER PHILADELPHIA LOCATIONS CASTLE 800.789.7366 800.789.7366 Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Penn Medicine Valley Forge 3400 Spruce Street 1001 Chesterbrook Boulevard Philadelphia, PA 19104 Berwyn, PA 19312 ATLANTIC 610.576.7500 Penn Presbyterian Medical Center 51 North 39th Street Kennett Medical Campus Philadelphia, PA 19104 402 McFarlan Road Kennett Square, PA 19348 Pennsylvania Hospital 610.444.5678 800 Spruce Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 Penn Medicine Woodbury Heights 1006 Mantua Pike Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine Woodbury Heights, NJ 08097 3400 Civic Center Boulevard 800.789.7366 Philadelphia, PA 19104 Penn Medicine Voorhees 200 Bowman Drive Voorhees, NJ 08043 856.783.1777

78 PRIORITY POPULATIONS SHAPE RESEARCH | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 79 David Krupnick & Jason Harrow Partners in Hope

AN INSPIRED LIFE SPARKS GENEROSITY, INNOVATION, AND HOPE

Innovation is born of need, in this case the need to eradicate cancer. Philanthropy fuels this charge. It allows us to keep up with the pace of scientific discovery and translate dynamic ideas into new and promising cancer therapies. Philanthropy also gives us hope. For many people, supporting novel cancer research becomes the silver lining — a way to keep the memory of a loved one alive long after they have passed. For one group of friends, giving back meant all of this and more. The FareHarbor friends’ commitment to the Abramson Cancer Center began with the story of a couple, a powerful team whose love and work enriched many.

A POWERFUL TEAM Susie and Steve Krupnick built businesses and were real estate visionaries, reviving Center City rental properties at a time when many Philadelphians were leaving the city. As industries changed, they converted their family’s 19th Century factory building into a mixed-use creative space that now houses 50 artists and craftspeople.

Their love and energy extended to their family too. Susie was a devoted wife, teacher, mother, and grandmother who radiated an undefinable quality that drew people in. She was a pied piper and a ball of positive energy, a creative spirit, and a giver to friends and strangers alike. And Steve was the love of her life.

When cancer entered their lives, Steve and Susie garnered strength from each other, their three children, and numerous grandchildren. Susie’s breast cancer journey began in 2008. When her cancer returned in 2014, just before their son David’s wedding, Susie continued to live life to the fullest. She threw herself into her grandchildren’s lives, trips down the shore, and a never-ending series of projects and renovations. She also helped Steve through his own battle with prostate cancer before she passed away on June 28, 2018, surrounded by her loving family.

But Susie’s story does not end there.

80 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 81 THIS GIFT IS

A TESTAMENT TO THE

INCREDIBLE IMPACT MY MOM HAD ON EVERYONE IN HER LEADING LIFE, AND HOW HER FORCE AND STRENGTH WILL NEVER THE BE FORGOTTEN.

David Krupnick Partner in Hope CHARGE TO

A BELOVED FRIEND Susie and Steve’s son David is the kind ERADICATE of friend we all aspire to be and have — a connector who keeps friends forever. He is an enthusiastic fan and industrious advocate for those he loves. When a CANCER buddy started the small software company FareHarbor, David saw tremendous potential and rallied his friends to invest start-up capital. Years later, when the company was purchased, their small seed VISIONARY CANCER RESEARCH investments generated a nice profit. The Abramson Cancer Center is home to the scientific and medical community GRATITUDE BECOMES COMMITMENT leading the charge in the fight against Grateful for their good fortune, David’s cancer. Our successes are reliant on friends wanted to thank him for bringing visionaries whose investments will support them together. They also wanted to the high-risk, high-reward research honor David’s parents, who had been like underfunded by traditional sources. second parents to many of them. Visionaries like the Krupnicks, and Led by David’s lifelong friend Jason David’s friends Andy Goldberger, Matt Harrow, whose family has deep Greenberg, Jason Harrow, Lawrence philanthropic ties to the Abramson Cancer Hester, Adam Nelson, Albert Satija, and Center, the FareHarbor friends decided others who have since joined their efforts. to donate a portion of their profit and Monies from the Susan Krupnick establish the Susan Krupnick Discovery Discovery and Innovation Fund will be and Innovation Fund at the Abramson used as fast as possible, allowing the Cancer Center. ACC to capitalize on research discoveries “We all took a risk in our investment, and and fuel game-changing cancer care. it paid off. We were given a tremendous The FareHarbor group’s investment will opportunity to pay it forward and honor directly benefit the brilliant scientists, the woman who instilled in David the traits doctors, and nurses as well as the brave and values that make him such a singular patients who are all on the front lines in and special friend,” said Jason. the fight against cancer.

82 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 83 PHILANTHROPY CREATES A FUTURE AND PROVIDES HOPE

MY FAMILY AND Sharyn Berman and her family became deeply involved with the Abramson Cancer Center when I DEDICATED OURSELVES her husband, Richard, passed away from chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) in 2011. It was from TO THIS FIGHT, SO this tragic loss that they created an avenue of OTHERS WOULDN’T HAVE hope for others facing cancer by generously supporting research, including work that led to TO BEAR THE SAME PAIN the FDA approval of Kymriah® for multiple types of blood cancer. WE EXPERIENCED IN Sharyn is the proud mother to six children — LOSING A LOVED ONE TO Joshua, Matthew, Zachary, Alexander, Nicholas, CANCER. and Jenna — as well as five grandchildren. Collective support from individuals and families is vital to changing the landscape of cancer Sharyn Berman research and care, both here in Philadelphia Partner in Hope and around the world.

84 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 85 PHILLY FIGHTS CANCER

Philly Fights Cancer has become the city’s largest fundraising event — bringing thousands of ROUND 3 | OCTOBER 28, 2017 people together each year to raise vital funding for clinical trials and translational research Physician Honoree: Lynn M. Schuchter, MD

at Penn's Abramson Cancer Center. Since its inception in 2015, this star-studded event has $10 M Philanthropic Honoree: Tara Miller Melanoma Foundation raised over $25 million. Entertainment: Whoopi Goldberg, John Legend, Inspiration is felt throughout the evening with stories of hope from people affected by Caly Bevier, and Earth, Wind, and Fire cancer and those fighting beside them.THANK YOU to Madlyn and Leonard Abramson, People in the Ring: 1,600 $7.1 M Nancy Wolfson, Missy Dietz, the Philly Fights Cancer Committee, and all of the generous Funds Raised: $7.1 Million

sponsors and guests who help bring research to life. $5.6 M ROUND 4 | NOVEMBER 10, 2018 ROUND 2 | OCTOBER 15, 2016

Physician Honoree: Carl H. June, MD $3.5 M Physician Honoree: John H. Glick, MD Philanthropic Honoree: Sean Parker Philanthropic Honoree: Sharyn Berman Patient Hero: Jessy Kyle 2015 2016 2017 2018 Entertainment: Lionel Richie, Jennifer Hudson, and Tig Nataro Entertainment: Jerry Seinfeld and Maroon 5 People in the Ring: 1,300 People in the Ring: 1,800 RAISED OVER Funds Raised: $5.6 Million Funds Raised: $10 Million $25 MILLION

86 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 87 BASSER JEAN BASH BREAKTHROUGH BIKE CHALLENGE

Triple Emmy award-winning Rachel Platten’s fierce lyrics from her “Fight Song” couldn’t On September 16, 2018, hundreds of cyclists, volunteers, family, and friends gathered have rung more true than at the second Basser Jean Bash on November 14, 2017. In in the beautiful Oley Valley, PA, for the Breakthrough Bike Challenge (BBC). Participants the ultimate fight song, 1,100 people celebrated at Cipriani Wall Street and raised more embarked on a ride that provides vital support for cancer research and celebrated a than $7 million to support the Basser Center for BRCA at Penn's Abramson Cancer Center. five-year total of over $1,000,000 raised!

This evening of transformative philanthropy will quicken the pace of research and The Abramson Cancer Center is incredibly grateful to have such a strong community discovery to better understand and fight BRCA-related cancer. Celebrating the Center’s that joins together in the fight against cancer. The BBC has supported 25 Abramson five years of progress were University of Pennsylvania President Amy M. Gutmann, PhD, Cancer Center researchers, and counting. Abramson Cancer Center Director Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, DPhil, and Basser Center Research supported: Executive Director Susan M. Domchek, MD. • Blood Cancers • Global Cancer Medicine • Neuro-oncology • Breast Cancer • Immunotherapy • Ovarian Cancer Inspiration was felt through and through with the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of • Cancer Biology • Liver Cancer • Pediatric Cancer The Emperor of All Maladies, Siddhartha Mukherjee, MD, DPhil, and Basser Leadership • Cancer Genetics • Lung Cancer • Population Science Council members Raquel and Michael Haas, who were the evening’s honorees. • Colon Cancer • Melanoma • Prostate Cancer Thank you to Levi Strauss & Co. for generously donating jean jackets customized with the “If there’s one thing you can remember while you’re riding, it’s that research cures distinct Basser logo, which were sold at the denim-themed event. A BIG THANK YOU to cancer. And this year, Penn's Abramson Cancer Center was involved in four FDA approvals Jean Bash co-chairs Mindy and Jon Gray and Shari and Len Potter, as well as the dedicated for new cancer treatments — those breakthroughs were made possible by philanthropy,” Gene Pool Committee, and all of our generous supporters. shared Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, DPhil, Abramson Cancer Center Director.

88 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 89 ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER I AM CONTINUALLY DIRECTOR’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL INSPIRED BY THE ACCDLC’S Penn's Abramson Cancer Center Director’s Leadership Council (ACCDLC) leads the fundraising PASSIONATE DEDICATION AND arm of our institution — ensuring success in raising the resources to support our most AM HONORED AND HUMBLED TO critical needs and bring hope to cancer patients and their families. As key contributors to the ACC’s leadership team, council members are our most instrumental advocates, passionate SERVE AS ITS CHAIR. TOGETHER, ambassadors, and generous donors. WE WILL FORGE AHEAD ON

OUR SINGULAR MISSION: TO CHAIR HONORARY CHAIR Richard S. Schiffrin Madlyn K. Abramson ERADICATE CANCER WITH

PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT FOR MEMBERS

LEADING-EDGE RESEARCH AND Sharyn Berman Duncan Hennes Shari Potter Janice Blumenthal Barbara Herzlich Jules Rauch ADVANCED, COMPASSIONATE Gary Blumenthal John M. Hyman Margarita Rooke Julie Borrelli Esther Kaplin Andrew K. Rooke, Sr. CARE. Jason Borrelli Marc Kaplin Lynn G. Roseman Linda Brassington Kim Karnell Jerry S. Rosenbloom Jonathan Brassington Rhonda Kessler Peter Thomas Roth Richard S. Schiffrin, Esq. Sandy Hoeppner Brown David Kessler Loretta Schatz Chair, Abramson Cancer Center Andrew Brozman Ron Kresge Ken Schatz Director’s Leadership Council Richard G. Campbell Ellen Berman Lee Barbara Schiffrin John Castleman Lisa Lee Rebecca Segall Sheila Chacker Robert W. Levis Gregory Segall Edward F. Chacker Jeffrey Levitt Benjamin Shein Andrew J. Cohen Donna Lee Lista Debbie Stamm Cheryl A. Colleluori Suzi Lustgarten Rick Stamm Sandra Cozen Scott Lustgarten Jennifer Stern Stephen A. Cozen Ronald R. Donatucci Frances M. Maguire Daniel Stern Lisa Dychala Minhaz Manji Stephen Stonberg Robert Ebby Patrick McNichol Carol Summers Christine Edmonds Chuck Meyers Robert Summers David Feldman Kristi Miller Joan F. Thalheimer Jerry Francesco Lauren Miller Jackie Topaz Marilyn Frank Leslie Anne Miller Marc Topaz Judith M. Glick Stacey Mobley Deborah Feith Tye David I. Goldstein Megan Nicoletti Inez Wade Sara Gowing Margaret Anne Nolen John B. Wade, III Carole Haas Gravagno Stacey Pellegrini Nancy Wolfson Harry Hayman, III Louis Pellegrini Joshua Wolson

EMERITUS MEMBERS Rose Astor Elizabeth Gemmill George Miller Paul C. Astor Mindy Gray Ruth Nathanson Steve Atlass Christopher T. Richard Prezelski Lynda Barness Grundner Sean Rooney Eileen Brode Peggy Kahn Gerard Michael Rosato Ellen Caplan Andrew Kahn Rafael Rosato Ronald Caplan Sarah Keating Lyn Ross Betsy Z. Cohen Daniel J. Keating, III Ann Sorgenti Sylvia DiBona Helene Kendall Donna Feinberg James Kravitz Richard A. Sprague Albert J. Feldman Mariann MacDonald Mary Anne M. Stetzer Bonnie Fox Robert MacDonald Barbara Sylk Nancy Astor Fox Karen Matthews Leonard Sylk Robert Fox James Matthews Richard Vague Mark Frankel Debra Miller Andrew Wilson

90 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 91 PARTNERS IN HOPE Patriarch Family Foundation Shorenstein Properties, LLC Rosanna and John Troiano PMC Property Group, Inc. Jennifer and Scott Simpson Tzedakah Trust Porsche Cars of North America I Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, LLP Joseph F. Umosella, III Shari and Leonard Potter Diane and Marc Spilker Jeffrey Umosella HONOR ROLL Vikki and Michael J. Price Laura and Richard W. Vague Sharon L. and William J. Stein Sara and Eric C. Resnick Like every patient, each donation we receive is special and important. A gift to the Abramson Jill C. and Jon Steinberg Lydia and George A. Weiss Margo and Gregory J. Ressa Cancer Center lives on beyond a lifetime. Individually, each person makes a difference; collectively, Tara Miller Melanoma Foundation Jill and Jeffrey L. Weiss Gail and James Riepe The Hon. C. H. Williams and our many friends help write the next chapter in cancer research and care. The late Pina J. Templeton, MD Margarita and Andrew K. Rooke, Sr. S. V. Williams, MD Joan F. Thalheimer Beth and Jerry S. Rosenbloom, PhD Allen F. Wise The Kaplan Family Biff Ruttenberg Withington Foundation, Inc. DIRECTOR’S LEADERSHIP SOCIETY $100,000 & ABOVE Tishman Speyer Properties, Inc. Karen Cohen and Cindy Yingling and Christopher S. Segal Jackie and Marc Topaz Stephen Yingling 2019 Brandon J. Shorenstein H. Lynn Tractman Janet Zolot Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Claneil Foundation, Inc. Giovanna Imbesi William Ackman Julie E. and Frank Cohen Patricia and John Imbesi Hallee and David J. Adelman The late Carol I. Cooper Rick Itzkowich DIRECTOR’S LEADERSHIP SOCIETY $100,000 & ABOVE Jane Bradley Alavi, MD and Stefan Brodie and Irina Denisova The Jackman Family Foundation Abass Alavi, MD, PhD The Derfner Foundation Susan Phifer Johnson and George 2015 – 2018 D. Johnson, Jr., Esq. The late Annebell E. Altrows Sylvia DiBona AB Charitable FD 92 Heather Templeton Dill and Jamie Nicholls and Fran Biondi Jones Land LaSalle Americas, Inc. Jeffrey S. Dill, PhD Charitable Trust The late Pamela and Angel Alvarez G. Fred & Sylvia DiBona Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Anonymous Family Foundation Barbara McNeil Jordan Karen Herskovitz Ackman Dorman Products, Inc. The John and Kathleen Schreiber Christine Edmonds Foundation Regina L. Avallone Dietz and Watson Foundation Robert J. Kahn Foundation Jane Bradley Alavi, MD and Abass Alavi, MD, PhD Epiq Bankruptcy Solutions, LLC Susan Phifer Johnson and Michael M. Axler Heather Templeton Dill and Christine and Jordan Kaplan George D. Johnson, Jr., Esq. Jeffrey S. Dill, PhD Anonymous Fashion Footwear Charitable Susan K. Axler Foundation Rhonda and David Kessler Foundation, Inc. The late Stella S. Jones, PhD for Breast Cancer Cures, Inc. Edye and Stuart Discount Michele and Kevah Konner Sandra Baldino Judith Eichen Fellheimer, Esq. and Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. Nancy Barna, MD and Dorman Products, Inc. Barrack Foundation Sallie and Berton Korman Alan S. Fellheimer, Esq. Barbara McNeil Jordan Timothy J. Wilmott Christine Edmonds Philip B. Basser and the late Laffey-McHugh Foundation Fieldstone 1793 Foundation Robert J. Kahn Foundation Lynne and Leonard Barrack Fashion Footwear Charitable Pearl Basser Patricia and Michael J. Levitt Jill I. and Mark A. Fishman The late Raymond Kalbach June B. Barry and Dr. Edwin Barry Foundation, Inc. The Baxter Family Foundation Susan M. and Paul Lichtman The late Bruce A. Frankenfield, MD Christine and Jordan Kaplan Ilene and Steve Berger Judi and Bruce A. Goodman Constance and Donald A. Berg Jay L. Lieberman The Donald R. Gant Fund The Kaplan Family Bryna and Fred Berman Goodman Family Philanthropic Fund David Berger Foundation A Love for Life Carl H. Goldsmith Esther and Marc B. Kaplin Sharyn Berman and Charles Meyers Mindy and Jonathan Gray Bryna and Fred Berman Mariann and Robert MacDonald David I. Goldstein Michele and Kevah Konner Ilene M. and Steven Berman Gray Foundation David C. and Marc H. Berman Barbara and Roy H. March Judi and Bruce A. Goodman Philippe P. Laffont The Richard Berman Family Fund Marjorie and Frederick Greenberg Sharyn Berman and Charles Meyers The Mark Foundation for Maxine and the late Landenberger Family Foundation Marritje Van Arsdale Greene and Ilene M. and Steven Berman Jane and Eric Bischoff Cancer Research Jerome Goodman James H. Greene, Jr. The Richard Berman Family Fund The Lefkofsky Family Foundation Joan Meyers and Memento Trust Mindy and Jonathan Gray The late H. F. Lenfest Murray I. Blackman, Esq. Kenneth C. Griffin Theodora B. Betz Foundation Elaine and Harold Messner Gray Foundation Lori R. Griswold, PhD and Diane v.S. and Robert M. Levy David Bonderman Debra and George Miller David Bonderman Kent C. Griswold, PhD Marritje Van Arsdale Greene and Liquid Biotech USA, Inc. Julie and Jason Borrelli Leslie Anne Miller, Esq. and Bonderman Ops, LLC James H. Greene, Jr. Peggy A. Grove A Love for Life Mary and Wilson J.C. Braun, Jr. Richard B. Worley Breakthrough Bike Challenge Kenneth C. Griffin Janet Haas, MD and John O. Haas Mariann and Robert MacDonald Breakthrough Bike Challenge Alixandra and Keith A. Morgan Ronald W. Bridges Janet Haas, MD and John O. Haas Raquel and Michael Haas Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Angela Chao and James W. Breyer Elizabeth and Stephen W. Morro Eileen R. Brode Otto Haas Charitable Trust Otto Haas Charitable Trust Martinson Family Foundation Elizabeth and Stefan Brodie Lori and Michael Nash Elizabeth and Stefan Brodie Mark H. and Blanche M. Harrington Hainan Cihang Charity Ruth and the late Bennett Nathanson Sandra and Sidney Brown Foundation Trace H. McCreary Sandra and Sidney Brown Foundation, Inc. Barbara S. Netter Tamsen and Michael Brown The late Jerome S. Heisler, Sr. Susan S. and Patrick McGinnis Tamsen and Michael Brown Dolores C. Harrington Cristina Nicolo Terry Marek and the late Laura B. and Duncan P. Hennes Messner Foundation, Inc. Alexandra and James J. Bruder, Jr. Mark S. Harrington Nancy Nicolo Peter L. Buttenwieser Irene K. Hess Debra and George Miller Angela and Joseph P. Campolo, Jr. Scott L. Harrington Palmira and James Nicolo Julius H. Caplan Charity Foundation HFF, LP Jill and Alan Miller Debra and Ken Caplan Mark H. and Blanche M. Margaret Anne and Debra and Kenneth Caplan Paul Hilal Leslie Anne Miller, Esq. and Richard Ellen and Ronald L. Caplan Harrington Foundation James A. Nolen, IV A. T. Chadwick Company, Inc. B. Worley Health Network Foundation Hilton Worldwide Holdings, Inc. Debra and Kenneth Caplan Lori and Michael Nash Darcy Miller Nussbaum and Pamela and Sam Chawkin Mary K. and Elam M. Hitchner, III John and Melissa Ceriale The late Jerome S. Heisler, Sr. Andrew J. Nussbaum Julie E. and Frank Cohen Ruth Nathanson and the late Foundation, Inc. Ethel G. Hofman Barbara and Sandon M. Herzlich, Sr. Maureen D. and Peter P. Paoli Bennett Nathanson Conwell Limited Partnership Albert Chadwick Hurley Family Foundation Hess Foundation, Inc. Parker Institute for Cancer National Land Tenure The Derfner Foundation A. T. Chadwick Company, Inc. Mindy and Andrew Heyer Immunotherapy John M. Hyman Network for Good The late Matthew J. Derham Imajnz Foundation Pamela and the late Sam Chawkin Paul Hilal Sean Parker Judith and Ronald Nissenbaum

92 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 93 Margaret Anne and James A. Nolen, IV Roseman, Tarte, Harrow and Tara Miller Melanoma Foundation Michael Chambers Caroline Brayer Ebby, PhD and Mark T. Gallogly Shaffer Families Robert Ebby, Esq. Yetta Deitch Novotny Pina J. Templeton, MD Maria Anna and Sumi S. Chang Sandra and Arnold E. Galman Charitable Trust Beth and Jerry S. Rosenbloom, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Blair W. Effron Joan F. Thalheimer Chatsworth Revocable Trust Jules Gardner OTO Development, LLC Marcia and Ronald Rubin Wendy and Douglas F. Eisenberg TMMB Corporation Chester Hospital Foundation Cindy and Brian Gavin Parker Institute for Karen and Ely Michel Ruimy James Eisner Chicago Title Insurance Company Debra and Keith B. Gelb Cancer Immunotherapy H. Lynn Tractman Say Yes to Education Foundation The late Jan Eisner Children's Surgical Associates Edward William Gerner, MD Sean N. Parker Rosanna and John Troiano Barbara and Richard Schiffrin EisnerAmper, LLP Wellington Chow Susan and David Getz Bhavna and the late Mukesh Patel Laura and Richard W. Vague The late Margaret Grace Sherman John M. Elliott CIBC World Markets Susan B. Giesecke, MD Patel Family Fund Marjorie and Bryan Weingarten Leonard M. and Estelle D. Siegel Fund Elpis Foundation Cityview Management Services Oren Gilad, PhD Paul Klingenstein Family Elizabeth and the late Geoff Watson Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, LLP Lucia A. Englander Foundation, Inc. Leslie and David Clarke Lee M. Gitlin Slay Sarcoma Research Initiative Lydia and George Weiss Amy and Steven Erlbaum Pennies in Action John A. Clarke Lisa and Jeffrey Glass The late Charlotte Snyder Jill and Jeffrey Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Yan Erlikh Pershing Square Capital Caryn Cohen Nancy Ellen Glass Management, LP Solid Waste Services, Inc. Deborah and Thomas R. Whitesell Gerald G. Ermentrout Joy and Andrew J. Cohen Corrine and James Glassman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Peruto Murray Spain Nancy Barna, MD and Ernst & Young, LLP Lisa N. and Lawrence J. Cohen Saly A. Glassman Timothy J. Wilmott Shari and Leonard Potter Betty and Harmon Spolan Evantine Design Gillian Moss-Cohen and Bob Cohen Rebecca Creskoff and Withington Foundation, Inc. Allison and Richard Prezelski Richard A. Sprague, Esq. Marjorie B. Cohen Foundation Event Quip Dr. Michael Glassner Greg Wolf Fund, Inc. Vikki and Michael Price Sharon L. and William J. Stein Victor Coleman Betty Ewing GlaxoSmithKline Howard Wolk Charitable Gift Fund Red Moose Charitable Trust Louis and Bessie Stein Foundation Commonwealth Land Title Exelixis, Inc. Wendy B. and Richard C. Glazer Regis Group Services The late Micki C. Stolker Colleen N. and Ronald Wurz Insurance Co. Katherine G. Farley and John H. Glick, MD and Judy Glick Jerry I. Speyer Revlon Carol and Norman Stone Janet Zolot Jorge A. Concepcion Diane Glynn Karen and Samuel J. Farruggio Gail and James Riepe Rachel D. and Gary M. Sumers Deborah and Andrew Zolot Ednaline and Jorge R. Concepcion Diane Glynn Jewelry Christopher Fazio Donna and Mary and Joseph A. Goldbeck Robert R. Corrato, MD, MBA Joseph L. Fazio Ellen and the late ACC DIRECTOR’S SOCIETY $10,000 – $99,999 Cozen O'Connor Donna and Barry Feinberg Raymond Goldberg Cozen O'Connor Foundation Jonathan H. Feinberg, Esq. Rosalie and Harvey Goldberg Dana Zucker and Brahm Cramer 2019 Stacy and Jonathan Feinberg Goldman Sachs & Co. 1622 MGD Foundation Lynda Anne Barness Boyd's LP Crash Proof Retirement, LLC Mari and Steven B. Feirson Carl H. Goldsmith Acclara Solutions, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Zvi Barzilay Steven L. Boynton Judi Curtis Albert J. Feldman, Esq. David I. Goldstein Edward M. Ackley Michael Bebon Michael Bradley Maree and Giovanni Cutaia Alison K. and Marc Feldman, Esq. Golf for Rob Karen Herskovitz Ackman Mary Ann and Thomas Bedwell Paul F. Bradley, Michael Bradley and Dara Defense Susan and Moses Feldman Rosemary LeCompte Jon Goodman The Acorn Fund Caroline and Gregory Bentley Darco Capital, LP Judy and Marc Felgoise Meg and Bennett Goodman Acquavella Family Foundation Bentley Systems, Inc. Linda M. and Jonathan A. Brassington Merrill G. Davidoff, Esq. Judith Eichen Fellheimer, Esq. and Jordan Breslow Nick Gould John Addesso Constance and Donald A. Berg Paige Davis Alan S. Fellheimer, Esq. Ronald W. Bridges Govberg, LLC Aetna, Inc. Lisa Jacobs and Lee M. Berg The Dayspring Foundation Brian J. Feltzin Carol and Thomas E. Brightman Sara Gowing Roswitha M. and A. J. Agarwal Jessica S. and Eric M. Berger Sandra Katsiff Dean, EdD and Tracey and Christian Fenstermacher Sara and James Gowing Agilent Technologies, Inc. Bergman Foundation Eileen R. Brode Michael M. Dean, Esq. Carol and John Finley Lisa and Neal S. Grabell Catherine and Laurence Altman Pamela and David Berkman Kristina and Jacob W. Brodie Dechert, LLP First Trust Bank Ruairi Grant Samir Amichi Sybiel B. Berkman Foundation Catherine and David Brumbaugh Dee Foundation Jill I. and Mark A. Fishman Susan and Joseph Greco Susan J. and James Anderson Donna Stein-Berman and The late Joan A. Bruno Betty Ann and Louis DeNaples Fitler Club Arnold Berman Daniel B. Green Susan Anderson BTIG, LLC Jean and Norman DeSouza Thomas Flexner Deanna and Jordan Berman Richard J. Green, Esq. Anonymous Ed Bulgin Edwin Detrick Andrea L. Flink David C. and Marc H. Berman Amy and William Green Arborverde Holding Co. Bulgin Associates, Inc. JoAnn and Jeffrey S. Dickson Frederick C. Flynn, Jr. Better World Fund Marcy Gringlas, PhD and The late Paul and Barbara Aronovitz The late Mary-Louise F. Burgoyne Pamela and Brian DiDonato Mindy and Thaddeus Fortin Theodora B. Betz Foundation Joel K. Greenberg Barbara B. Cabay Melissa E. Dietz Family Foundation Mia and Brad Aronson Greenberg Traurig, LLP Bizzshow, LLC Dennis DiFlorio Penny Grossman Fox and Shari and Jeff Aronson Campus Apartments, Inc. Robert A. Fox Violet and Michael S. Gross Nancy Tarman Black, Esq. and Dilorenzo Realty Group, LLC Jill and Paul Aschkenasy Joann Small and Phillip J. Cannella, III Martin J. Black, Esq. Linda Leventon Frankel Vicki Panzier Gross Lillian and Anthony DiSandro Frank Ash Barbara A. Caplan Carol A. Blank Mark A. Frankel, Esq. GS Gives Annual Giving Fund Allan Domb Real Estate Atrin Pharmaceuticals Peggy and Joseph R. Carver, MD Laura and Lloyd Blankfein Beth G. and Jerrold A. Frezel The late Michel Guggenheim Kathryn A. and John J. Donnelly Bain and Kukral Foundation Carole L. Casacio Elayne and C. Ronald Bleznak, Esq. Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Mindy and Kent Gushner Kenneth Donner Herbert T. Caskey, MD Bala Golf Club Allison and David Blitzer Jacobson, LLP David Gutstadt Donner Properties, Inc. CBRE Kathleen and Matthew Baldwin Blitzer Family Foundation David Friedman Jack Hafner Elizabeth and Kevin F. Donohoe Dr. Lina Hartocollis and Larry Ceisler Lily and Douglas Band Judith and Alvin Block Marcy D. and Brian Friedman Jane and Barry Haimes The late W. Joseph and Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark Celoni William J. Borzi Loretta C. Duckworth Friedman Realty Group, Inc. Susan Hakkarainen, PhD and Abigail and Joseph Baratta Sheila and Edward F. Chacker Pekka Hakkarainen, PhD Borzi Family Foundation Riva Horowitz and Kathleen H. Fritchey Lois Harshaw Barker Pamela B. and John A. Bown, Jr. Alexa and Michael Chae Joshua W. Easterly Elizabeth Gallo Mitchell R. Hankin, Esq.

94 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 95 Ellen and H. Edward Hanway Madeline and Steven J. Kessler Wendy S. Levine and Judith M. Merhar Pennsylvania Oncology Hematology Run/Walk 4 Family and Friends Jonathan L. Mechanic, Esq. Associates, PC with Cancer Kristen and Robert G. Harper Kessler Family Guy Metcalfe Diane & Harry Levin Foundation Pepper Hamilton, LLP Run For The Stripes, Inc. Linda J. Harris Katherine B. Ketcham MHB Foundation Susan and Robert Levis James W. Perachio Russell and Jane Stern Raymond E. Haupt Elizabeth A. Khan, MD and Michael Addesso Marble & Granite Charitable Foundation Joan F. Lewers Verdun Perry Nancy and Harry G. Hayman, III Yasin Nisar Khan, MD World, Inc. RXR Co Property Management LLC Joanne C. Lewers Phillies Michael K. Headley Michelle Haris Kichline, Esq. Lisa and Charles S. Miller Cari Bartelstein and Michael J. Sacks Jeannie and Barry Lewin Roberta Pichini Yasmin Bokhary and William R. King, Jr. Dorothy Meyer Miller Suna Said Robert C. Heady Nancy and Thomas A. Kingsbury Elisa Tractman Lewis, Esq. Ella Warren Shafer Miller PJT Partners Holdings, LP and Howard Lewis Heather and Brian Samelson Christine Hearst and Kirkland Ellis, LLP Jill and Alan Miller Lisa and Stephen Plavin Stephen A. Schwarzman Emily Lewis Sheryl Samter Robin Friedman Klatt and Chip Miller Charitable Foundation Stacy A. Sawyer Pollack and Kelly D. Heflin Foundation Bradford R. Klatt Linmarie Concepcion Jonathan L. Pollack Richard Sasin Memorial Charity John W. Mills Laura B. and Duncan P. Hennes Susan Kline Klehr and The late Carol and Lawrence Pollock Thomas Saylak Ruth Husted Linn Stacey and Eric Mindich Courtney and Tyler Henritze Leonard M. Klehr, Esq. Nancy and Fred Poses Loretta and Ken Schatz Kathleen Hanley-Lloyd Kenneth Miner Melva J. Herrin Klein Group, LLC Carole A. and Stuart Lee Potter, Esq. Andrew Schlessinger and Paul Lloyd Nancy and James Minnick Irene K. Hess Kristin and Thomas Kligerman Jane and David Preiser Jane Hartley and Ralph Schlosstein William W. Lockwood, Jr. Neal Miranda Suzanne Hess Sean Klimczak Nina Beryl and Robert S. Pringle, IV Catherine Schmitt Laurie Ann Loevner, MD Christine and Alan K. Miyasaki Larry F. Hicks, III Paul Klingenstein Family Foundation Anne Kringel and Hilary and Thomas Schroeder Lombard Metals Corp. Joan T. Mobley, MD and Wendell Pritchett, PhD Jane Hicks Ed Knight The Schultz Family Foundation Navneet Lotlikar Stacey J. Mobley, Esq. Marjorie and Dr. Edward J. Prostic Susan and Michael Schurr Jocelyn A. and John K. Hillman Cheryl and Frank Koons Suzi and Scott Lustgarten Serena and John W. Moon Elizabeth Prostic Memorial G. Ross Segal, DMD Hilton Leonard and the late Jane Korman Lutron Foundation Lecture Series Fund Bruce E. Moore Rebecca and Gregory Segall Mary K. and Elam M. Hitchner, III Pamela and Bradley Korman Lani and Thomas F. J. MacAniff Race Roster USA, Inc. Mary Penniman Moran and Beatrix and Michael Seidenberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Hoffman Korman Communities Christine J. and Richard Jay Mak Garret Moran Rance King Properties, Inc. Jill and Evan I. Seigerman Dennis Holewinski Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Korngold Mack Real Estate Group Beverly and Mark A. Morgan, MD Beverly and Julius B. Rauch, III Seymore and Helen Ann The Holewinski Family Marcy and Jeffrey Kramp MacroGenics Martha and Peter C. Morse Scott Rechler Rubin Foundation Foundation, Inc. Dr. Barbara Kravitz The Magnolia Tree Foundation Mosi Foundation Louise H. and Alan L. Reed, Esq. Seymour Foundation, Inc. Jeffrey Horowitz Barbara and James Kravitz Ingrid Mahan Foundation Moving For Melanoma of Delaware Raymond F. Reed Jane Thea and Thomas Shandell John M. Hyman H & H Kravitz Charitable Trust Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Gavin and Michael M. Mullen Lori Reiner David Shapiro Incyte Corporation Joanna and Ronald R. Kresge, DMD Marc David Foundation Anthony Myers Linda Richardson The late Robert Sharpe Independence Blue Cross Sandra and Sandra Krouse Nancy and Howard S. Marks Tony Napolitano Rick's Run Melanie Asnis and Leonard S. Jacob, MD, PhD KSL Capital Partners Dr. Lewis S. Sharps Y. Marquez-Pribitkin and E. Pribitkin Neiman Marcus Heidi and Richard O. Rieger Robin L. and David Alan Jacobs James D. Kuhn Deborah Shedlin Martinson Family Foundation Neuman's Kitchen Events & Catering Cynthia and Joseph F. Riggs Sarah and Michael Jacobson Jeffrey Kurzweil Marcy and Robert Shoemaker Nancy J. Barnabei and Anne Neustadter Gina Rincon JAK Fund Sheryl and Charles Kushner John Masciantonio Rioni Trust ShopHouse Design Michael J. Neustadter Pancreatic Michele E. and C. Kushner Companies Foundation AJ Mattia Jen and Jonathan F. Rodack Lorna Shuster J. Larry Jameson, MD, PhD Cancer Fund Susanna E. Lachs, Esq. and Catherine and Samuel I. Sidewater Bonnie and Joseph P. McAndrew Jonathan T. Ng, MD Dianna Rodheim Nancy E. Jenkins Dean S. Adler, Esq. Judy Munroe and Steven Sidewater Mr. and Mrs. William P. McBeath James Nicolo Barbara and Jay Rosan Jewish Federation of Ladies of Port Richmond The Sidewater Family Foundation Greater Philadelphia Katherine L. Pringle and Judith and Ronald Nissenbaum Sarah Rosato Golf Invitational Sandi and Harvey Lamm John P. McCormick Andrew Siegel The John and Kathleen Schreiber Louise and James A. Nolen, III Francie and Rafael Rosato Landenberger Family Foundation Trace H. McCreary Foundation Thomas Rosato Charitable Denise and Martin Siegel Terrence A. Larsen, PhD Jane and Daniel Och Timothy Johnson Susan and Edward K. McCullough Foundation Stephen R. Silk Larsen Foundation Marie and Patrick J. O'Connor Jones Day Susan S. and Patrick McGinnis Jill and Jeffrey S. Rosen Anne Kahn Silverstein, Esq. La Speranza Charitable Foundation Susan F. and Lawrence M. O'Donnell The JP Morgan Chase Foundation Barbara T. McGlinn Martin B. Rosen Klara and Larry A. Silverstein Latham & Watkins, LLP Offit Capital Advisors, LLC Lady Barbara Thomas Judge The late Deborah Marrow and Linda Rosenweig Jacqueline S. and David E. Simon Laurel Auto Reconditioning, Inc. Michael McGuire Jennifer and Matthew O'Malley The late James F. Junge Ellen and Steven M. Ross Sally and Warren L. Simpson, Jr. Jennifer and Edward Lavin Beth A. McKeown Kevin K. O'Shaughnessy Tudy and Hyman R. Kahn, MD Lyn Ross Paul Singer Rosemary LeCompte Melanie and Matthew McLennan Panda Charitable Foundation Esther and Marc B. Kaplin Christopher L. Rotz Sharmila and Ravi Sinha Mei Li and Leslie Leff John W. McNear, Jr. Robin Panovka Ilana Katz Sand, MD and Megan Rotz Karen P. and Jon C. Sirlin, Esq. Catherine McNear Michael E. Sand The Lefkofsky Family Foundation Tricia and Jason Pantzer Carolyn and Marc J. Rowan Vladimir Skoryk McNichol Family Andrew D. Katz Ellyn Goodman Lehr and Seth Lehr Bhavna and the late Mukesh Patel Mary L. Rowan Slay Sarcoma Patrick McNichol Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kauffman Wesley and Evan LePatner Peggy Spiegler Melanoma Gregory S. Rubin Sleeping Lion Trust Evelyn and John P. McNiff Research Foundation Connie G. and Jules J. Kay Theodore and Annette Lerner Linda and Gary Rubin Donna Lombardi-Slipakoff and Nadeem Meghji The late Charles Peitz Jerry Slipakoff Sheryl Drangel Kaye and Marce H. and William J. Leventon Marcia and Ronald Rubin Charles R. Kaye Jonathan P. Mehlman Stacey and Louis Pellegrini The late Phyllis Smith Carol S. Levin Susan and Mark Rubin Kathy and Joseph Mele Ilene Dalinka Penn and Arthur Penn Constance Smukler Sarah and Daniel J. Keating, III Mrs. Caryl Glass Levin and May and Samuel Rudin Family Kenneth A. Kessler, MD Michael Levin, Esq. Meranze Family Fund Pennoni Consulting Engineers Foundation Inc. Smukler-Lasch Family Trust

96 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 97 Nancy R. and John Snodgrass, Jr. Robert M. and Martha J. Suplee Venable, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Zvi Barzilay Norma Carretta Sylvia DiBona Foundation Carole A. Solomon Linda Verba Hofman Stacey Bash-Polley Michael Carroll JoAnn and Jeffrey S. Dickson The Susan Fazio Foundation Joan Solotar Veritable, LP BBar, LLC The late Joseph A. Casacio, Jr. Dietz & Watson, Inc. for Melanoma Research Samuel Sorbello Villari, Brandes & Giannone, PC Beal Family Foundation Michael H. Casey Brian J. Discount Melanoma Fund Elaine and Marty Sussman Colleen Sorbello Breast Cancer Cheryl Villari Michael Bebon Herbert T. Caskey, MD Allan Domb Real Estate Jane and James Sutow Foundation, Inc. Jeanine and Peter Villari Caroline and Gregory Bentley Elizabeth P. and John L. Castleman Kathryn A. and John J. Donnelly Rachel and Jeff Sutton Ruth and Arne Sorenson Wachtel Lipton Rosen & Katz Bentley Systems, Inc. CBRE Donner Properties, Inc. Galen Sylk Helene Silverman Sorin and Inez and John B. Wade, III Lisa Jacobs and Lee M. Berg Dr. Lina Hartocollis and Larry Ceisler Anne Drennan Robert J. Sorin Barbara and Leonard Sylk The late Charles R. Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Berger John and Melissa Ceriale Glenn Dubin Murray Spain Tristan Sylk Mr. and Mrs. William Watts, Jr. Katherine D. Berges Michael Chae The late Sidney Dubrow Sparks Tyler Sylk Marjorie and Bryan Weingarten Bergman Foundation Maria Anna and Sumi S. Chang Susan M. and James D. Dunning, Jr. Betty and Harmon Spolan Daniel M. Tabas Family Foundation Barbara and Arthur Weinrach Wendy and Howard Berk Chicago Title Insurance Company Eastdil Secured, LLC Kelly and Vincent J. Tague, Jr. Scott Stackman David R. Weinreb Deanna and Jordan Berman CIBC World Markets Joshua W. Easterly Angela and Vincent J. Tague Deborah and J. Richard Stamm Faith H. and Sol H. Weiss, Esq. Be the Difference Foundation Cigas Family Charitable Trust Judith T. Ebby, PhD and Tague Lumber Stuart F. Ebby Marjorie Seltzer Stanek, MD Harriet and Larry Weiss Geoffrey C. Bible C-III Capital Partners, LLC Katja and Nicolai Tangen Mr. and Mrs. Blair W. Effron Stark Carpet Corporation Jacob Werner BidPal Citi Corporate and Investment Tang Family Foundation Banking Meaghan and Con Egan Farrel and Steven Starker Ken Whitney Virginia Black Kessler Fund Neil Clark Wendy and Douglas F. Eisenberg Chaile and David J. Steinberg George J. Wolf, Jr. Blackstone Charitable Foundaiton Owen Thomas Leslie and David Clarke EisnerAmper, LLP Judith A. and Michael H. Steinhardt Emily and Gregory Wolfson Jeff Todd Blau Clovis, Inc. John M. Elliott Carole and Greg Stern Today Is A Good Day Foundation June and Stephen Wolfson Elayne and C. Ronald Bleznak, Esq. Cobb Foundation, Inc. Elpis Foundation Jennifer and Daniel B. Stern Alexis H. Mintz and Michael Torkin Nancy A. and Richard Wolfson Allison and David Blitzer Gillian Moss-Cohen and Bob Cohen Equity Office Properties Marlene Stoczko and Betty N. Tornetta Richard C. Woodhams Judith and Alvin Block Amy and Steven Erlbaum James D. Scully, Jr. Joy and Andrew J. Cohen Donald J. Tornetta Jeff Worthe Janice and Gary Blumenthal Yan Erlikh Ashley Stoffel Lisa N. and Lawrence J. Cohen Joe Tuana Worthe Real Estate Group, Inc. Bogutz Foundation Marissa Cohen Gerald G. Ermentrout Jessica Stoffel Wendy and David Twing WSFS Bank William J. Borzi Rodney Cohen Eventbrite Joan P. Stoffel Deborah Feith Tye JoAnn A. and Howard J. Wurzak Boucai Charitable Fund Marjorie B. Cohen Foundation Ewing Family Foundation Michael Stoffel UBS Investment Bank You The Planet Foundation Boyd’s LP Suzanne D. and Norman U. Cohn Exelixis, Inc. Jennifer and George Stone United Way of Greater Philadelphia Joseph R. Zebrowitz, MD Jeanmarie Braat and Kevin Braat, MD Michelle and Glenn A. Falso, Jr. and Southern New Jersey Allison and Timothy Coleman Sabina and Harlan M. Stone Zelin Family Fund John C. Brady Karen and Samuel J. Farruggio United Way of Greater Toronto Cheryl Colleluori Stacey J. and Dr. Phillip Storm Lisa L. Lee and Peter Zhou Linda M. and Jonathan A. Brassington The Susan Fazio Foundation Mike Van Konynenburg Steven H. Collis Elizabeth B. Strickler Arlene and Gilbert Zitin Patricia I. Bravo for Melanoma Research Commonwealth Land Title Marcie Serchuck and Van Konynenburg Foundation Deborah and Andrew Zolot Break On Through Cancer Insurance Co. Donna and Barry Feinberg Miles M. Stuchin Varden Capital Properties, LLC Bob Zoltek Charitable Annette Canby and Peter Bresnan Ednaline and Jorge R. Concepcion Stacy and Jonathan Feinberg Rachel D. and Gary M. Sumers Scott Vaughan Foundation Corp Bristol-Myers Squibb Company The late Carol I. Cooper Mari and Steven B. Feirson Marilyn Frank and Eileen Brode Milton Cooper David J. Feldman, Esq. ACC DIRECTOR’S SOCIETY $10,000 – $99,999 Brookfield Properities Corp. Sandra Cosimano and Robert M. Judy Abramson Felgoise and Hellauer, Jr. Caroline Brooks Marc Felgoise Sandra and Stephen A. Cozen 2015 – 2018 Sandy and Sidney Brown Brian J. Feltzin Cozen O’Connor Foundation 360 Broadway, LLC Alliance Bernstein, LP Steven B. Atlass Norm Brownstein Tracey and Christian Fenstermacher Crash Proof Retirement, LLC Access Capital Foundation American Endowment Foundation Atrin Pharmaceuticals Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Marlene and Richard Ferst Creative Educational Concepts, Inc. Acclara Solutions, LLC Daniel and the late Edwina Amoroso Thomas August Alexandra and James J. Bruder, Jr. Fidelity National Title Insurance Co. Edward M. Ackley Susan J. and James Anderson Regina L. Avallone BTIG, LLC Cross Medical Group of New York Lawrence D. Ackman Edward N. Antoian Axis Construction Management, LLC Mindy Buch-Garvey Giovanni Cutaia Debra Fine and Martin Schneider The Acorn Fund Apexigen Jane Bainum Fund Elizabeth K. and Louis P. Bucky Cuthbert Cancer Foundation Carol and John Finley Donna and William Acquavella Apollo Global Management, LLC Bala Golf Club George Burnett The D’Ambrosio Family Fund Finmarc Management, Inc. Acquavella Family Foundation Arborverde Holding Co. Kathleen and Matthew Baldwin Janet Burros Memorial Foundation Dara Defense Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Finsen, Jr. Betty Adelman Arguild Foundation Lily and Douglas Band Maria F. and Richard G. Campbell Darco Capital, LP Anne and the late Jerome Fisher Hallee and David J. Adelman Edward H. and Jeanne D. Arnold Bank of America Corporation Campus Apartments, Inc. The Dayspring Foundation Mary H. and James F. Flaherty Foundation Aetna, Inc. Abigail and Joseph Baratta Joann Small and Phillip J. Cannella, III Nicholas DeMartini Suzanne and Frederick C. Fletcher, II Shari and Jeff Aronson Roswitha M. and A. J. Agarwal Barbar M. Jordan Rev Trust Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund Dena Kemp, Inc. Andrea L. Flink Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Mary A. and Richard A. Ashley Nancy J. Barnabei and Administration The late Rosaleen Derham Florida Fish for Life, Inc. Arun Alagappan The Ashley Family Charitable Fund John Masciantonio Eric Carle Jean and Norman DeSouza Maria E. Fontan Kathleen M. McCarthy and Rose and Paul C. Astor, Esq. Lynda Anne Barness Mona K. Carlton Deutsche Bank Lisa and David Forman Gaetan J. Alfano, Esq. AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP Barnett Corporation The Carmen Danella Foundation The late Mario R. DiBenedetto Foundation 14

98 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 99 Dr. Jerry Francesco Richard J. Green, Esq. John Irons Toby Strogatz and Stephen B. Klein Patricia and Michael Levitt Dorris and Elliott E. Moore Linda Leventon Frankel Dianne and Robert Greer The late Miriam C. Jackson Kevin Kleinschmidt L. F. Driscoll Company Garrett and Mary Moran Trust Mark A. Frankel, Esq. Marcy Gringlas, PhD and Robin L. and David Alan Jacobs Paul Klingenstein Family Foundation Shifra and David W. Lichtenstein Paul Morelli Studio Franklin Square Capital Partners Mr. Joel K. Greenberg JAK Fund Ed Knight Susan M. and Paul Lichtman Alixandra and Keith A. Morgan Foundation Lori R. Griswold, PhD Amie and Hamilton James The late Gary Kohler Leora Naomi Mogilner, MD and Beverly and Mark A. Morgan, MD Stephen Freier and Kent C. Griswold, PhD Michele E. and Sallie G. and Berton Korman Mr. Richard S. Linhart Mitchell and Hilarie Morgan Family A. Alan Gross Frezel Family Charitable Fund J. Larry Jameson, MD, PhD Korman Communities Linmarie Concepcion Foundation Vicki Panzier Gross Memorial Charity Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & JD2 Realty Management, LLC Jane and Leonard Korman Morgan Stanley Jacobson, LLP Carl P. Gross Nancy E. Jenkins Family Fund Ruth Husted Linn Tracy M. and William R. Moroney Friends of Couture for a Cure Violet and Michael S. Gross Kenneth R. Jensen KPMG, LLP Howard Lipschutz Elizabeth E. and Stephen W. Morro Kathleen H. Fritchey GS Gives Annual Giving Fund Jewish Federation of Thomas D. Kraemer LiquidHub, Inc. Mosi Foundation FSC Realty Management, LLC Greater Philadelphia Raquel and Michael Haas Dr. Caryn O. Kraff and Lowell D. Kraff William W. Lockwood, Jr. Moving For Melanoma of Delaware FS Investments Jewish Federation of the Haimes Family Foundation Marcy and Jeffrey Kramp Lombard Metals Corp. Mary E. Murphy FTI Consulting, Inc. Lehigh Valley James B. Halligan Barbara Kravitz LPL Financial Anthony Myers Andrea and Mitchell Garberg JNS Charitable Trust Douglas L. Harmon Barbara and James Kravitz Suzi and Scott Lustgarten Janet Naccarato Daniel M. Neidich and Caroline K. Joffe Kristen and Robert G. Harper H & H Kravitz Charitable Trust Lutron Foundation Rosalind Shapiro Neff and Brooke Garber Foundation John and Amy Griffin Foundation, Inc. Marjorie and Joshua J. Harris Joanna and Ronald R. Kresge, DMD Luxenberg Chesed Fund Roy S. Neff Garbose Family Foundation Jones Day Kim and Alan Hartman Kim and Mark B. Kreston Macquarie Holdings (USA), Inc. Neiman Marcus Cindy and Brian Gavin Jones Family Gift Fund Raymond E. Haupt Brian K. Friedman Due Diligence Fund Maggies Memorial Fund, Inc. Richard Neu The late Saskia H. Geisel J. P. Mascaro & Sons Haynes and Boone, LLP K-Ten-Kids Foundation The Magnolia Tree Foundation Michael J. Neustadter Pancreatic Debra and Keith B. Gelb JPMorgan Chase & Co. Cancer Fund Headstrong Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kurtz Ingrid Mahan Foundation Gem Capital, LLC David M. C. Ju Foundation Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Robert C. Heady Jeffrey Kurzweil Maple Hill Foundation General Electric Company June and Steve Wolfson The New York Mets Foundation, Inc. Kelly D. Heflin Foundation C. Kushner Companies Foundation Marc David Foundation Gerstein Family Foundation Amanda B. Kallish Palmira and James Nicolo David Heller Sheryl and Charles Kushner Barbara and Roy H. March J. Paul Getty Trust The Kaminski Foundation Northwood Investors, LLC Catherine L. and A. Carl Helwig Susanna E. Lachs, Esq. and Michael Mascaro Susan and David Getz Mr. Arthur Kaplan and Dean S. Adler, Esq. Darcy and Andrew Nussbaum Erik Hendricks Memorial Foundation Mr. R. Duane Perry Suna Said Maslin and Scott Maslin Jane and Mark Gibson Ladies of Port Richmond Jane and Daniel Och Tyler Henritze Christine and Jordan Kaplan Giancarlo Mazzoleni The Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Laffey-McHugh Foundation On Target Laboratories, LLC Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Henry Courtney and Steven Kapp Mr. and Mrs. William P. McBeath Benjamin V. Lambert Panda Charitable Foundation Susan B. Giesecke, MD Henry Charitable Foundation Barry L. Karafin Linda R. and Paul McConnell Lamm Family Foundation Tricia and Jason Pantzer Jeff Giller Hess Foundation, Inc. Erica and Michael Karsch Mr. John P. McCormick and Lancaster General Hospital Ms. Katherine L. Pringle Maureen D. and Peter P. Paoli Brian Glasser HFZ Capital Kasowitz, Benson, Torres Langan Engineering and Paramount Group, Inc. Larry F. Hicks, III & Friedman, LLP Mary Beth McCullough Lisa and Jeffrey Glass Environmental Services, Inc. Katsaros Familly Foundation John E. McGlade Melissa L. and Hiten D. Patel Judith M. Glick James Tomilson Hill, III Bradley M. Langston Andrew D. Katz Barbara T. McGlinn Mr. and Mrs. Jitendra Patel John H. Glick, MD and Judy Glick Jocelyn A. and John K. Hillman Larry’s Legacy–Sunflowers of Hope, Inc. Francine K. and Steven Katz Beth A. McKeown Patient Accounts Services, LLC GLP US Management, LLC The Wayne and Barbara Hinman Larsen Foundation Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kauffman Thomas E. McMonigle, Sr. Patriarch Family Foundation Cynthia and Evan Goldberg La Speranza Charitable Foundation Ed Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman Medical Imaging of Lehigh Valley, PC Susan and Paul Lichtman Rosemary Chromey and Harriet J. and Ronald P. Lassin Richard M. Goldberg The Holewinski Family Foundation, Inc. Connie G. and Jules J. Kay Nadeem Meghji Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton Lynn and Paul Lattanzio & Garrison Ellen and Raymond Goldberg Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, LP Ms. Sheryl Drangel Kaye and Marla and Jon Mehlman Laurel Auto Reconditioning, Inc. Pearlman Family Foundation Rosalie and Harvey Goldberg Honickman Charitable Foundation Mr. Charles R. Kaye The Melchizedek Fund The late Carol and Lawrence Pollock Peggy Spiegler Melanoma Drew Goldman Cynthia and Larry Horowitz Sarah and Daniel J. Keating, III Metropolitan Life Foundation Research Foundation The late Agnes S. Kelly Claude E. Lazard Goldman Sachs & Co. Howard S. and Deborah Jonas MHB Foundation Stacey and Louis Pellegrini Nancy Lee B. and Paul Kelly Elizabeth Lazarus The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Foundation Ilana Katz Sand and Michael Sand Ilene Dalinka Penn and Arthur Penn Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. Fund The late Dora Y. Lee Golf for Rob The late Sharon D. Howe Midtown Residences, LLC Ellen B. Lee Kevin and Erica Penn Charitable Hudson Pacific Services, Inc. Rhonda and David Kessler Goodman Family Philanthropic Fund Ella Warren Shafer Miller Foundation Lehigh Valley Community The Huron Foundation Elizabeth A. Khan, MD Meg and Bennett Goodman MIndich Family Foundation Pennsylvania Oncology Hematology and Yasin Nisar Khan, MD Foundation Kieran Goodwin Hyman Family Charitable Fund Nancy and James Minnick Associates Kicks4Chris Foundation Donald E. Leiter Helaine Gordon The late Barbara A. Idzik Neal Miranda James W. Perachio Kwiina Kim Marguerite Lenfest Governor’s Woods Foundation I. Edward Picker Charitable Fund Mistler Family Foundation Peter Cohen Family Foundation Kirkland and Ellis Foundation Margaret J. Leonard Sara and James Gowing II Girasole Trust Christine and Alan K. Miyasaki Peter G. Peterson Foundation Robin Friedman Klatt and Dr. Benjamin Lev IMS Health The Philadelphia Foundation Lisa and Neal S. Grabell Bradford R. Klatt Mrs. Caryl Glass Levin and Joan T. Mobley, MD and Incyte Corporation Stacey J. Mobley, Esq. Phil Weber Fund Carole Haas Gravagno Susan Kline Klehr and Michael Levin, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gray Independence Blue Cross Leonard M. Klehr, Esq. James G. Levin Mok Family Charitable Fund The late Margaret G. Picarelli Amy and William Green Laurie K. Ingerman Debra A. and Mark D. Klein Diane and Harry Levin Foundation The late Marlene Mollen Ralph Pickett Daniel B. Green Carl Inserra Leukemia Fund Beth and Michael S. Klein Susan and Jeffrey Levitt Bruce E. Moore Pircher, Nichols & Meeks

100 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 101 Lisa and Stephen Plavin Danielle and Gerard Rosato Seymore and Helen Ann Rubin Scott Stackman Ted Driven, LLC Barbara and Arthur Weinrach Foundation Plaza at King of Prussia Francie and Rafael Rosato St. Agnes MOB, LLC Ken Templeton David R. Weinreb SG Securities, LLC PMC Property Group, Inc. Judy Eng and Thomas Rosato Debbie and Rick Stamm Teva Pharmaceutical Harriet and Larry Weiss Shah Family Foundation Richard J. Pogach Memorial Martin B. Rosen Richard E. Stat The Bynum Family Foundation Faith H. and Sol H. Weiss, Esq. Foundation Norman A. and Margaret I. Shane Chris D. and S. L. Rosenberg Jill C. and Jon Steinberg The Levis Family Fund Walt K. Weissman Charitable Trust Abigail Pogrebin Rosenbluth Family Fund of Jewish Joshua Steiner The MAT Charitable Foundation Shannon 2006 Revocable Trust Rebecca and Aaron Weitman Stacy A. Sawyer Pollack and Federation of Greater Philadelphia Judith A. and Michael H. Steinhardt The Wendy’s Company Wells Fargo Foundation Jonathan L. Pollack Rachel Ebby-Rosin, PhD Gina C. and Stuart H. Shapiro, MD Ms. Nancy Stephens and Mr. Owen Thomas and Roy Rosin, MBA Wells Fargo Securities, LLC Jane K. Pollock and Philip E. Berney The late Honorable Norma Mr. Rick Rosenthal Terri B. and Joe Bryan Thornton, Jr. Lyn Ross Levy Shapiro Ms. Jennifer Westphal Philip Porcari Lou and Harry Stern Family Melanie and Lewis S. Sharps, MD Thyroid Hope, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Porta David and Meg Roth Foundation WGAS Foundation Nancy and Benjamin Shein Timothy Haahs & Associates, Inc. Poses Family Foundation Pamela and Stuart Rothenberg Sabina and Harlan M. Stone The White Horse Group Foundation Marcy A. Shoemaker and Tishman Speyer Properties, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Phyllis Pottash Mrs. Stacey Storm and Carolyn and Marc J. Rowan Robert Shoemaker Dr. Phillip Storm Jackie and Marc Topaz Ken Whitney Carole A. and Stuart Lee Potter, Esq. Shorenstein Properties, LLC Rowan Family Foundation StrategicDistribution, LP Betty N. Tornetta The Hon. C. H. Williams Jane and David Preiser The late Marion Rowen The Frank V. Sica and Stratton Foundation Victoria L. Tourville Trust Agreement and S. V. Williams, MD Preiser Family Foundation Colleen McMahon Foundation Seymore and Helen Ann Elizabeth F. Stribling Lorraine and Joseph B. Tumolo Denise and Andrew Winner David and Nancy Presti Foundation, Inc. Rubin Foundation Brandon J. Shorenstein Lise Strickler and Mark Gallogly Deborah Feith Tye The Wisch Family Foundation The Prevor Family Foundation, Inc. May and Samuel Rudin Family The Sidewater Family Foundation Charitable Fund UBS Financial Services, Inc. The Witkoff Group, LLC Foundation, Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Catherine and Samuel I. Sidewater The Rubin Sugarman Foundation UBS Investment Bank George J. Wolf, Jr. The Louis and Rachel Rudin Professional Receivables Network Judy Munroe and Steven Sidewater Charles E. Sullivan Foundation, Inc. United Way of Greater Philadelphia Gail S. Wolson Dr. Edward and Merry Prostic Jackie and Bippy Siegal Foundation Jane and Thomas J. Sullivan, III and Southern New Jersey Run For The Stripes, Inc. WSFS Bank Elizabeth Prostic Memorial Lecture David M. Silk, Esq. Mrs. Carol W. Summers and United Way of Greater Portland Run the Day Race Management, LLC Series Fund Dr. Robert B. Summers JoAnn and Howard Wurzak Silk Family Foundation United Way of Greater Toronto Russell and Jane Stern Charitable Charitable Fund Gloria Rabinowitz Klara and Larry A. Silverstein Elaine and Marty Sussman Foundation Van Konynenburg Foundation Yablon Family Foundation, Inc. Race Roster USA, Inc. Silverstein Properties, Inc. Jane and James Sutow Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Venable, LLP Cindy Yingling and Rag & Bone Industries, LLC Ellen and Frank D. Svitek RXR Co Property Management, LLC Kasia and Michael Silverton Ventas Charitable Foundation Stephen Yingling Rahm Family Fund Srinivasan Swaminathan, PhD Sacks Family Foundation Jacqueline S. and David E. Simon Linda Verba Hofman Sung J. Yoo Raider Hill Capital, LLC Barbara and Leonard Sylk Sadie Nauy Charitable Foundation Sally and Warren L. Simpson, Jr. Villari, Brandes & Giannone, PC YourCause, LLC Randy Reiff Family Foundation, LLC Paul E. Singer Foundation Anthony Tabatznik Saks Fifth Avenue Valeria R. and Steven M. Virany Ruey J. Yu, OMD, PhD Rapafusyn Pharmaceuticals Meredith A. Elson and Angela and Vincent J. Tague Saks, Inc. Virany Family Foundation Dr. Myint Zan Francis H. Rasmus, Jr. Matthew Sirovich Kelly and Vincent J. Tague, Jr. Ilana Katz Sand, MD and Vornado Realty Trust Joseph R. Zebrowitz, MD Susan and James Ratner Fund Mr. Michael E. Sand The Sirrus Group Tague Lumber Inez and John B. Wade, III The late Erika Zelenski Beverly and Julius B. Rauch, III The Mara and Ricky Sandler Sleeping Lion Trust Sarah Tarditi Gallagher Jeffrey M. Waranch Bruce Zimmerman Raymond F. Reed Charitable Fund Foundation SL Green Realty Memorial Fund David Wasserman Christos S. Zoulas Diane Slavitz Raynes Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC Donna Lombardi-Slipakoff and Tar Holdings, LLC Jerry Slipakoff The late Gordon A. B. Watson Ms. Dana Zucker and RBC Capital Markets Corporation Saramar Foundation Teal Ribbon Ovarian Cancer Elise M. and Timothy J. Sloan Research Foundation, Inc. Weingart Family Fund Mr. Brahm Cramer RBC Foundation Brookfield Place Thomas Saylak 2012 Saylak Family Charitable Fund Slosburg Family Charitable Trust Scott Rechler Scott Schaevitz Phyllis and Irving Smith Foundation, Inc. Louise H. and Alan L. Reed, Esq. ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER BENEFACTORS $5,000 – $9,999 Schaffer, Schonholz & Drossman, LLP Constance Smukler Raymond F. Reed Kenneth and Loretta Schatz Cheryl Tessler Solit Foundation, Inc Mrs. Carolyn J. Reisman and 2019 Foundation Jeffrey M. Reisman, MD Carole A. Solomon Fund Tina and Ron Abel Cori and Seth P. Berger Nancy and G. Theodore Burkett Debra and James H. Schiff The Honorable Edward G. Rendell Joan Solotar Geeta Narendra Ahya Katherine D. Berges August J. Calderone David A. Schlessinger Research Foundation of the Jocelyn and Scott Sontag Sylvia and Burton Albert Wendy and Howard Berk Ellen Cass Treatment of Ovarian Cancer Jane Hartley and Ralph Schlosstein Ruth and Arne Sorenson Daniel F. Amoroso Leslie N. Bluhm and Certares Sara and Eric C. Resnick Catherine Schmitt Helene Silverman Sorin and Christine Anderson David A. Helfand Charles J Schwab Foundation, Inc. Linda Richardson Carol and Thomas M. Scholtis Robert J. Sorin Jamie Aronow Margo and Mitchell Blutt Allison Charney Epstein Rick’s Run Schulte Roth & Zabel, LLP Soros Foundation Rose and Paul C. Astor, Esq. Melissa Bodie Dr. Ching-Lynn Chen Joan and Bernard Spain Elizabeth Riley-Wasserman, PhD, Schwab Charitable Fund Christopher L. Boyatt Foundation Trust Amy E. Atzeff Jacobsson Rosemary Chromey and and Keith Wasserman Christine Hearst and Auldridge Fund Edmund Brandhorst Richard M. Goldberg Rioni Trust Stephen A. Schwarzman Ann and Murray Spain Foundation William J. Avery Deb and Randall Brenner Clayman Family Foundation Robert and Lynne Grossman Marlene Stoczko and Sparks Exhibit Corp Terry and Alexander J. Brucker, MD Marci and Jeremy Cohen Family Foundation James D. Scully, Jr. Sparks Marketing Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Barasch Jerry Bruckheimer Stephen Cohen Rocco and Barbara Martino Segall Family Foundation Katherine G. Farley and Barry Wish Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation Beatrix and Michael Seidenberg Jerry I. Speyer Donna J. Bartynski Bryn Mawr Trust Company Suzanne D. and Norman U. Cohn JoAnn and John J. Rooney Jill and Evan I. Seigerman SPIA Foundation Maria Joan and Lawrence Baum Mindy Buch-Garvey Allison and Timothy Coleman

102 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 103 Jayme O. and Bryan Colket Scott Fried Arthur Kaplan and R. Duane Perry Jacqueline E. Markart Ross J. Roberts Kenneth L. Stein, Esq. Colonial School District Friends of Sarcoma Program Aaron Kaplowitz Marrow-McGuire Family Fund Kristina Robinson Nancy Stephens and Rick Rosenthal Brittany Cook Gary L. Fuhrman Robert B. Karofsky Joe B. Massey, MD Mary Rodrigue Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Stern Sandra and Stephen A. Cozen Sharon and Ed Gaffney Stephanie and Mitchell Katz Charles McAfee Jeffrey Rosen Lois and Gershon A. Stern, DDS Crebilly Foundation Nicholas Galakatos Mr. and Mrs. Stefan E. Keller Alejandra and Tyler McNeil Wendy and Paul Rosen StrategicDistribution, LP Wendy D. Crossland, Esq. and Hannah and James Gentilcore Deanne Kelly Rosemarie and Edward Meckeneck Joyce Rosenberg and Donna and Morris Stroud, II Ian F. Crossland, Esq. Edwin S. Rosenberg, DMD Tracy B. and Marc Ginsburg Deborah and James Kern Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ellen and Frank D. Svitek Crunch Fitness Holdings Carrie L. and Laurence A. Goldberg Tory Kiam & Smith, Inc. Chris D. and S. L. Rosenberg Northeast, LLC Theresa J. Synn and Jane F. and Mitchell S. Goldenberg Denise Kimball Susan Rovner Meyer and Beth and Jason Rosenthal David A. Stinnett Joan L. Cunningham James M. Meyer Gail and Samuel M. Goldstein Elaine L. Klein and Caryl G. Rosenthal and Evelyn R. Tabas Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Daily, Jr. Dr. Norman Lee Rosenthal Barbara R. Gomes Craig J. Wallentine Susan R. Meyer Mariann and Alfred F. Talbot David's Dream and Believe Caryn B. Klein-Cohen Chuck Meyers Laura K. and David S. Ross Cancer Foundation Margaret M. Gonzalez TD Charitable Foundation Jacqueline Klinger Morton H. Meyerson David and Meg Roth Ellen and Gary Davis Gwen Thalheimer-Goodkin and Ted Driven, LLC Dr. H. Goodkin Dr. Caryn O. Kraff and Lowell D. Kraff Robert Mihatsch Daryl and Steven Roth Jeffrey Davis Ken Templeton L. Christine Grad, MD Karen and William Kramer Jim Minnick Beth and David Rothenberg Antoinette Delruelle and The Jacobsson Family Fund Debra K. and M. Sean Grady, MD Eilise and William Rouse Joshua Steiner Juntanee Krongboonying Andrea and Christopher Moran Kathleen Tiberio Chris Graham Beth Krouse Alice Furman, MD, and Hugh Rovit Jan Demarzo John P. Moran Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch DePaul Management Company Christina Morin and Steven Graham Hillary and Andrew Landis Dr. Michele A. Kreisler and Mount Pleasant Fund Brian Toner David Rubenstein Depuy AcroMed, Inc. Graham Partners, Inc. Stacey Rosner Lane and Curtis Lane Muchnic Foundation Bea and Dennis J. Travisano Samatha M. Rubin Kishan Dhanani Ann Greene Langan Engineering and Elizabeth Johnston and Tricia and Jason Pantzer Family Fund Steven Rubin Angel Di Pentino Dianne and Robert Greer Environmental Services, Inc. Ralph W. Muller Edward A. Trumpbour Debra and Joseph DiLorenzo Linda B. Grier Nancy and Michael Lascher Maggie Myers, MD and Run the Day Race Management, LLC Amy L. Tucker Meltzer and Cynthia L. Griffo and Alan Lee Saltiel Laudenbach Periodontics and Jonathan A. Epstein, MD Stephen R. Russo Shari Dinaburg and Barry Andrew Jonathan Meltzer Dental Implants Dinaburg, Esq. Susan Gold and Heather and Matthew S. Naylor Saks Fifth Avenue Lorraine and Joseph B. Tumolo Ted Lavin Susan M. Domchek, MD, and William H. Groner, Esq. Suzanne C. and Russell R. Naylor Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Marc Turkel Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, DPhil Sara and Matt Grunwell D. Andrew Lax Rosalind Shapiro Neff and Foundation Katharine Hutton and Dorothy and Frank L. Savage H2 LLC Leedarson America, Inc. Roy S. Neff Denise M. Santa Barbara Family Fund Charles E. Tweedy, MD Bruce C. Hargus Clarissa and Steven Lefkowitz Neshaminy School District Maple Saramar Foundation Phebe and Frederick Downey Point Middle School Elizabeth Bloch and Paul Uhlmann, III Elizabeth Brode Harris and Dr. John F. Lehman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vikrant Sawhney Deborah A. Driscoll, MD Henry F. Harris, Jr. Net Jets United Way of Delaware The Lehman Foundation Carol and Thomas M. Scholtis Lowell H. Dubrow, Esq. The late Marcy Hasbrouck Paul Nolen United Way of the Amy J. and Scott H. Leist Dawn L. Schwab Greater Lehigh Valley Mr. and Mrs. David R. Dugery Andrea L. and Brad E. Heffler Donald E. Leiter Donna Q. and Jeffrey Obrecht Nancy Udolf Schwartz, Esq. Vizient Sheryl and Steven Durham Betsy Helm Marguerite Lenfest Margaret A. O'Connor and Dr. Theodore Schwartz Cecilia and Mark Vonderheide Judith T. Ebby, PhD and Catherine L. and A. Carl Helwig Gerry Lenfest Legacy Fund of the Philip Okala Gregg G. Seibert Stuart F. Ebby John Wallace Angela D. and Patrick F. Henry Philadelphia Foundation Brooke Owen-Thomas James Seppala Tyler Eck and Sandy Eck Jeffrey M. Waranch Barbara A. Henshaw James G. Levin Paid Navy Yard Tenant Funds Mit Shah Sherry and Brian Effron David Wasserman Marni Hersch Lori and Raymond M. Levin Palm Beach Country Club Vivan B. and Harold T. Shapiro, PhD Nora Effron and Dr. Charles Effron Lawrence Hester Mina Tamura and Jonathan Levine Tuhin Parikh Emily S. Sharko Meaghan and Con Egan Gregg Wattenberg Wayne Hinman Sam R. Levine Richard Pearlstone G. Shimer, Esq. and Robin and Jonathan Eiseman Claudia and Gunter Weissenberger The late Thomas Hipple Felicia Madison Levy and Erica J. and Kevin S. Penn The Honorable I. Shimer Amy Elias Sarah Wildemore and Todd Hirsh Sander M. Levy Ellen F. Perlmutter Nancy and Philip T. Siegel, DDS John K. Wildemore, III Eventions Productions Dana and Michael S. Hokin Steven L. Lichtenfeld Jane K. Pollock and Philip E. Berney Richard L. Siewert Michael Wimmer Shiva and Tarek Farouki Marjorie and Jeffrey Honickman Linda and Fredric L. Lightman Phyllis Pottash Sila Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. Steven Wisch Steven M. Feldman Karen Horn and Linda's Loft Jill and Jon R. Powell Amy and Jeffrey Silverman David Z. Wolfson Jane E. Veron and Andrew Feldstein Frederick L. Horn, Esq. Linda's Stuff inc Allison and Richard Prezelski Alisha Slye Lynne and Michael Wolitzer Fields Development Group H-Two Jeffersonville, LP Lockheed Martin Corporation James H. Proferes Dr. Richard Snyder Dr. Susan Stein and David B. Wolk Fifth Generation Inc. Carol and Lawrence Huff Susan A. Lubin and Dr. Craig H. Lubin Michael Pruzan Dr. Joseph Sobanko Gail S. Wolson Ellen Fitzgibbon Memorial Fund Gretchen and M. Roy Jackson, Jr. Joan Mackie Rag & Bone Industries, LLC Julie B. and P. J. Solit Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Wyszomierski Beth M. and Daniel K. Fitzpatrick Jill Just Wants 2 Help Macquarie Holdings (USA), Inc. Catherine and William Rahm Louise A. Sonnenberg, MD Pamela Goren Yohlin and Joseph Steven Florsheim Leila M. and Ian I. Joffe, MD Christina Welsh Madhany, MD and Jocelyn and Scott Sontag Yohlin, Esq. Forward Vision Patricia H. and Kenneth Johnson Qahir Madhany Susan and Daniel Raynor Jennifer Allan and Jonathan Soros Et-Tsu Chen, MD and Gordon Yu, MD Nancy A. and Robert D. Fox Peter Jonak Pamela J. and Kevin B. Mahoney Ree Wynn Foundation Sotheby's, Inc. Karen and Tyler Zachem Irma and Christopher Fralic Katie Jordan Miriam Mandell Susan Reilly Melissa Spohler Beth Zadek and Joph Steckel Ann and Richard G. Frankel Joseph Levine & Sons Memorial Rhea Menin and Carolyn J. Reisman and Morton S. Mandell, MD Jeffrey M. Reisman, MD Suzanne and Brian M. Stadler Dr. Myint Zan Richard and Marlene Frest Chapels, Inc. Family Foundation Michael Judlowe Laure and Stephen R. Manheimer Jane and Paul Rittmaster Stantec Consulting, Inc. Max Zylberdrut

104 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 105 ABRAMSON CANCER CENTER BENEFACTORS $5,000 – $9,999 Goldman Sachs Charitable Gift Tory Kiam Marble and Granite World Barbara R. Gomes Philly Kicking Cancer Foundation Sam Marchiano 2015 – 2018 Good Charity, Inc. Brian Kim Anthony F. and Susan M. Markel Fund Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Group, LLC Peggy and Joseph R. Carver, MD Dr. Charles Effron Chris Graham Beth Klein Ms. Y. Marquez-Pribitkin and Mr. E. Pribitkin Thayer Adams, Esq. and Joseph Casaletto Cindy Eigan Elizabeth and George A. Graham Neil Klein Robert Adams Marrow-McGuire Family Fund Roberto E. Casas Ellerslie Fund of the Princeton Area Patricia S. and Elizabeth M. Koch Scott T. Agnew Memorial Fund Community Foundation Milton H. Grannatt, III, MD The late George W. Marsh, Jr. Ellen and Wyllys Cass Eileen and Peter Koffler Geeta Narendra Ahya El Toro High School Dr. Parmatma Greeley Joshua Mason Louis N. Cassett Foundation Richard S. Kolb Kamal S. Ajam Maggie Myers, MD and Matthew Greenberg Gary Matulis Anthony Caterino Cheryl and Frank Koons All Baby & Child Jonathan A. Epstein, MD Grousbeck Trust Patrick D. McCoy Mrs. Esther M. Cavanaugh and Merle G. and Martin Krimsky ESG Enterprises, Inc. The Grumbacher Family Foundation Howard and Nancy Alter Family Fund Dr. James H. Cavanaugh Gene Krumenacker Susan and Edward K. McCullough Exelon Corporation Linda G. Guendelsberger Michael Amato Andrea Cavitolo Foundation Steve and the late Susie E. Krupnick Dennis J. McDonagh Norma A. Fabian Jack Hafner Amoroso’s Baking Company Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chambers Laborers District Council of Audrey McNiff Shiva and Tarek Farouki Dr. Eva Andersson Maria Chaves Hallingby Family Foundation Philadelphia & Vicinity L.I.U.N.A. McNiff Family Fund Fascitelli Family Foundation Barbara and Randolph J. Angermann Checking for Cancer Olivia John Hamlet Laborers’ International Union of J. J. Medveckis Foundation Edith and Jonathan Fassberg North America Local 332 Judith and David Antzis Wendy and Matthew Cherwin Hankin Foundation Jeffrey Meersand Foundation for Individual Liberty Hillary K. LaChance Arbor Commercial Mortgage, LLC Chiara Boni USA Corp. Howard Hanna Arlene and Walter Meranze Michael Feder Kathleen and Jay Lathen Dr. Jeanne Ann Arnold and Erica Chin and Albert Satija Account Elizabeth Brode Harris and Merck & Co., Inc. Edward Henry Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feder Henry F. Harris, Jr. D. Andrew Lax Chubb & Son, Inc. Judith M. Merhar Ash Family Foundation Albert J. Feldman, Esq. Jason S. Harrow Donor Advised Fund Kwon M. Lee and William J. Weber Ellen B. and Winston J. Churchill Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Atlas Capital Group, LLC Melissa A. and Morton H. Fetterolf, III Nancy and Harry G. Hayman, III Mei Li and Leslie Leff Fenner & Smith, Inc. Clayman Family Foundation Ballinger, Inc. Rebecca Raphael and Michael K. Headley Clarissa and Steven Lefkowitz Susan Rovner Meyer and Daniel M. Cohen James M. Meyer Charles Bancroft Eric Feuerstein Health Spring, Inc. Ms. Lisa Lehman-Perri and Alma and Sylvan Cohen Firestone Family Giving Fund Harvey A. Heffner Mr. Fortunato Perri, Jr. Morton H. Meyerson Lois Harshaw Barker Philanthropic Fund Nancy S. Barness First Trust Bank Barbara A. Henshaw Adam G. Leitzes Michael Addesso Marble John W. Collins & Granite World, Inc. Barnett Charitable Foundation The late Dr. Joel P. Fishbein Herlitz Family Charitable Fund The late Felicia S. Lemonick Russell R. Consentino Miller Ford Sales Richard K. Barnhart Ileene M. and Jeffrey D. Fisher Barbara and Sandon M. Herzlich, Sr. Wesley LePatner Conservest Capital Advisors, Inc. John W. Mills Barrist Family Foundation Sarah and David Fiszel Jane Hicks Marce H. and William J. Leventon Matt Crawford Jill Gray Monni Jeff A. Bartos Molly Flaherty Eve J. Higginbotham-Williams, MD Lori and Raymond M. Levin Elizabeth M. and Daniel W. Crofts Montgomery County Hand Center, Inc. Cristina L. Basser and Steven Florsheim Carol G. and Lawrence A. Huff Joseph Levine & Son, Inc. Crothall Healthcare, Inc. Serena and John W. Moon Stephen R. Basser, Esq. Fox Rothschild, LLP IBEW Local Union 98 Jeannie and Barry Lewin Andrew J. Dady, Esq. Lori Tarnopol Moore and Ann and Mark Bechtel Laura Fried IMC Construction Elisa Lewis LeighAnne Daly David Moore Mary Ann and Thomas Bedwell Marcy D. and Brian Friedman Imprivata Elisa Tractman Lewis, Esq. and Daniel M. Tabas Family Foundation Howard LewisArthur Liao Stephen W. Morro and The Benjamin Shein Family Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Friedman Innovative Timing Systems, LLC Elizabeth E. Morro Trust Foundation Arthur Dantchik Samuel A. and Susan C. Liebman Cheryl and Mark Friedman J & H Gentilcore Charitable Fund Christine L. and John W. Morsbach Jessica S. and Eric M. Berger Champion Way Foundation, Inc. Philanthropic Fund DBA DC Wings of Hope Friedman Family Foundation Jill Just Wants 2 Help Muller Family Charitable Fund Mitchell Berger Richard S. Linhart Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. John Delatour Kevin Frost Timothy Johnson Naeem Khan, LTD Sybiel B. Berkman Foundation Lippman Family Foundation Maryann and Thomas DeLellis Kenneth C. Fry Johnson & Johnson Corporation Adam Nelson Kathy and Barry Bernsten Christopher Lippmann Dell Technologies Gary L. Fuhrman Chris Jones Neshaminy School District Maple Alfred Berry Laurie Ann Loevner, MD Point Middle School Ann Marie Demuth Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Geiling Joseph Levine & Sons Joshua H. Bilenker, MD Anne Jordan Logan Memorial Chapels, Inc. NRG Energy, Inc. Dilorenzo Realty Group, LLC Jac Gelman Joseph Bilinski Charitable Trust Carol and Horace A. Long Jennifer Kabaker Donna Q. and Jeffrey Obrecht Jill C. and Alexander Dimitrief Gerard B. Lambert Foundation Janice I. and Arthur R. Block, Esq. Lissa B. and Jeffrey K. Longacre Janet Maisel Kagan and Nancy and Morris W. Offit Stephanie C. and Ronald R. Donatucci Susan Getz Sole Prop Mitchell and Margo Blutt Howard Kagan Paul D. Loosmann Offit Capital Advisors, LLC Elizabeth G. and Kevin F. Donohoe Guy Giordano Family Foundation Tudy and Hyman R. Kahn, MD Navneet Lotlikar Mr. and Mrs. Jon Oringer Dorothy and Frank L. Savage Deborah E. and Dennis Glass David Bookspan Leonard Kane Michael and Carol Lowenstein Family Fund Saly A. Glassman Foundation, Inc. Drs. Delphine and Leon Ouazana Pamela B. and John A. Bown, Jr. Helen Kaplan Phebe and Frederick Downey Wendy B. and Richard C. Glazer Allison Lutnick Randall A. Oyer, MD Steven L. Boynton Brian Kappra Robert M. Dreidink Glazer Family Foundation Lani and Thomas F. J. MacAniff Tuhin Parikh Jane and Ronald Brandt Robert B. Karofsky Drueding Foundation George Gleim Peter K. MacEwen PATHS, LLC Laura Tisch Broumand and Jules and Connie Kay Fund Stafford R. Broumand, MD Glenn Dubin Sonia and Stephen Gliatta Christina Welsh Madhany, MD and PCA Industrial & Paper Supplies, Inc. Joia and Joshua Kazam Loretta C. and W. Joseph Duckworth Mr. Qahir Madhany Cynthia and Robert Pearlstein, MD Wendy Brown Diane Glynn Jewelry Charitable Fund Marc Duey Maidencreek Church Alyce M. Peek Brunello Cucinelli USA, Inc. Mary and Joseph A. Goldbeck John E. Keefe, Sr. Stephen L. Bryan Edward G. Rendell, LLC Richard and Linda Malnight Fund Erica J. and Kevin S. Penn Andy Goldberger Kent and Mindy Gushner Family BUCK Cancer Foundation Sherry L. and Brian Effron Michael Goldfarb Foundation Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Pennoni Consulting Engineers Andrew K. Camponelli Mrs. Nora Effron and Dr. Stanley Goldfarb Katherine B. Ketcham Helen and James F. Mannion Pepper Hamilton, LLP

106 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 107 Holly A. Phelps Charles and Lynn Schusterman Robert and Jane Toll Foundation Jody L. and Alan Scott Brody Andrew J. Frankle Benjamin Jumper Family Foundation Phillies Brian Toner Brownstein Group Renee D. Freeman Diane Kanca Elliot D. Schwartz Melissa Pianko Jeremy Treat Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Freeman Interiors, Inc. Bonnie and David Kaplan G. Ross Segal, DMD Roberta Pichini Tricia and Jason Pantzer Family Fund Christina L. Burke Stephen Freier Jill M. Kaplan, Esq. James Seppala PJT Partners Holdings, LP Mr. Michael C. Troped Margaret A. Burpee Barbara Friedman Kirkwood Foundation Irene McMenamin Shabel and The late Stan Polk Katharine Hutton and Linda Carson Kevin Frost Kathryn Kirstein, VMD Fred A. Shabel Maury L. Popowich Charles E. Tweedy, MD Cashmanand Associa Corporation, Vanessa Fuss Joan Klagsbrun Aaron L. Shapiro Trust Philadelphia Maury Popowich and Children Julie Uderitz Jerry Gallagher Lisa and David Klein Jesse Sharf Kristine Casullo Philanthropic Trust Joseph Ujobai Richard Garvin Jamie and Warren Klein Dewey K. Shay Donna Delrieu and Steve Catone Preformances, Inc. United Way of Delaware Marilyn and Captain Peter J. Gaskin, Roxana and Gary Kline SHK Management, Inc. Elizabeth M. Cecil, Esq. and (USN) (Ret) Premier Properties Real Estate, Inc. United Way of the Katelyn Koons Steven Shoemate Greater Lehigh Valley Dr. Henry S. Cecil Elizabeth H. Gemmill, Esq. James H. Proferes Douglas Korn ShopHouse Design Mr. Jon P. Venetos Cescaphe Limited, LLC Danya A. and Peter and Eileen Quinn Charitable Fund Dr. Meredith Klein Kosann Carolyn Short-Torsella and Meredith and Bryan Verona Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chambers Edmond M. George, Esq. Florence Reid Sharon I. Labow Joseph Torsella Michael Gevurtz Veronica Beard Ellen B. and Winston J. Churchill Susan Reilly Hillary K. LaChance Lorna Shuster Dina F. Ghen Paul von Behren Citizens Financial Group, Inc. REV44, LLC Patricia K. and The Honorable Frank Sica CMGRP, Inc. Robert Gibson The Richman Family Foundation Cecilia and Mark Vonderheide William H. Lamb Andrew Siegel Ellen and Peter Cohen Mindy H. and I. R. Goldberg, Jr. Heidi and Richard O. Rieger Elyse M. and David S. Walker Adam Landau Ravi and Mona Sinha Family Fund John E. Collier Richard Goldberg Cynthia and Joseph F. Riggs John Wallace Lynn and Paul Lattanzio Peter Skelton Sarcoma Kara A. Collins, MSN, CRNP Catherine and Kieran Goodwin Robin Goldberg Robbins Fund Research Foundation, Inc. Ty E. Wallach Joanne C. Letwinch Joan Connolly Karen A. Gordon Barbara and Jay Rosan Garnett Smith Cynthia Clift and David Karol Michele and Robert C. Levin Michelle Conron Professor Nancy Bregstein Gordon Wassong David Levine Ryan F. Rosen Nadia and Edward D. Sopher and Gary Gordon, MD Neil Cooper Mr. and Mrs. William Watts, Jr. Margot J. Levy Michael B. Rosenfeld Scott D. Soussa Robin Gordon Realtor Thomas B. Coppage Weaver Construction Dr. Steven A. Levy Caryl G. Rosenthal and Philip C. Sproger Marisa Graziano and Robert C. Deborah and Robert Coppola Dr. Norman Lee Rosenthal Suzanne and Brian M. Stadler Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Weiner Gorman, MD Jonathan Lightman Debra and I. Michael Coslov The Edward John and Marjorie Seltzer Stanek, MD Nancy D. and Robert Weisberg Amy T. Gowing Dr. Robert Linkenheimer Patricia Rosenwald Foundation Council Rock School District Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg Elie Weiss Elizabeth and George A. Graham Susan L. and Dante Lombardi Beth and David Rothenberg Gregory J. Cowhey Charitable Trust Caroline Werner David Grande, MD Andrea London The Richard and Barbara Rovit Caitlin Crowe Kenneth John Stern Trust West Deptford Middle School Carole Haas Gravagno Carol A. and John D. Lucey, Jr., Esq. Family Foundation, Inc. Crown Cork & Seal Company, Inc. Sarah Stoker Diane and Howard Wohl Caroline and Joshua Gray Luxe Event Rental Amy Bright Ruben and Family Foundation John D'Angelo, CPA Richard Ruben Beth and Stephen Stonberg Andrew J. Green Ian P. Lynch Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Wolfson D'Angelo & Company, PC SABINO Trust Fund Lily B. Stone Geoffrey M. Gross Elizabeth A. Maggio Richard C. Woodhams Mitchell Davis Salesforce.com Sussman Family Fund Robert Grossman John D. Mannion, MD Lynn H. Yeakel and Paul M. Yeakel Glen De Vries Cynthia L. Griffo and Alan Lee Saltiel Jeff Sutton Charity Fund Gregory R. Hager Louis Marchese Young Adjustment Company Richard Delaney Samuel Station, Sr. Charitable Trust Daniel M. Tabas Family Foundation James B. Halligan David M. Kaplan You The Planet Foundation Joanne Brecker Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Alyssa and Marco Tablada Peter Halperin, MD Arlinda C. Marrano Megan M. Digregorio Foundation Mariann and Alfred F. Talbot Jimmy Yung Michael Hanamirian Joy and Peter Martosella, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dion Santa Rosa Consulting, Inc. Paul J. Taubman Zelin Family Fund Robert Hankin Robert Matelwich Robert M. Dreidink Barbara A. Schlott The Cozen O’Connor Foundation, Inc. Barrie R. Zesiger Leda Harrington Lyn S. Matis, PhD and Robert J. Dwyer, Jr. Tami A. Schneider Tioga Foundation Andrew E. Zobler Julie Hawkins Louis A. Matis, MD Epic Charitable Fund Scholler Foundation Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Joan and Larry Zombek Victoria Heffler Jodie W. McLean Epstein Family Charitable Trust Harvey A. Heffner Patrick D. McLean Matthew J. Etzrodt, Sr. Rory J. McTear FACULTY SOCIETY $2,500 – $4,999 Natalie Herald William Falstich Debra and Thomas Hessert, Jr. Bonnie Miller and Harry M. Schwartz Brett Felgoise Sally Tonkin and William Harold Michael F. Milone, Esq. 2019 Samantha J. Felgoise Hines, MD Leora Naomi Mogilner, MD and Robert Adriaanse Austin Healey Club of New England Randie and Laurence Berman David Fierabend Darcy Horn Richard S. Linhart Alpine Development Partners, LLC Abbe Bernstein Avart and Daniel Bernstein Robert James Mongeluzzi, Esq. Mark Avart, DO Sarah Figueredo Anne M. and Peter C. Hughes Howard Altman Bessemer Trust Company Lori Tarnopol Moore and AYI Industries, LLC Finch Brands Elaine Hunt Howard G. Altman, MD Blair Family Foundation David Moore Cristina L. Basser and Kelly Fink In Memory Of Lindsey and David Morgan Lisa M. Anastos, Esq. Stephen R. Basser, Esq. Lisa and Michael Blank Elizabeth D. and Paul J. Finley, Sr. Jackson Immunoresearch Labs, Inc. Dr. Hilarie Lauter Morgan and Danielle Anzalone Ann and Mark Bechtel Janice and Gary Blumenthal Florida Fish for Life, Inc. Aimee and Brian Jalazo Mitchell Morgan Keri Arnold Mitchell Berger Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bohn Susan M. and Jim Florsheim JH Constructions Services, Inc. Andrea R. Moser and Catherine Aronowitz Karly and Lee Berman Christa Brandon Trishna and Andy Florsheim Paul C. Johnson Peter Halperin, MD Asha by ADM, LLC Nina J. Berman Theodore Breckel Martin N. Frank Chuck Judge Nicole E. and Michael Moser

108 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 109 Angela Naccarato Rachel Ebby-Rosin, PhD and Sherrie and William D. Spiegel Joshua Blatt Marggy and Thomas S. Ells, PhD Mark C. Hamilton Janet Naccarato Roy Rosin, MBA Sindhu K. Srinivas, MD, MSCE Sheree and Wayne Bloch Enviva Biomass The Harmony Ball Company New Spring Capital, LLC The late Herbert C. Roy Amy and Randall C. Stein Bloomberg, LP Erin Development Co., Inc. Andrew T. Harper Booster Jill Werman Harris H.R. Nicholson and Ray Klausen Royer Cooper Cohen Braunfeld, LLC Cynthia A. Stevens Dr. Steven Erle Lucia and Jason T. Boxer Excel Communuications The Hartman Family Foundation Vicki Nicolls Judy Ruggeri and Fred Miller Sarah and David Stoker Sherman Bradley Worldwide, Inc. Healthcare Building Solutions, Inc. Gail Norry and Elliot C. Norry, MD Katherine S. Sachs Valerie J. and James H. Stone Paul Branum Katharine W. and William H. Eyre, Jr. Andrea L. and Brad E. Heffler Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell Stacey Sager and Andrew L. Platt Brett Studner Jody L. and Alan Scott Brody Fairview Golf Course, Inc. Lauren and Michael Heller & Hippel, LLP Abby and David Salzman Jeanie and Philip Taddeo Amy and Marc Brownstein Mrs. Caragh Fay Charitable Fund Offit Kurman Charitable Ricky Sandler Thirty Club of London Nancy and G. Theodore Burkett Stacey and Andrew L. Feller Howard Henschel Foundation, Inc. Stacey and Jonathan Satovsky Honey and Barry Tishgart Amanda Cabot Stuart Fenkel Jennifer Highman Otto's Imported Cars, LTD Kathleen M. and George Saxon Michelle L. Toll and Barbara Young Camp Fields Hi-Rise Construction Marjorie and Jeffrey Honickman Barrie and John Overend Company, LLC Schaffer, Schonholz & Drossman, LLP William O'Flanagan Canterbury Consultants, Inc. Brian Horey Don Parker David Fierabend Tami A. Schneider Tomorrow's Utilities, Inc Joanne W. Carey John Horne Dr. Olivia Tournay-Flatto and Lynda and Robin M. Parker Miriam A. Schneirov Gina M. Tophoney Mrs. Anne G. Catalano Hyman and Jimenez Family Fund Mr. Adam Flatto Elizabeth Parthemore Richard Trobman Caterfino Family Fund Interior Design Fabrications, Inc. Lyris A. Schonholz Nancy A. and Robert D. Fox Parth Patel Cedarbrook Country Club Anne and Joseph Jacovini, Esq. Zachary Schreiber Kelsea Turner Irma and Christopher Fralic Cindy Pearlstein Centurion Benefits, LLC Alex Jakubowski Susan G. and Jeffrey I. Schwartz United Way of Greater Portland Angela N. Francolino Sheila and Edward F. Chacker Alan Jaslow Michael Pechin Shelley Schwartz Omar Vaishnavi Jason Friedman Dr. Ching-Lynn Chen Dr. Nathaniel Jellinek Linda Percival and John Percival, MD Nancy and James Schwartzman Adriana Vazquez Mark Allen Friedman Foundation Robert A. Clair Jewish Community Center Judd Perkins Vincent Giordano Corp Friends of Sarcoma Program in Manhattan Ariel Several Andy Cohen Permit Capital Advisors, LLC Michele M. Volpe Joyce Frost Joel and Gail Morganroth Irene McMenamin and Ellen and Peter Cohen John Peruto Fred A. Shabel Marnie and Samuel Gaer Foundation Molly Vos Jaime Colcket Charitable Fund Leila M. and Ian I. Joffe, MD Daria and R. Anderson Pew Betty Shea Margaret and Robert Wallis Colonial Nissan, Inc. Ryan G. Gallagher Julius and Ray Charlestein Jonathan Potter Glenn T. Sheller Dawn Walsh Max W. Comess Arnold E. Galman Foundation Preformances, Inc. Bruce Shelly Marla Weinstein Wasserman David Comey Robert S. Galvin, MD Lisa Speicher and Carl H. June, MD Hunter Pruitt William Sheppard Helene C. Weathers Linda and Harry L. Cook Edward J. Garabedian Just Give Thomas B. Coppage Paul Quinlan Beth Shields Ira Marc Weidhorn Michael Gelb Kahn Foundation Create Motivate Inspire, Inc. Barbara T. Radler Andrew Shoemaker Noele and Alan J. Wein, MD, PHD John A. Geraghty Dr. Suraj Kaneria Bridget King Crooks, Esq. and Jane Kantor Jill S. Reiff Michele Siberberg Nancy D. and Robert Weisberg Jeff Gersom Gary W. Crooks, MD he Gerstner-Crump Fund Aman Kapadia Randy Reiff Stuart Singer Stephanie and Steven M. Weiss Cumberland Advisors, Inc. Mali and Eitan Gertel Bonnie and David Kaplan Mary E. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. John T. Skeuse Beatrice and Richard Wernick Mitchell Davis Giant Martin’s Michele and Jason F. Kaplan Phoebe Resnick and Julia Smallen Jo Fineman White and Glen De Vries Tracy B. and Marc Ginsburg Charitable Gift Fund Dr. Myron Resnick Deanne Smith-Johns Dr. Sander I. White Deacom, Inc. Andrew Gitkin Diane Katz Barbara and William F. Rich Smith & Nephew Group Res Centre Paul M. Whyte Sean Deasy Nancy Ellen Glass Jacquelyn Katz Sheri Risler Patricia and George W. Smyth Debbie and Steven Wigrizer Rosa Dembitzer GlaxoSmithKline Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Katz Risler Financial Management Denise and Andrew Winner Dilworth Paxson, LLP Dr. Susan Drossman and Donald Gleklen Katharine Keenan Mrs. Shari Dinaburg and Robin Goldberg Robbins Adam D. Sokoloff Stephanie D. Wolfson Rochelle Kelly Barry Andrew Dinaburg, Esq. Carrie L. and Laurence A. Goldberg John Roda Kathleen and Richard Soloff Andrew Yaffe Dr. Valerie Parkas and Sherri Dion Rosalie and Harvey Goldberg Susan and William Rosato Dr. Janice M. Soreth Cynthia and Ralph Yaffe Dr. Jason S. Kendler atherine Felsen DiPietro Jane F. and Mitchell S. Goldenberg Deborah and James Kern Jillian Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Specter Tammy Yarmark Stuart L. Disston Rachael F. Goldfarb Madeline and Steven J. Kessler Ryan F. Rosen Michael Spiegel Carl H. Zahn, Jr. D & K Braga Charitable Fund of the Karen Goldsmith Robert S. Key American Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. James B. Goldstein Timothy Keyser Eileen J. and Michael R. Dougherty Rebecca G. Goldstein and $2,500 – $4,999 Michelle Haris Kichline, Esq. FACULTY SOCIETY Dry Family Charitable Foundation Scott Waynebern David R. Killinger Lowell H. Dubrow, Esq. Vicki M. and Richard Goldstein Deborah Klein 2015 – 2018 Drs Janet and Leonard M. Dzubow Gail and Samuel M. Goldstein Jamie and Warren Klein Tina and Ron Abel Douglas Armer Dr. Horace Barsh Caroline Brayer Ebby, PhD Lauren Gorski Debbie and Marc Kohn Sylvia and Burton Albert Helen F. Arnold Michele Barzydlo and Robert Ebby, Esq. Greater Philadelphia Radio Marc and Debbie Kohn Alpine Development Partners, LLC Asnen Jacoby, Inc. Brian Bash Ms. S. Edelman Lustgarten Greene Van Arsdale Foundation and Mr. E. Lustgarten Philanthropic Fund American Securities Foundation Sylvaine Aust Cori and Seth P. Berger Jill T. Grossman Edward and Lucy R. Minor Jill Kort Samir Amichi Jeffrey A. Banks Katherine Downey Berges Sara and Matt Grunwell Foundation Kossann A5mk Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Barasch Michael P. Guerra Nisa C. Amoils, Esq. and Bessemer Trust Company Michael Eglit Charitable Fund Mr. Bradley Amoils The Barber Family Foundation The late G. Gushner Cathy Black Eiseman Levine Lehrhaupt Janet L. Kronfeld Daniel F. Amoroso Linda and Bruce Baron Nancy Tarman Black, Esq. and & Kakoyiannis, PC Bonnie Haldeman Hillary and Andrew Landis Angelo, Gordon & Co., LP Barry Wish Family Foundation, Inc. Martin J. Black, Esq. Elena Ariano Memorial Ovarian Peter Halperin, MD Judith Korman Langsfeld and Lisa and John Ariano Mrs. Carol Barsh and Blank Rome, LLP Cancer Research Fund Christopher Hamilton Morton Langsfeld, III, DDS

110 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 111 Cari Robin Gilman and Margaret Anne Nolen Rev Trust David Schimmel The Tumolos Charitable Fund Richard Floyd Wagman Mr. Fred Wolfson Alan M. Lasdon Mrs. Gail Norry and Elliot C. Norry, MD Susan and Richard Schnall Anthony Vecchione Martin Wasmer Nancy A. and Richard Wolfson Ms. Lisa L. Lee and Mr. Peter Zhou and Scott Cohen Gail and Elliot Norry Schneider Family Charitable Fund Ira Marc Weidhorn Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Wyszomierski Leroy Street Studio Architecture, DPC Philanthropic Fund Miriam A. Schneirov Peter L. Venetis Marianne Weiman-Nelson Pamela Goren Yohlin and Leslie Rosen Catering, Inc. James W. O’Brien Vestiti Di Moda, LLC Lynn M. Schuchter, MD and Richard Wein Joseph Yohlin, Esq. Joanne C. Letwinch Jeannemarie O’Brien Mr. John M. Broaddus Vista Underwriting Partners, LLC Kristen S. Weldon Abramson Cancer Young Ralph M. Levene, Esq. Margaret A. O’Connor Barbara Schultz Nina Robinson Vitow Donor Molly Werner Friends Group Cynthia and Steve Levine The Odell Studner Group, LLC Eric Schwartz Advised Fund West Capital Charitable Gift Fund Mrs. Sylvia S. Younkin and Jonathan Levine G. Daniel O’Donnell Rev Trust Susan G. and Jeffrey I. Schwartz Judith and David Wachs Family Foundation Jon Whelan Dr. Donald Younkin Andrew S. Levy Edward M. O’Hara Carole Shanis Jane Steinberg Wagman and Dr. Marla R. Wolfson and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Zukerman Margot J. Levy Michael D. Ostrow Vivan B. and Harold T. Shapiro, PhD Niki and David R. Levy Elizabeth Parthemore Elizabeth and William Shatner Levy, Baldante, Finney Cindy Pearlstein Bruce Shelly PATIENT CARE SOCIETY $1,000 – $2,499 & Rubenstein, PC Pebblebrook Hotel, LP William Sheppard Ms. Joanne C. Lewers Daniel Peek Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Sherman Barri and Les J. Lieberman 2019 Kathleen J. and John H. Pelusi, Jr. G. Shimer, Esq. and Linda and Fredric L. Lightman 500 Walnut, LP BB&T Kathy Buczek The Pew Charitable Trusts The Honorable I. Shimer Linda’s Loft J. Adam Abram Barbara and John Beaudry Cris Burgum Pfizer, Inc. Denise and Martin Siegel Linda’s Stuff, Inc. Tamra J. and Robert S. Adams Lauren Becker Mike Burke Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Podolin Sila Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. Alex B. Lippin Andrea B. and James W. Adelman Debbie and William Becker Franicis E. Buzan Mr. and Mrs. David C. Pollack Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross, PC Andrea London Naveen Ailawadi Ben Beckman C. Alexander Building and Jonathan Potter Jeffrey Silverman Ira M. Lubert Maintenance, LLC Harold S. Prince Anne Kahn Silverstein, Esq. Jason Albert Walter J. Bednarczyk Lubert Family Foundation Brian Calistri Sheryl D. and Joseph D. Punia Megan Simpson Burke Memorial Rachel and Jonathan Albert John F. Belansen Mrs. Susan A. Lubin and Foundation Doreva Ann Belfiore Barbara Young Camp Dr. Craig H. Lubin Erik Quarfordt John R. Alchin and Hal Marryatt Albert J. Sindoni Annemarie Candy Carol A. and John D. Lucey, Jr., Esq. Paul Quinlan Ashley J. Altman Jeff Benjamin Stuart Singer Cardinal International Grooving Joan Mackie Ramm, Inc. Eileen and Daniel Alva, Esq. Shanna Benjamin Singer Family Fund and Grinding, LLC The Joan W. Mackie Ree Wynn Foundation Anand S. Amar Willo Carey and Peter Benoliel Sisters Against Cancer 5K Carefree Foundation Charitable Fund Dr. Carolyn S. Repke and Lauren Pleener and Catherine and Kent R. Smith Anapolw Corporation Josephine A. Magliocco Mr. Scott W. Repke Jonathan Berger James A. Carlos Mrs. Angela Smoger and Deborah and Steven Appel Pamela J. and Kevin B. Mahoney Margo and Gregory J. Ressa Bergmann Associates Patricia N. Carroll Dr. Barry R. Smoger Debra J. Appel and Gene Schneyer Laure and Stephen R. Manheimer Sheri Risler Lara Cassidy Julie B. and P. J. Solit Gretchen M. Betz Jennifer and James P. Marden Ross J. Roberts Peggianne Archdeacon Louise A. Sonnenberg, MD Katherine L. Hatton and Andres Castaneda Margaret Downey Hardy Robertson’s Flowers Kathleen R. Arevalo Sonpar USA Cares-DEP Richard U. Bilotti Emily and Michael J. Cavanagh Jon Martin Gerald R. Rohm Manuel Arevalo Dr. Janice M. Soreth Thomas E. Biron, Esq. Cedarbrook Country Club Santina Marie Mazzola Roll Global, LLC Susan Dole Armstrong Murray M. Spain Revocable Trust Kenneth R. Blank, MD Ellen Ceisler McGough Family Gifting Fund John J. Rooney Amended Barbara and Theodore Aronson Stantec Consulting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bleyer Center Stage Comedy, LP Sasan Mehrara & Restated Trust Andrea Stern Patricia J. Arrington Janice I. and Arthur R. Block, Esq. Drew Melchionni Kelly Rooney Foundation Centurion Benefits, LLC Mary Anne M. and John J. Stetzer, III Nina Asadoorian Blue Bell Market, LLC Stacey S. Michelon Ralph Rose Michael P. Cerisano Jennifer and George Stone Mr. and Mrs. John Ashdale Robert Mihatsch Lynn G. and Jay A. Roseman Carol and Eric Blum CFR Operating, LLC Valerie J. and James H. Stone Dr. Emmanuel F. Ashong Mr. and Mrs. William D. Miller Phyllis Roseman Veronica Bohn Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Chambers Rosencrans Family Foundation StonebridgeCarras, LLC Kelly and Brent Asplundh Stephanie and Jared Miller Fund Mark C. Bokelman Mr. and Mrs. Ming H. Chen Mark Rosenfeld Carol Strickberger The late Rhett and Barbara Austell Million Dollar Round Table Ralph R. Boswell, Jr. Nicole M. Chieffo Brett Studner Foundation Beth and Jason Rosenthal Rhett Austell Barbara Bowman Jean Cho and David A. Mankoff, MD James Minnick Patrick C. Sullivan Laura K. and David S. Ross Abbe Avart Kathleen and Donald Bowyer Churchhill Foundation Jennifer Minnick Ross Stores, Inc. Jill and Eric M. Sussman Alice Aycock Robin and Alan Brandis Susan Minster Michael D. Roth, DDS Amanda and Scott E. Swiger CIGNA Corporation Laura E. Babiarz Paul Branum Carol E. Momjian, Esq. and Rena Rowan Foundation Laurie Sykes Cinema Cake Filmmakers Randy Bank Mr. Michael Hanamirian Daniel Rudin Waldemar R. Szlezak Margaret and William E. Braun Brian Cleary John P. Moran Emily R. Barber Ms. Stacey Sager and Mark Tadrzynski Louise Braverman Steven Clemens Andrew F. Moses Mr. Andrew L. Platt Mia Talmor Jason Barg Elizabeth Brennan Mr. and Mrs. David R. Clinton Barry G. Moss Salesforce.com Foundation Crystal L. Tandon, Esq. and Mandi Barnett Julian A. Brodsky Laura A. Cochet Mount Pleasant Fund Mr. Vipul B. Tandon Salon RM, Inc. Linda and Bruce Baron Andree and Dr. Samuel Broudo Gary Cohen Muchnic Foundation TB Philly, Inc. Abby and David Salzman Brett P. Barragate Sheila Jane Brova Dr. Gary H. Cohen Carolyn J. Muldoon Denise M. Santa Barbara The Beth Johnston Fund Richard M. Bass Ellen and Michael S. Brown Chuck Myers The late Janice W. Savitz Stephen J. Thompson Jean Cohen Christin Laureen Bassett Barbara Brown-Ruttenberg Suzanne C. and Russell R. Naylor Ms. Caryn Schacht and Todd Charitable Trust Fund William F. Campbell and H.R. Nicholson and Ray Klausen Mr. David Fox Tomorrow’s Utilities, Inc. Jonathan Bassman Victor Buccafuri Beverly J. Coller Mark Nicoletti Adele K. Schaeffer Alexis H. Mintz and Michael Torkin Bates Family Charitable Fund Jacob Buchdahl Comcast Foundation Margaret Ann Nolan Joanne and Chris Schell JoAnn B. and Frederick C. Trainer Bay Health Karen Dougherty Buchholz Composing Room, Inc.

112 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 113 Mr. and Mrs. Earle A. Compton Bonnie Walsh Eisenfeld Nick Geissler Chinita L. and Michael W. Hard, Jr. Michele and Jason F. Kaplan Victoria and Christopher Le Vine Connelly Foundation Barbara Ellick and Dr. Bertram J. Ellick Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gerardi Hardenbergh Insurance Group, Inc. Samuel M. Kardon Ann Marie Leahey and David Vaughn, MD The late Carole and John D. Conroy Angela Emrich Patricia J. Gerbig Margaret Downey Hardy Eleanor D. Karnell Bryan Lee Carole and John Conroy Environmental Maintenance Co., Inc. Ann and James Getz Allan Hasbrouck Kathleen and Keith Kasper Ellen B. Lee Conservest Capital Advisors, Inc. Erin Development Co., Inc. Katie R. Gibbs Suzette and Peter C. Hearn Loryn Kass Stephanie M. Leighton Mr. and Mrs. V. Conte, Jr. Calvin E. Ewell Peter F. Gilligan Nathaniel Held Kate Kauffman Martha D. Lemp Joseph F. Coradino, Jr. & Family Christopher C. Fallon, Jr. Michael Gillin, Jr. Jeffrey Henne Magen Kauffman Kaye and Peter Lermitte Paula C. and Scott Corbman Martha Farrell Suzanne Walker and Douglas D. Herr John E. Keefe, Sr. Thomas Gilmore Roberta Letham Kim Cosack Paddy Farrell Jeffry B. Herrick, DMD Katharine Keenan Carol A. and Robert V. Giordano Charlotte Levey Jeffrey Cowhey Tim Farrell Hersha Hospitality, LP Brian Keith Samuel Giordano Helga and Lawrend S. Levin, MD Andrew Cox Greg Faux Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hershey Carol A. Keller Giuseppes of Richboro, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Elliot M. Levine Elizabeth M. and Daniel W. Crofts Carol Fee James D. Epstein and Joseph C. Kelly Tatyana Gleyzer Thomas Alan Hess, Esq. Emily Squires Levine and J. P. Cronin and Laurence Fieber Ryan Fee Kelly + Partners Ronald Levine, Esq. Howard Glynn Burnell Hiestand Patrick Cucci Jennifer Feinberg Kendig II Marketing, LLC Jeffrey Goggins Niki and David R. Levy Joe Cuffari Jennifer Highman Steve Kennard Peter Feinberg Julie Lewenthal Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Goldberg Bill Hillman Heidi Culbertson Anita and Robert Feld Alan Kessler Goldberg Bassett Charitable Fund L. F. Driscoll Company Jennifer and Thomas Curatolo Steven Hirsch Hulda and Imad Khalidi Maureen and James Fendrick LG Legacy Group, LLC Kerry G. and Daniel H. Golden Beth and Steven Hobman Michael Dafnis William C. Fenstermacher, Jr. David R. Killinger Jane Goldenberg Barbara and Stuart G. Licht, DDS Chester W. Dalgewicz Jeremy Hockenstein Ellen W. Fernberger Janice E. Kimenhour Alison and Gary Lieberman Nandine and Bruce Goldenberg Barbara Hoffman and Paul Shapiro Da Solo, LTD Massimo Ferragamo Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gary King Susan L. Goldenberg, Esq. and Carole Liebold-King and William Davis Edward Hoffman Melissa A. and Morton H. Fetterolf, III Jeffrey Goldenberg Mina Yassaee Kingsbery, MD and Dennis P. King Deacom, Inc. Kathleen M. Hoffman Walton Waits Kingsbery Virginia M. Fichera, PhD Carolyn Goldman Chris Lilley Shirley E. Dearborn, MD Karen and Peter J. Hoffman Emily P. Kingsley Anne and Vincent Figueredo Dara Goldstein Ann T. Csink and John E. Linck, Jr. DeLage Laden Financial Services Ethel G. Hofman Adelle S. Kline Steven J. Filippi Samuel Goldstein Fabio M. Lindia Wendy Tate Delaney and Paul Mary Ann G. and William F. Holt, III Mark N. Klutchka Debra Fine and Martin Schneider Scott M. Goldstein, MD Gerald P. Linette, MD, PhD Delaney Nancy Honan Rodney S. Kolb Leah N. Finlay Goldsteins', Rosenberg's, Michael F. Lipkin De Lange Landen Financial Rapael-Sacks, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Honeywell Druellen and James D. Kolker, MD Allison Bandier Koffman and Services, Inc. William Finlay Stephanie and John G. Golfinos, MD Lynne and Harold A. Honickman Christian Konzelmann Jeffrey Lipsitz Christine Delmage Stephen Finley Deborah H. and David W. Gordon Jill Hotte Leo D. Korein Little Family Charitable Fund Richard Lee Delp Emil Fish Julie Gordon Hudsons Bay Company Jonathan A. Kraft Carol and Horace A. Long Dinesh R. Desai Mary H. and James F. Flaherty Lorraine R. Gordon The late Josephine Arader Hueber Krain Building Services, LLC Cynthia L. and Roger A. Lopata Saahill Desai Judith and David Fleischer Daniel Gottlieb Millicent and Kenneth P. Hull, Jr. Minerva S. and Arnold H. Kramer Alexander J. Lord Lara E. Diamond Suzanne and Frederick C. Fletcher, II Kevin Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Iavarone Evelyn Krancer Alison W. Loren, MD Dilworth Paxson LLP Ray Foley Edward M. Idzik Rita Krauss and Lori's Gifts Brian Forsse Victoria and David Gottlieb Marlene and Melvin Dion Herbert I. Krauss, Esq. Julia Gouw Bruce Ikeda Marlene Slack Losee The DMB Family Trust Sam Foster Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Isenberg Denise and Michael Krekstein Ira M. Lubert Caryn Schacht and David Fox Kristen Gowing Lee Dobkin Barbara M. Kretchmar Janine D. Breier and Isolite Jamie Ludwig Jack A. Donenfeld Angela N. Francolino Richard H. Greenberg, MD IT Landes Rebecca and Robert I. Kriebel S. Edelman Lustgarten Leslie and Mitchell Dorf Ann K. Frankhouse and E. Lustgarten Dale and Jay Gress, II Carolyn Korman Jacobs and John A. Krieg Dr. Joseph B. Doto, Jr. James Frankowski Joshua Gross Michael Jacobs Krouse Family Foundation, Inc. Gerald Lydon Janelle Dougherty Veronica Frantz David Grossman Anne and Joseph Jacovini, Esq. Lawrence Kull Anne and Mark Macy John R. Drucker Andrea and Michael Frezel Jerry Grossman Vera James John Kurko Macy's/Bloomingdale's Edward A. Dubilo Beth Frezel Linda R. Grossman Brian Janowsky Dana H. and Fabien M. Lagoutte William Magee Fern G. Fried, MD and Paul S. Duesterdick Carmen Guerra, MD, and Jay Janowsky Eileen and John T. Lamberson M/A Gemini 44 Fund Richard G. Fried, MD, PhD The Scott and Tracey Duesterdick Dilip Viswanath, MD Edward Jawer Susanne Frankel and Dr. David Maguire Family Fund Elaine and Harold Friedland Diane McKeever and Shreyas Gupta Subash Jayaraman Bruce J. Landau Michael E. Malick Lynda and Dean T. Duffy Pamela Friedman Alex Gushner J & J Snack Foods Corp of NJ Trever W. Landis Memorial Fund Kelly Malloy Rosemary A. Dukowski Tyler Friedsam Marilyn Gushner Diane E. Johnston Joan Langbord Robert Malone Jeffrey P. Dybas Joseph M. Friscia Christopher Hager Jonathan Bassman Interior Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Langer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mandel, Jr. Joyce A. Frost Lisa and John Dychala Kenneth Hagner Design, LLC Katherine Mara Lattanzio Jay P. Mandelbaum James Fulton Eastern High School Softball Deborah M. and Kenneth E. Jones Mary Lau Judith Mandelbaum, Esq. and John F. Gallagher Gerald D. Hamburg, Esq. Joel Mandelbaum EBI Consulting Patrice Joseph Gillian L. Lautenbach, MD and Joan Garde Anne F. and Samuel M.V. Hamilton, Jr. Barbara Mankovich Diane G. Edelman Sheri Kaliner and Ebbing Lautenbach, MD Peri Edelstein Lois Gartner Georgina M. Hammond Daniel J. Kaliner, Esq. Daniel LaValla Mary and David Manuszak Kristina Edgar Dr. Kimberly D. Gatof Rick Hamory Michael Kane Ida and Geoffrey Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Marcus

114 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 115 Lianne Marotta Voice Interviewing Technology Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Polett Howard Davis Nancy V. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Venafra Dr. Lainie P. Martin Thomas Montanya Jeremy Pomeroy Nicholas Samp David B. Soll, MD Michael Vennera Gregg Marx Montgomery Gardening Inc. Daniel A. Popkin Kathleen Sandelier David Solomon Kim and Gary B. Vernick Charles Mason Timothy J. Mooney, MD Denise H. Portner Joe Santangelo Mike Sommar Annamarie Schorn-Vernot and Robert Vernot Stephen J. Matson Margaret M. Moran Claudia Zeitz Poster Ellen Heber Katz, PhD and Jayne O. Spector David E. Sarfatti, DMD Patricia and Francis Villani Tamera and Joseph Matteo Paul Morelli Samuel Powell Lisa Speicher and Carl H. June, MD Srikant Sastry James Viner James Mattiola Jason Morgan Debora A. Presser Lauren and John Spognardi Linda and Gordon Saul Madalaine and Dr. George Volpetti Jonathan May Pauline K. Morgan, Esq. Sheldon Presser Vern T. Spurlock Sherrie Raiken Savett, Esq. Bruce Vrana Colleen McCandless William Morgan Francine Price Uma and Kikkeri Srinivas Thomas M. Scannapieco Lee B. Vrana Bernie McCarthy Moscow Philanthropic Fund Sharon and Mitchell I. Quain Marcia and Arthur Staddon Scannapieco Development Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Waldron Bruce McClymonds Carolyn Muldoon Rabbi Marx Discretionary Fund Erika Stallings Corporation Elyse and David S. Walker Meredith and Lynn and William P. Murphy Ryan Radding Stamm Development Group, LLC Brian J. McCormick, Jr. Tracy Machies and Todd Schefler Billy Wall The late Warren V. Musser Jake Ramage Shannon Stamper Carolyn and Don McCulloch, Jr. Joanne and Chris Schell Eleanor K. Wallen Dianne Moss Mustin and Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Ramsey Jr. Lata T. Stavropoulos, MD and Dr. John Schenck Maeve B. McDade Scott H. Mustin Cara C. Raymond Spyros William Stavropoulos, MD Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Francis Walsh Cynthia S. Schiffrin Donald Mcdonough Suneel Niren Nagda, MD Real Family Miriam B. Stein and Dr. Herbert Stein Waltz Turf Farm, Inc George M. Schisler, Jr., Esq. Erika and Timothy S. McFadden Celine Nassar Octave B. Reed Marge and S.Ty Steinberg Tim Wang Christa B. and Calvin Schmidt Charles McHugh Gamil Nassar Michele S. Reimer and Stephen D. Hess, MD, PC Polei Warnke Dr. Christopher Schmidt Kristin McKenna National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Dr. Jeffrey D. Winkler Alisyn W. Stoffel Martin Wasmer Geraldine M. Schmidt Erin McMahon Bradley J. Nelson, LLC Beth and Richard J. Reisboard Jean M. Stone Elizabeth Riley-Wasserman, PhD, The late Helen Schneeberg and Keith Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. William J. McMahon Meg Newell Re/Max Signature John F. Stoviak Jody and David P. Rickel Sharon A. Schreiber Wealth Engine, Inc. Ellen J. McMillen Jennifer and Vincent Nocito Jennifer B. Streitwieser Robert E. Riesenberger DDS, PC Michael Schulson Mike Wege The late David B. and Dani and Mark R. Nodelman Stryker Orthopaedics Sandra Keefe McMullin Emily C. Riley Susan Schwartz Aimee Weise Kimberly M. Nye Lisa C. Studner Sean G. McPartland, Jr. Elizabeth R. Ridley and Laurie and David Schwartzer Rebecca and Aaron Weitman Katherine L. Nathanson, MD and Kevin A Sullivan Dr. Mary McPherson and William H. Rivers, Jr. Joan Sebastian West Grove Fitness, LLC Edward A. Ochroch, MD Carol W. and Dr. Robert B. Summers Sarah McPherson Rivkin Radler LLP The Odell Studner Group, LLC Kathleen O'Connor Seidman Amy Fox and Daniel Wheeler McShea Law Firm, PC Surety Title Company, LLC Rock Gems Company and Frank L. Seidman Paulette and Richard W. Whitekettle Patricia A. Oelrich Surf City Steel, Inc Emma A. Meagher, MD and Marcy Roffe-Franz and Debra L. Selig Carol and Brian J. O'Hare Deborah and Thomas R. Whitesell Noel N. Williams, MD Peter B. Franz Dr. Rita P. Sussman David Seltzer Sean O'Neal John R. Wilkins Medical Staff of Einstein Medical Eli Roos Mr. Amarjit S. Syan, II Ana S. and Jeffrey L. Seltzer Center Montgomery Karen O'Neill Janice Williams Roosevelt Paper Company Patrick Taggarty John J. Medveckis Mark Seltzer Sheryl Williams Eleanor Oswald Adam R. Rose Michael E. Tarvin, Esq. Bernard H. Mehlman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Senkbeil Anna Winderbaum Zoe Pappas M. Z. Rose, Esq. Rhoda B. Temkin E. Mendez-Rivera and Carver Severance Bob Witmer Party Rental, LTD Susan and Elihu Rose Mr. and Mrs. David L. Thayer Michael O. Pansini, Esq. Katherine M. and Dhiren H. Shah Foundation, Inc. Witmer Insurance Agency Bob Kathleen Pasquarette Courtney Lederer, Esq. and Daniela Mercuri Darbi Shanker Tonia and Joseph Passon Marcia and Dr. B. Walter Rosen Mark E. Thierfelder The late and Mrs. R. J. Wolfson Christopher Meshginpoosh Jon Sharp Roger Patterson Rosencrans Family Foundation Thiry-O Leary Foundation Stephen Worth James M. Metz, MD Nancy and Benjamin P. Shein, Esq. Patterson Plastics and Sheri and James Rosenfeld Douglas Thomas Worth Company, Inc. Eileen R. and Michael Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Shubert, II Manufacturing Lynne Rosenfelder Elizabeth J. Thomas Beth S. Wright and Patricia D. and Michael J. Micklus Shukur Ruxin Fund Dr. Woodring Wright Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Pellegrini Michael J. Ross William Michael Tiagwad Natalia Mikhaylova Norma & Ernie Siegler Gary L. Wuslich Matthew J. Pennington Michael D. Roth, DDS Nina Tinari Samuel D. Miller III Family Foundation John P. Wynne, Jr. Andrew Pennoni Dr. Stephen A. Roth James Toole M. Celeste Simon, PhD and Christopher Miller, MD Pennsylvania Real Estate Robert F. Wynne Jan Rothacker Brian D. Keith, PhD Barry Toren Elissa Miller Investment Board Judith Yampolsky Seymore Rubin Jack F. Simunek Janel D. Torsiello Harold M. Miller Katie Penny Deborah Yashar Lauren Rudolf Geraldine Sinatra and Dr. Patrick Tripp Alvania and Harvey Miller Laura S. Perilstein Gita and A. Christopher Young Michael Rudolf Daniel O'Donnell Tris Pharma, Inc. Megan and Andrew M. Miller Raleigh Peters Toni P. Young Gerry Russell Sisters Against Cancer 5K T & R Ventures, LLC Mike Miller Dr. Donald Petroski Eileen Youtie Michelle Russo Carol C. Skelton Susan C. Tryforos Randall S. Miller Matthew D. Petroski Minnie and Arthur E. Zack, DDS Ben Ruxin Peter Skelton Sarcoma Research Delina A. Tumolo Jennifer Minnick Brad Phelps Foundation, Inc. Martin J. Zeldin Renee Glaser Sackey, Esq. and David L. Turney Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Mitchell Holly A. Phelps David Sackey Garry Sklut Nancy and Bruce Zimmerman Neha Vapiwala, MD and Lauren J. Zucker and David Shorrock MJM Charitable Foundation Theodore L. Phillips, MD Barry Sagalow Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Smirti John P. Plastaras, MD Cynthia Sagalow Zucker Family Fund Kerry and Ronald L. Moelis, Esq. Ralph Pickett Janine Smith Robert Vath Gary Sagui Debbie and Marc Zumoff Montage Enterprises, Inc. Steven Pierson Maryanne Smith Anthony Vecchione and Montage/Video and Nicholas J. Pifani Barbara Salter Davis and Babette L. and Harvey A. Snyder Scott Cohen Patricia Zuppello

116 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 117 PATIENT CARE SOCIETY $1,000 – $2,499 Helen M. Carmine Joe Cordaro Dr. Joseph B. Doto, Jr. Carroll M. Carpenter Donna and Ms. Lee Spelman Doty and Robert R. Corrato, MD, MBA Ryan Carpentier Mr. George E. Doty, Jr. 2015 – 2018 Corson Foundation Kevin Dowd 3D Exhibits Kevin Backhus David and Carole Blum Family Mr. and Mrs. George A. Carras nd Debra and I. Michael Coslov Thomas F. Dowd 72 Street Medical Assoc., PC Katlyn Bailey Philanthropic Fund Dr. Anita Allen-Castellito and Mr. Paul Castellitto Crebilly Foundation Anne H. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Ron Abel Ms. Paulette Barba Bnai Brith Upper Dublin Kristine Casullo Crusaders for a Cause, Inc. Nicole Dresnin Richard P. Abraham Emily R. Barber Delinda G. Bochneak Elizabeth M. Cecil, Esq. and CRW Graphics Silvia E. and Peter B. Dreyfuss Benjamin Adams John Barber Stanley and Roberta Bogen Charitable Foundation Dr. Henry S. Cecil Joe Cuffari Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubin Jonathan Adams Stephen H. Barnes Mr. Mark C. Bokelman The late Constance Ceisler Catherine Cugell Rebecca B. Dufour Andrea B. and James W. Adelman Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Barnhart Bondeye Jewelry, LLC Celgene Corporation Heidi Culbertson Steven Dunn Aids Care Group Jean A. Barton and Elizabeth U. Bonitatibus Michael P. Cerisano Laila Dadvand, MD Eastern High School Softball Ainbinder Family Trust John O. Barton, MD Sandra A. Borg Charitybuzz Eva Daicar, PhD Eaton’s Bussmann Division Lori and Christopher J. Alf William Bass Charitable Foundation Charles J Schwab Foundation, Inc. Basser Center for BRCA Young Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Bornstein Paula H. Daley Diane G. Edelman Lavida R. Allen Leader Council Botel Family Fund Allison Charney Epstein Jun Dambara Peri Edelstein Almac Diagnostics, LLC Christin Laureen Bassett Melissa and Michael Boxer Arnold J. Chassen Megan Damiano Christopher Edmonds Alene Weintraub Alper and Rocky Becker Allison W. and Dennis A. Brady, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ming H. Chen Robert Alper D’Angelo & Company, PC Mary A. Edwards Walter J. Bednarczyk Amy Finkel and Richard Braemer Cherokee Construction Company Claire Alpert Susan F. Danilow, Esq. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ehle Doreva Ann Belfiore Cheryl Braitberg Chestnut Properties Group, Inc. Greg Danilow, Esq. Kenneth M. Alpert Gail and Matthew Eilers Dale Borenstein Bell and Allan Bell The Bramson Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Woong Kil Choo Robert Davenport Eileen and Daniel Alva Howard Elias Richard Bell Christa Brandon Justin M. Cifra Adina David Anand S. Amar Jacqueline Elias Mr. and Mrs. Coleman J. Benedict The late Lawrence G. Brandon CIGNA Corporation Suzanne Davidman Ambassador Financial Group, Inc. Vicki S. and Jay Elkins Jonathan Berger Roger J. Braunfeld Adam Ciongolli Malcom Davidow American Association for Mrs. Barbara Ellick and Pete Dawkins Cancer Research Bergmann Associates Theodore Breckel Cisco Systems, Inc. Dr. Bertram J. Ellick DeBrunner & Associates American Contract Bridge League Abigail T. Berman, MD Joanne Brecker Mr. and Mrs. Emile F. Cochet, Jr. The Tom and Kate Ellis Charitable Fund Charity Foundation Donna Berman Deb and Randall Brenner Laura A. Cochet DeLage Laden Financial Services Sally Elnaggar American International Group, Inc. Frances Berman Brigantine PBA Local 204 Ms. Judy Chang Cody and Wendy Tate Delaney and Dr. Kieran Cody Paul Delaney Helen Wolson Elson AmeriHealth Administrators Mrs. Joanne S. Berman and Geoffrey Katherine Brosnahan Berman, Esq. Trina Cohan and the late Richard Delaney Emerson Group Matt Amicucci Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Brown Randie and Laurence Berman Donald S. Cohan, Esq. The Robert DeLong Family Epic Charity Fund AMJ Foundation Cynthia G. Brown Charitable Fund Nina J. Berman Brian Cohen Epstein Family Charitable Trust Sarah B. Anderson Gerald M. Brown Ronald DeMatteo, MD, FACS Rebecca L. Berman David I. Cohen Kim H. Erle Andiamo Advisors, LLC Jeff Brown The DeNunzio Foundation Debra Bernard and Robin Schachtel The late David Walter Cohen, DDS Ernst & Young, LLP Anonymous Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Mrs. Audrey E. Deren and The Bernhill Fund Hope Cohen Pamela Estadt Edward N. Antoian Joan A. Bruno Dr. Julius J. Deren Mr. Edward M. Bernstein Louis Cohen Sandra Esteves Aqua Charitable Trust Jean Bryan and R. Nick Bryan, MD Chester H. Derr, Jr. Roy J. Bernstein Marci Cohen Bonnie M. Eusner Aramark Charitable Fund Karen Dougherty Buchholz Julie R. Deutsch Andrew Berry Abram & D. Walter Cohen Evantine Design Susan Dole Armstrong Laura and William C. Buck Foundation Gregory Dewitt Joanne Berwind Dr. Michelle Fabian Barbara E. Arning Mary-Louise F. Burgoyne Darlene and Alan J. Cohn Angel Di Pentino Betsy and Richard Sheerr Robert C. Fahr Mr. and Mrs. John C. Burmaster Brian and Pamela DiDonato A Road for the Cure Foundation Philanthropic Fund Bonnie S. Coleman Charitable Fund Falasca Mechanical, Inc. Miguel Bustos Jamie Aronow Ashish and Leslie Bhutani Michael E. Coleman Melissa E. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Dow P. Famulak Barbara and Theodore Aronson Charitable Gift Fund Barbara Thomas Butler John E. Collier Paige Dietz Juliette C. Faughnan Patricia J. Arrington Binder Foundation Helene Byrnes Kenneth R. Collins, Jr. Dennis DiFlorio Heath R. Fear Janice and Donald L. Arrowsmith Birch Grove Capital August J. Calderone Coltman Family Foundation Claire E. DiFranks Carol Fee Asplundh Foundation Courtney Kramer Birnbaum and C Alexander Building and Comcast Spectacor Foundation David Birnbaum Maintenance, LLC Debra and Joseph DiLorenzo Abby and Daniel J. Feigen Association of Rehabilitation Nurses Communities Foundation Greater Philadelphia Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Black Cherie H. Calingasan of Texas, Inc. Eric Dinallo and Priscilla Almodovar Andrea Feirstein Charitable Gift Fund Auerbach Family Foundation James Samuel Blank Annemarie Candy Mr. and Mrs. Earle A. Compton Jill Feld Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP Debbie August Mrs. Stephanie Spindell and Melvina L. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Conley Alison K. and Marc Feldman Dr. Ira Bleiweiss Lee Albert Dittmar Mrs. Stephanie B. Austin and Jeff Cantwell Harriet Conn and Anita and Robert Feld Matthew S. Austin, MD Dara C. Bleshman Jonathan Capehart Andrew G. Conn, Esq. Kyrsten D. Dixson Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fenstermacher Auto Europe Janet Blessing Debra and Ken Caplan Joan and Art Connolly Family Fund Trinh D. Doan Donna Fergang Mrs. Abbe Bernstein Avart and Gayle Block Doug Caplan Joanne Hodges Conrad and The late Elizabeth Dobos Johanna Ferraioli Mark Avart, DO Sean Bloodwell Paul B. Carberry William L. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Doluisio Virginia M. Fichera, PhD Avery Foundation Randye E. Bloom Brittany Cook Cardinal International Grooving Mrs. Noelle Donfeld Fidelity Investments Charitable Ayco Company LP Joe Blum and Grinding, LLC Harriet Cooper Kevin M. Donner Gift Fund

118 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 119 Fields Development Group Michael Gerstein Marisa Graziano and Armin & Esther Hirsch Foundation The Kaneff Foundation Lisa Lampe Jaime Fink Nancy Gewirtz and Robert C. Gorman, MD Roland R. Hitchens Revocable Trust Traci Lee and Andrew Kaplan Trever W. Landis Memorial Fund Kelly Fink Carl Stanford Gewirz Michal Greenberg Michael R. Hoff Aubrey G. Kaplan Stacey Rosner Lane and Curtis Lane Tom Greene Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fink Dina F. Ghen Edward Hoffman David M. Kaplan Joan Langbord Nancy and Robert F. Greenwood Miriam Lippman Finkel Katie R. Gibbs Harry Holiday Kaplan/Markowitz Family Phil Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Finkle Robert Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Gregory Kim Hollaender Charitable Fund Nancy and Michael Lascher Frank Fiore and Susan Fiore Donor Michael Gigliotti Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Honeywell Eleanor D. Karnell Lashes For Cancer Advised Fund THe Rosalinde and Negin Noorchashm Griffith, MD Evan H. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Terry Karnovsky Mary Lau Dr. Phyllis S. Fischer Arthur Gilbert Foundation Ruth A. and Allan K. Grim Mrs. Karen Horn and Katherine Hatton and Stacey A. Lauren Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fishel Peter F. Gilligan Richard Bilotti Fund Laurin B. Grollman Frederick L. Horn, Esq. Law Offices of Robert A Stutman Jeffrey Fisher Eugene H. Gillin, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Katz Robert Grossman Kathryn M. Horn Marilyn Lawrence The late Ellen E. Fitzgibbon, VMD Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ginns Mark B. Katz Grossman, Heavey & Halpin, PC Fergus P. Horrobin Maureen and Gregory G. Lawton Trishna and Andy Florsheim Hilary Ginsberg Ms. Kate Kauffman Mrs. T. Grunde-McLaughlin and Thomas C. Horvat Victoria and Christopher Le Vine Thomas F. Floyd, MD Lisa and Bruce M. Ginsburg Mr. E. McLaughlin M. S. Kaufman Jodie Howard Michael G. Leggett Fluidedge Consulting, Inc. Arlene and Stanley D. Ginsburg Mr. Patrick Guise Lydia F. Keephart HSC Builders and The Lehman Foundation Caren and H. Jeffrey Fogel Carol A. and Gaetano P. Giordano Marilyn Gushner Construction Managers M. Celeste Simon, PhD and Brian D. Keith, PhD Ellyn Goodman Lehr and Seth Lehr Deborah Foley Louis J. Gitlin Amy Gutenplan Josephine Arader Hueber Peter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg Dr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Leibowitz Fond Memories Carol and John Giungo Dr. Janet Haas and Mr. John O. Haas Anne M. and Peter C. Hughes Foundation Tracy Leitman Shelby and Robert Ford Cecilia Glackin Haberman Foundation Steven E. Hulce Chris Kelly The late Helaine S. Leitzell Mindy and Thaddeus Fortin Joan Glass Michael Hackman Huntzinger Management Group, Inc. Terry A. Kessler Nancy and Lance Leopold Family Foundation Rachel Glass Hackman Capital Partners Frank Idrees Lisa and Stephan Kiratsous Steven Leopold John M. Fosnocht, DDS Eli Glatstein, MD Linda Haft Edward M. Idzik Kirkwood Foundation Benjamin S. Lerer Mrs. Sarah Fox and Dr. Kevin Katerina and Jason Gmitter Hagan Funeral Home Anne and Bruce Ikeda Reitnauer Fox Michael Klausnon Caryn Lerman, MD, PhD and Gary Godfrey J.M. Haley Corp Interstate Realty Management Co. Ann K. Frankhouse Lisa and David Klein Mr. Troy A. Brady Mrs. Beverly Goldberg and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hall Isolite James Frankowski Adelle S. Kline Jay and Kaye Lermitte Family Fund Dr. Daniel M. Goldberg Anne F. and Samuel M.V. Hamilton, Jr. Gretchen and M. Roy Jackson, Jr. Nicholas J. Frasco Roxana and Gary Kline Saul and Eleanor Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Goldberg Robert A. Hammel Jackson Immunoresearch Labs, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Freeman Kevin Kline Wayne Goldberg William & Carla Haney Leonard S. Jacob, MD, PhD Roberta Letham Free Will Brewing Co Knights of Columbus Council 7515 Kerry G. and Daniel H. Golden Family Foundation Lisa and Samuel Jacobs The late Dorota D. Lev James French, Jr. The Koffler Family Fund Jeffrey & Susan Goldenberg Mr. Alexander Hankin Stephen J. Jacobs, MD Charlotte Levey Fresh Grocer Foundation Faith and Jeffrey Kogan Joan D. and Harvey A. Hankin Jacobs and Associates, LLC Nancy Levie Beth G. and Jerrold A. Frezel Scott Goldfarb Kohl’s Mitchell R. Hankin, Esq. Jacobs Music Company Mr. and Mrs. Alvin A. Levin Jenia and Alex Fridlyand, PhD Linda and Michael Golding Bernice J. Koplin Susan W. and Alard L. Hanover A Jacoby and Company Marian and Mark A. Levin Fern G. Fried, MD and Laurie Ann Goldman Hardenbergh Insurance Group, Inc. Dr. Kim Overby and Dr. Gary Koretzky Richard G. Fried, MD, PhD Barbara F. Jaffee Michael Levin Cindy Goldstein Catherine Harding Robert Kossar Joyce A. Frost Jaindl Foundation Greg Levinson Scott M. Goldstein, MD Jane W. Harris Rita and Lawrence Kotler Madison Fuelling Aimee and Brian Jalazo Felicia Madison Levy and Goldsteins’, Rosenberg’s, Gregory Hartman Stephen J. Kovach, MD Sander M. Levy GAF Rapael-Sacks, Inc. Melissa Jamaca Mr. Neil N. Hasson Caryn and Lowell Kraff Dr. Steven A. Levy Danny Gainsburg Mrs. Stephanie Golfinos and Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC Family Foundation Peter Hasson Gregory Lewis Dvora Gainsburg John G. Golfinos, MD Patricia S. Jefferis Andrea Spahn Kramer and Haviland Family Charitable Gift Fund Howard Lewis Gary and Monica Galeucia Cheryl and Michael H. Goodman Matthew D. Jiannino Robert Kramer Katherine Hay Connie and Stephen Lewis David R. Gamperl David A. Gordon J. J. White, Inc. Minerva S. and Arnold H. Kramer Suzette and Peter C. Hearn LG Legacy Group, LLC Joan L. Garde Revocable Trust Deborah H. and David W. Gordon Patricia H. and Kenneth Johnson Howard Kramer Robert C. Heim, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lichtenberg Jennifer Gardner Professor Nancy Bregstein Gordon Leon Jonas, Jr. Evelyn Krancer and Gary Gordon, MD Susan M. Heist Jeremy Liew Naomi Garnice Jonathan Bassman Rita Krauss and Herbert I. Krauss, Esq. Jeffrey M. Gordon J. D. Hellar Interior Design, LLC Bruce G. Lifton Lois Gartner Stephanie and Robert Kricun, MD Lorraine R. Gordon Lesley K. and Evan Heller Katie Jordan Fabio M. Lindia Gaudeamus Music Ministry John A. Krieg Gould-Shenfeld Family Foundation Helwani Fund Jorge E. Barrios DDS, PC Stan Linnick Doug Gawrych Hal Krisebergh Amy T. Gowing Angela D. and Patrick F. Henry Mary E. June Michael F. Lipkin Elizabeth H. Gemmill, Esq. Steven Kuhl M. Sean Grady, MD Grant Herlitz Lisa Kahn Susan Lipson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gendelman Stacy S. and Thomas J. Kuhn Charles G. Grande Jeffry B. Herrick, DMD Kahn Charitable Foundation Little Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Geoga Robert Kutteh Grand Street Fund Christopher Herron Richard Kaitz Locke Lord, LLP Larry A. Gephart Ronald L. LaBarre Antonia E. and Stuart M. Grant Robert Ian Herzog The late Amy S. Kallan Michael R. Loeb Michele Stoerrle Geraghty, Esq. Sharon I. Labow Kammi Reiss Design, LLC Susan L. and Dante Lombardi and Mr. Paul Geraghty Bonnie and Allen Gray Barbara Hess Mrs. Patricia K. and Ms. Joan Germany Jennifer Gray Diane C. and David J. Hess Gayle K. Kane The Honorable William H. Lamb Jennifer Long Mark Gerson Joshua Gray Margit H. Hibben Donna and Larry Kane Eileen and John T. Lamberson Cynthia L. and Roger A. Lopata

120 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 121 F. Joseph and Joann Loeper Gary McDonough Jaime F. Modiano, VMD, PhD Eleanor Oswald David Reed, III and the late Diane D. Rukavina Foundation Amy J. Reed, MD, PhD McDowell Foundation Montage Enterprises, Inc. Barrie and John Overend Catherine S. Russell Steven J. Lorber Mr. and Mrs. Preston Reid Erika and Timothy S. McFadden Montage/Video and Voice Maura E. Pape Gerry Russell Alison W. Loren, MD Interviewing Technology C. Rosato-Reilly, Esq. and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mcgovern Josh Parker Morgan Rutman Ronald Lott Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Monte, Jr. Colonel B. Reilly Eileen Phelan McGowan and Parkway Corporation Rutman Family Fund Lunder Foundation Thomas F. McGowan Montgomery Gardening, Inc. Ms. Lori Reiner Lisa R. Gottschalk, PhD and Elizabeth A. Ryan Emily and Richard M. Reiner Leonard Lundy Mrs. Nancy R. McGuire and Kay A. Moore Michael S. Parmacek, MD Michael Sabatina Dr. James McGuire Kammi L. Goldberg Reiss and Gerald Lydon Margaret M. Moran Tonia and Joseph Passon Katherine S. Sachs Charles McHugh Brad Reiss Carmichael Lynch Dr. Hilarie Lauter Morgan and Parth D. Patel, DMD David and Renee Sackey Colette M. and James J. McHugh Mr. Mitchell Morgan Repare Therapeutics USA, Inc. Ian P. Lynch Alan and Susan Patricof Family Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLarty Pauline K. Morgan, Esq. The Reserve at Creekside Paul M. MacCrory The late Verna S. Patuka Gabriella E. Safdieh, MD and Melanie and Matthew McLennan Colin Morris Mrs. Phoebe Resnick and Mr. Saul M. Safdieh Mac-Mod Analytical, Inc. Matthew Pearson Dr. Myron Resnick Erwin Bellamy McMerty Foundation Abraham and Andrea Morris Dr. Morri Safran and Elizabeth A. Maggio John Pedesco Charitable Fund Edward M. Resovsky Mr. Robert Brodo Meyer Malka John W. McMullen, Jr. Brooke E. Morrow The William Penn Foundation Retmar Law Firm, PA Allison L. Sahin Sandra Keefe McMullin and Drs. Jill Weber and Evan D. Malone Linda Percival and John Percival, MD David McMullin Jill D. Morrow, MD and Jennifer Reynoso Elizabeth Sahlman Robert Malone Mr. Christopher Gorton Performing Arts Foundation, Inc. Katherine H. and F. William McNabb, III Shani Rich Barbara Salter Davis and Mr. Paul Mandabach Mount Laurel Home for Funerals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perl Howard Davis The late Joan Fenton McNichol Barbara and William F. Rich Hillary Mandel MRM McCann Ellen F. Perlmutter Carolyn B. and Steven G. Samples Paul D. McNichol Riders for a Cause Mr. Jay P. Mandelbaum Christine Mulligan Permit Capital Advisors, LLC Michael Samschick Sean G. McPartland, Jr. Mrs. Catherine Rieger and Judith Mandelbaum, Esq. and Lynn and William P. Murphy Robin Persky Wolfram Rieger, MD Elizabeth Sandler and MDVIP, Inc. Joel Mandelbaum Steven Sandler Murphy Charitable Giving Fund Luke Petherbridge Elizabeth S. Right Rosemarie and Edward Meckeneck Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP Randal B. Sandler Catharine and Henry Nassau Joseph Petrongolo Rite Aid Foundation Carla M. Meehan Elinor Mansfield Mara Burros-Sandler and Rosina Perin Nassry Daria and R. Anderson Pew Charles Rizzo Louis Marchese Debrah Meislich, MD Ricky Sandler Katherine L. Nathanson, MD and Amy L. Pfau RMS Investment Group, Inc. Nancy Schneider Marcus and James A. Mellon Edward A. Ochroch, MD Mr. and Mrs. Gerard T. Sansosti Philadelphia Eagles Football Club Mr. and Mrs. Jordan C. Robbins Lawrence A. Marcus The Menagerie, LTD Aaron Saperstein Bernie Nelson Kristina Robinson Anne and Paul Marcus Family Philadelphia Flyers Charitable Trust Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Jason F. Nettles Anthony J. Sarno, Jr. Foundation Philadelphia Hypertension & Rachel A. Rock Walter Merth Irving J. Neuman and Mickey Dahlia M. Sataloff, MD and Mindi Marisa Nephrology Consultants, PC Ellen R. Roizen Robert Sataloff, MD Mary Metz Neuman Philanthropic F Arlinda C. Marrano Physicians’ Foundation, Inc. The Romeo Family Foundation Haley and Matthew A. Satnick Thomas Metz Dr. Jim Newcomb Martha Downey Lemp Fund Rose Pinto Nicholas Romito Stacey and Jonathan Satovsky Steve Meyer New Foundations Charter School William Martindale Platinum Scaffolding Services, Inc. Joanne Ronayne Satovsky Family Fund Tom Meyer Charles Ashton Newhall Mina Takayanagi Martinez and Laura M. and Charles H. Pletcher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rosato Saul & Eleanor Lerner Foundation, Inc. Eileen and Michael Meyers Nate Newman Steve Martinez Susan L. Plotkin and Geraldine Rosato Saul & Saul Richard E. Meyers Stephanie Newton Ms. Stephanie Marton Dr. Stanley A. Plotkin Ms. Jeannette Rosato and Todd W. Savage Miami Breast Center, LLC The Megan Nicoletti Family Fund Joy and Peter Martosella, Jr. Richard C. Pollock Dr. Gary Rosato Sherrie Raiken Savett, Esq. Dr. Shelly Middleman Nish Family Fund Graham A. Marx Janet C. Pool Kirk A. Rose Elizabeth A. Savitt Stephanie Miguelez Mary Lou Nodiff and Inspector Massachusetts Mutual Farzaneh Poosti Wendy and Paul Rosen Laurence D. Nodiff Sawyer Family Fund Charles Milewski Financial Group Susan Post Joyce Rosenberg and Ferdows and Mahmood Kathleen M. and George Saxon Gertrude A. Masterson Samuel D. Miller, III Bridget Powers, DDS, MS, Inc. Edwin S. Rosenberg, DMD Noorchashm Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sayles Neil Matheson Andrew Miller Precision Concierge, LLC Jeremy Rosenblum Norris Family Charitable Fund Susan and Garry L. Scheib Robert Mathews Christopher Miller Northeastern PA Health Care Debora A. Presser Marcia and Walter Rosen Family Foundation Rich Schellhas Tamera and Joseph Matteo Doreen and William C. Miller Foundation Dave Price Jeffrey Mark Rosin Dr. John Schenck Arif A. Mawji Elissa Miller Northern Trust Company Prismatic Development Corporation Michael J. Ross Michael Schiff Mr. and Mrs. James L. Maxwell The late Elizabeth A. Miller The late Peter C. Nowell, MD Charles J. Prizer Laura and David Ross Steven Schiff George W. Mayes Alvania and Harvey Miller Robert J. Nurock John Pruitt Sharel Kleiman Rotherg and Maryanne Schiller Pamela Mayse Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Miller Moreye Nusbaum, MD Louise S. Puglise Peter C. Rothberg Bennett and Leah Schlenger MB and Company, Inc. Miller Investment Management Jean E. and Bernard J. Nussbaum Sharon and Mitchell I. Quain John M. Rothberg Charitable Fund Philanthropic Fund McAndrew Family Fund Michael F. Milone, Esq. Laurie and John Oberbeck Jessica T. Queller Mary L. Rowan Elizabeth R. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. McCallum Christian Milton Robert Odell Adam B. Schlesinger Kathleen B. Quinn Youlia K. and Brett Rowland James M. McCarthy Mark J. Mindich Michele Ogden Johanna W. Schleyer Catherine and William Rahm Roz Gunshor Interior Design Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. McClain Linda and David M. Mintzer, MD Carol and Brian J. O’Hare Helen Schneeberg Dr. Krista Ramonas and Dr. Michele A. Kreisler Anne E. McCollum Neeraj Mital Philip Okala Gordon Rubenstein Donor Fund and David Rubenstein Debra J. Appel and Gene Schneyer Mr. and Mrs. John Schocker Meredith and Brian J. McCormick, Jr. Joyce Mitchell Kathleen F. O’Neill Warren Ratner Seymore Rubin Emily Orel and Howard Orel, MD Katherine I. Schoettle Carolyn and Don McCulloch, Jr. Paul Mitchell R-Biopharm, Inc. Mrs. Penny Cook Rubincam and Karl McDonnell Debora Mock Orthopaedic Technologies LLC Ann and Norval D. Reece Mr. Paul R. Rubincam, Jr. David Schonberger

122 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 123 Erin and David Schonbraun Mr. and Mrs. David R. Smith Barry Sylvetsky Scott Vaughan Lindsay L. Webster Amy and Neil Witkes David I. Schor, DDS Jill Weber Smith and Syracuse University Adriana Vazquez We Care Foundation, Inc. David Z. Wolfson Robert C. Smith Lisa and Michael A. Schultz Dr. Stephen S. Tang Mr. and Mrs. James R. Velissaris South Jersey Division Stephanie D. Wolfson Ruth and Daniel A. Schwab Lisa Smith Velos, Inc. David and Peggy Tanner Amy Wechsler, MD Jennifer B. Wolper Mark W. Smith Philanthropic Fund Erika Schwartz Annamarie Schorn-Vernot Peter Weinberg Stephanie R. and Deanne Smith-Johns Drew Tarlow and Robert Vernot Nancy Udolf Schwartz, Esq. and Penny F. Weis Joshua D. Wolson, Esq. Dr. Theodore Schwartz Constance Smuckler Jill G. Tarnow Vince, LLC Ralph Weisgerber Michelle P. and Theodore V. Wood, III Judith H. Stillman and Roy Schwartz Lisa and Andrew Smukler Tastyfrutti International, Inc. Lisa Vinicur Loren Weiss Worth Builders of Palm Beach, Inc. Susan Schwartz Mrs. Babette L. Snyder and Nicole Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John E. Viola Stephanie and Steven M. Weiss Dr. Harvey A. Snyder Thea Scotti Julia C. Tchou, MD, PhD and Andrew Viroslaw Sherman Wright Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Welch, II Louise A. and J. Wilbur Sechler, Jr. Babs Snyder Mr. Matthew E. McGovern Dr. Dilip Viswanath JoAnn A. and Howard J. Wurzak Richard and Beatrice Wernick Nancy V. Snyder Dr. and Mrs. John M. Tedeschi Brian Sedlak Mr. and Mrs. William H. Voge Charitable Fund Robert F. Wynne Richard L. Solit, MD Troy W. Tegeler Kathleen O’Connor Seidman and Lisa Volling West Chester Mechanical XL Real Property Management, LLC Frank L. Seidman Jean and David Soll Joann E. and Robert M. Terway Michele M. Volpe Contractors, Inc. Philanthropic Fund Ravi P. Yadav Marc Seidman Vasanti Thakore Christine K. White Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Voron Bradford A. Yeager, MD Ana S. and Jeffrey L. Seltzer David Solomons The 504 Company Peggy and Ellis Wachs C-J White Lisa Sommer-Balog Gita and A. Christopher Young Mark Seltzer The Forever Yeung Fund Family Foundation Mrs. Jo Fineman White and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn and Sharon and H. Alan Young Dan Senor Amy E. Atzeff Jacobsson The late Ellen D. Wagner Dr. Sander I. White Andrea Sonnenberg Sequoia Supply John Theobald Wagner Family Giving Fund The Whitekettle Family Beth Zadek Ann and the late Harold A. Sorgenti Charitable Fund Mr. Bernard Shaeffer The Tow Foundation Suzanne Walker and Marirosa Colon-Zager and Southland Industries Thomas Gilmore Jill and Jerold Wichtel Eric L. Zager, MD Katherine M. and Dhiren H. Shah Davin G. Thigpen Jenny F. Sozzi Joseph Walkes The late Mary Jane Williams Yuet Sham Douglas Thomas Zeldin Family Foundation Spark Therapeutics Billy Wall Raegan S. Williams Jon Sharp Elizabeth J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Zion Lauren and John Spognardi Eleanor K. Wallen Sarah Williams Mrs. Marcie B. Shavel Geoffrey C. Thomas Lynn Zises Melissa Spohler Tim Wang William Vaughn Company Dr. Joey Sheehan Reese A. Thomas Eric Sporkin Arlene Zitin Dustin Ward Deborah R. Willig, Esq. Shelley Reibstein Interiors, Inc. Thrivent Financial Bank Tracy C. and James H. Sprayregen Lisa Zito The late Jacob Wasserman Thomas F. Wilson William Sheppard Daniel Tierney Sprinkler Fitters Local Union #692 Thomas F. Zuber Marla Weinstein Wasserman Michael Wimmer David and Holly Sherr Beth Tomkiewicz Vern T. Spurlock Lauren J. Zucker and David Shorrock Philanthropic Trust Wasserman Family Foundation Amy Windish Gina M. Tophoney Corinne J. Stahl The Sheth Family Charitable Fund Helene C. Weathers Michael Winigrad The Zuckerman Family Fund Donald J. Tornetta Erika Stallings Beth Shields Eliza Srebnick Weber Winston & Strawn Zumoff Productions Kathleen Tornetta Nicole Stamps Frank H. Shields, Jr. Lydia M. Weber Susan G. Wise The Zuppello Family Charitable Fund Gregory S. Toro Alexandra Shiva Bonnie Goldsborough Stanfield Sean Tracey Siamab Therapeutics Inc. Edward J. Staudenmayer Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Trainer CIRCLE OF HOPE $500 – $999 May May Carina Sia-Wong Steamfitters Local #420 Trilogy Analytical Laboratory Sickler Foundation Brooke and Martin E. Stein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Trinkl 2019 Michael and Anita Siegal Mrs. Miriam B Stein and Trion Group, Inc. AAA Carpet and Upholstery Christian J. Anthony Charles Bancroft Philanthropic Fund Dr. Herbert Stein Dr. Patrick Tripp Cleaning, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Carl Apter Christopher Bane Siegel/Ringler Family Fund Amy and Randall C. Stein Truist ABG Charitable Fund Ann Armstrong Terri Siggs Chaile and David J. Steinberg Rosemarie and Dr. William J. Barry Susan C. Tryforos Robert Abrahamson Marc J. Armstrong Silo Custom Homes, LLC Renée and Richard Steinberg Andi Barsky Amy L. Tucker Meltzer and Louis Abrams Barbara E. Arning Bruce D. Silva Lauren S. and Scott Jason Stelzer Basser Center for BRCA Young Jonathan Meltzer Christine B. and David L. Adams Dr. Lilly Arya Leader Council Todd Silverman Beth A. Rustin and Lee S. Stettner Tucker Foundation Andrea Adelman Ask Salon Ann Bassett Jonathan and Natalie Silverstein Theresa J. Synn and Phyllis S. Tuddenham Charitable Fund David A. Stinnett Barry A. Adelman, Esq. Atlas Partners Chris Batt Delina A. Tumolo Wendy Simkulak Alisyn W. Stoffel Debora Adler Sylvaine Aust Rebecca D. Baxt, MD and Mary E. Tumolo Jonathan Baruch Shammash, MD Douglas Simon, MD Stonekelly Events Aetna Life & Casualty Co. Babymerlin Company Corporation, Omer Tuncata Philadelphia Jane Beckmann Simonson Family Fund Perri Strawn AGOSA 66 Year Group United Health Care, Inc. Andrew R. Bacas Jill Belchic Schwartz David H. Singer Stribling & Associates, LTD Akerman, LLP United Technologies Corporation Art Bacci Debra Beley Michelle L. Skalsky and Aaron Strong John Albright Michael K. Simon, Esq. Stryker Orthopaedics United Way of Central Jersey Theresa O. Allen Dan Bacine Debra J. Beley Adelaide and John Skoutelas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stutman United Way of Chester County Thomas A. Allen Marcy Bacine John Beley Laurie Skyes Charitable Fund Suburban Philadelphia Abstract, Inc. U.S. Security Care, Inc. American Society for Robert L. Baechtold Carolyn Belfer Robert L. Slagle Success Valley Produce, LLC Fred Valerino Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Ellen R. and Phillip H. Baer, Esq. Mike Bell David Slavit David Sultan Virginia Van Dyk Adrienne Ames Bruce Bailey Julia Belluz and Axel Baeumler Howard Slavit The Sylk Charitable Trust Vanguard Group Foundation Lisa M. Amorosi Don Bailey Barbara Bennett

124 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 125 Bobbie and Ken Bennett Sal Caradonna Reuben S. Daniels Lindsay Faccenda Eugene H. Gillin, Esq. Herling Management Group, Inc. Mark G. Bergamo Carbofix Orthopedics, Inc. Karen Daroff and James Rappoport Melanie Fagan Lisa and Matthew Gillin Herman Goldner Co., Inc. Jan Bergen Carol R. Carlisle Denise and Mark Dauber Farella Braun & Martel Beverly Ginsburg Constance M. Hershey Abigail T. Berman, MD K. A. Carlson Annette Davidson Tiffany Fariole Lisa and Bruce M. Ginsburg Gordon E. Hickman Emily and Zachary Berman Robert M. Carney Diana Davis Thomson Helena and Maciej Fedorczak Lauren Girshon William Hillman Nick Berman James Carroll Lori Davis Neil Fee Sarah L. Gitchell Charles Toebe Hinckle Peter Berman Charlene Caslin Gary F. De Buvitz Johanna Ferraioli Lillian A. Giuliani, VMD Elizabeth M. Hines Susan Berwanger Ellen and Wyllys Cass Jennifer Deal Ashley Ferrara Ann Glavin Stacy Hines Debbie Biamon Thomas P. Cawley Raymond C. Dee Charlotte B. Ferrarie Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Glavin Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Hoeflich Joshua H. Bilenker, MD Keith A. Cengel, MD, PhD Kim DeForrest Jaimie Field Susan J. Gleckner Jeannette C. Holden Susan Margaret Blackmore Robert Ceribelli Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Demidovich, III H. Harrison Fields Glenmede Trust Cristy Hollin and Mitchell Louis Hollin Liam Blaney Julia Cerzosimo Barbara A. Seneca and Jacqueline and Frank Fieni Judith M. Glick Daniel T. Dempsey, MD Penny J. Holman Spencer L. Blessing Gregory P. Chandler Daniel Fine Brett Goldberg Joseph N. Desautel, Jr. Stuart J. Holzer Holly and Gary K. Blum Cherokee Construction Company Conor Finlay Ross O. Goldberg, Esq. Jacob Deutsch Rick Hong Charles F. Bodo Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Graeme Finley Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Goldenberg Marilyn Deutsch James C. Horn Ronald R. Bolig Cynthia Ciccotelli Sal Fira Amy Goldman Gerard Dever Rich Horn Stephen Bonaccorsi Justin M. Cifra Karen Fischer Dr. Benjamin Goldsmith Devine Bros, Inc. Dolores Howell Nancy Booth City Tap UC, LLC Rebecca Fischer Marlene Fox Goldwein, MD and Gregory Dewitt Lisa Hunt Richard A. Boothby, MD Carole M. Clark David J. Fisher Joel W. Goldwein, MD Stacy Dewitt Donna Hunter Dr. Kathryn H. and David V. Bowles Eleanor Clark Suzanne and P. W. J. Fisher Brett Gomes Dixie L. DeYoung Raquel Hunter Elizabeth Brait Gregory B. Classon Ellen and Harris Fishman Frank Goodhart Dr. Carole R. and Dr. Marc A. Dichter Gina Iadanza Paul Brandes Dr. Joseph R. Clauss Thomas Fleming Carolyn C. and E. T. Goodman Ronnie Brant Elizabeth A. Clayton Justin Dickinson Sharon Ingber Robert P. Flicker Noah J. Goodman Mary Braun Cindy Cluett DiMaria Masonry Restoration, Inc. Ed Isaack Joseph Fluehr Jennifer Goudsward Joseph G. Brennan Brett Cohen Howard Dinin Michael Ivers Richard W. Flynn, Jr. Laura Granelli Sarah L. Brody Brian Cohen The late Anthony R. and Jerry Jacobs Caren and H. Jeffrey Fogel James B. Grass Maria DiPietro David Broering Chelsea Cohen Anne M. Jefferis James Forgione Mary Greeley Candy Brown John Colabelli Mr. and Mrs. John B. Doherty Patricia S. Jefferis Thomas Forst Neal Greely Jeffrey Brown Aprille D. Cole Margaret Dorazio Beverly B. and Keith S. Jennings Robert Fox Virginia L. Greene Bernard Brownstein Dr. Anthony Coletta Anne H. Doyle Carol A. Jesson Steve Frankel Nancy and Robert F. Greenwood Chelsea Buck Cheryl Colleluori Jackie Dragone Matthew D. Jiannino Jake Franz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Gregory Beth Drapkin, Esq. and Sarah and Dr. R. Michael Buckley Comcast Corporation Harrison Griffin Katherine Johnson Ronny Drapkin, MD, PhD Richard Franzen Mr. and Mrs. David F. Budenz, Jr. Commercial Finance Association, Gordon Johnson Memorial Gary M. Freedman, MD Susanna F. Griffin Philadelphia Silvia and Peter B. Dreyfuss Foundation Joel Buice John Griffith Emily F. Conant, MD Jean M. Dries Adeline Freire J. Bailey Jordan Aaron Bukowitz Joan M. Grimes Gene Concordia Constance C. and Paul Dry Fresh Grocer Charles Judge Jeff Burgess Guaranteed Foliage, Inc. J. Joseph Connor Agency Marvin Dubin Evan C. Frey Gregory T. Julian John Burke Gary Guinta Amy Cooke Rita and Charles Dunleavy, Jr. Dawn Friedkin Dan Kaliner Paula M. Burns Catie Gumbs Brad Cooper Steven Dunn Henry Gabel Leonard Kallman Evelyn Burrows Jessi Gushner Charitable Fund Alice Coscia Dunphy Ford Subaru Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gabriel Donna and Larry Kane Charmayne P. Busker Elizabeth and James Hale Becca Cossin Jean M. and John C. D'Urso Scott Gabrielsen Elle Kaplan Barbara Thomas Butler Allen Hansen LaVerne Council Eastwood Family Foundation Gary Galeucia Elyssa Kaplan Lisa and Richard J. Butterfield, Jr. Francis Hartnett Antoinette M. Coupe Jonathan Eaton Robert Gardler Jane Kaplan Robert E. Buzinski Margaret S. Havens Elaine Eckert Marie G. Garfield Olivia L. Katz John C. Byrne Deborah Crawford Hawke Revocable Living Trust Judith A. Edgar Carole and Joseph Gekoski Dr. Anya Kauh Lauren Imbesi Caffray and Beth A. Creelman David Hazels Charles A. Caffray CSMI, LLC Mark Edwards Nancy J. Gellman, Esq. Alan Keim David Head The late Joseph S. and Elizabeth Cumberland Advisors, Inc. Kim Einhorn-Brandes Elizabeth Gemmi Richard Kelly A. Cain Karl C. Heine Thomas Cundey Dorie Eisenstein Larry A. Gephart Kelly Family Fund Karen and Jeffrey S. Cain Richard Helmerichs Michael Cuozzo Marion E. Eith John A. Geraghty Scott Kern Dennis Calabrese Robert F. Henderson Nancy Cutler William H. Elvidge Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Gerathy, Jr. Kershner Office Furniture, Inc. Edgar B. Cale, III Henderson Constructors, Inc. Michael I. Cyter Beverly P. Engiles Nancy Gewirtz and Nigel Key Linda and David Campbell Carl Stanford Gewirz Susan Hendrickson Dr. Anne M. Walsh and Dan Diana E. England Mr. and Mrs. William A. King. III Kerry and Rod Henkels Larry Campbell Daddario Esophageal Cancer Support Group Theresa Giannone Kerry Kirstein Barbara Camusi Beth and David Dahle of Philadelphia Giant Martin's Sarah L. Henn Thelate Michael W. and Mari and Douglas Caplan Paula H. Daley Nathan R. Eustis, Jr. James Gillen Pat Henry Susan E. Klinger

126 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 127 Carole A. Klingerman Lizabeth and John Macoretta Lauren Miller Anne M. and Frank Palopoli Mary Ann Roberts Lonn M. Selbst James Kollmar Diana Magaard Mark A. Miller Armando A. Pandola, Jr. Esq. Rachel A. Rock Nancy Selisky and Alicia Konolash Magerks Horsham, Inc. Mary and Mark Milligan Fund of Maura E. Pape Raymond R. Rock Douglas J. Hurlock Eliav Barr, MD and Elizabeth Moore and Edwin The Columbus Foundation Dr. Claudia C. Parvanta Gerald Rodos Mr. and Mrs. Paula A. Sellman Paul Koulogeorge Mahoney David Mognoni Sonali Patel Mary Ropes Mr. and Mrs. Jay Several Constantinos Koumenis, PhD Main Line Monograms, LLC Eileen H. Monahan James E. Patton Scott Rosan Josephine Sha Barbara Krenzel Barbara and Fredric J. Mainwaring, Jr. Monica L. Moody-Wrenn Terence S. Pavlick Danielle and Gerard Rosato Kathleen Shafer Leslie Laird Kruhly Carol Majors Moorestown Township Sandra M. Pedrick Gertrude M. Rosato Amir Shahpari Steven Kuhl Board of Education H. Christopher Malone, III James Peko Jeannette and Dr. Gary Rosato Beatrice Shapero Frances Marie and Greg Moppert Melissa Mangel Allison Pellegrini C. Rosato-Reilly, Esq. and Dr. Kristen Shapren Edward F. Kurocka J. Douglas Moran Charles H. Mann Lisa Lehman-Perri and Colonel B. Reilly Daniel G. Shaver Charlene and Ron Kurylo Pickering Manor Christopher J. Moresco Fortunato Perri, Jr. Leslie Rose Ari Shechtman Caren Lambert Dr. William A. March Tracey and William R. Moroney Cathy Perry Claire and Louis F. Rose, DDS, MD Laura L. Shelburne Tina Lamsback Robert Mark Martha and I. Wistar Morris, III Jonathan Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rose Debbie and Michael Shepherd Lancers Football Alumni Stanley J. Marszalek Gail Morrison Paul Peterson Kim Rosen James Shirley Karen Landau Christopher L. Martin Bryan Moser Vick Phillips Mark Rosenfeld Clayton Shiu Fred Larivee John-Thomas Martin Charles Moussallem, MD Anh Phung Robert Rosenthal Alison and John P. Shoemaker Joseph E. Lastowka, Jr., Esq. Robert Mason Karyn Beason Mullen and Rachel Piazza David Rosnov Tricia Sims Stephanie Laurelli James L. Mullen, MD Mass Mutual Greater Philadelphia Murray H. Pinkus, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rothkopf Albert J. Sindoni Andrew Lavelle Samantha Munn Gertrude A. Masterson The Pizza Stop Restaurant, LLC Julie Rottenberg Amy Singer Lauren W. Lavine Leslie Simon Myers Cynthia and Scott Matte Marna C. Plourde and Rick Mitchell Raymond Rowand David H. Singer Deborah Lawrence Wendy Forman Myers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maupay, Jr. Roberta and Barry Pogach Ben Rubin Jessica Singer Althier M. Lazar, PhD and Dr. Alan S. Nagelberg Mike Maurath Richard J. Pogach Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rubin Kenneth A. Sklar Mitchell A. Lazar, MD Rosina Perin Nassry Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mcatee Ross Rubin The late John A. and Alexandre S. Le Malefant Sunita Nasta, DMD Nancy Pope John M. McCabe Mrs. Penny Cook Rubincam and Joyce A. Skrobot Margot and James Lebovitz Julie Neely Susan K. Popp Kathleen McCafferty Mr. Paul R. Rubincam, Jr. Wendy Slavit Martha and Stephen P. Lebram Barry R. Nemeth Moshe Porat, PhD Brendan McCarthy James R. Rutenberg Anne Marie Smith Aija Lee and Dr. Woon-Soon Lee Martha and William H. Newell, II PortinHoffmann Financial Group, Inc Ruth, Inc. Linda Smith Milton Lee Marilou and George McCloskey Jessica Newshel Scott K. Post Joey A. Ryan John F. Snyder, III Helen Lehotzky Alan Mcclymonds Mr. and Mrs. Viorel Nitica Gary Potts Peter Rzepka Cathi C. Snyder, Esq. Alice J. lenihan Margaret M. McConville Edward Nix Daniel Powers Regina L. Sacco Chris Snyder Lepco: Lawn Equipment Parts Co. Robert McCord Nina Nobile Brad Preber Lea A. Salese, VMD and Sharon Spadaccini Jason Levergood James McCormick Mary Ann Nolan Gregory L. Preiser Joseph F. Mirabile Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sparta Jay Levin McCormick Brothers Professional Dry Cleaning Services, Inc. Northeast Exterminators Pumpernicks Deli Ellen R. Sall Bryan D. Spence Julie Gorchow and Robert G. Levine James McDonald Laurie and John Oberbeck John Quigg Jean McCoy Salwen, VMD Peter R. Sperry Levy Group, Inc. and Harvey Salwen Michelle and James E. McFadden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Odell Kathleen B. Quinn Roy Spezzano Brian Lewis Robert Salzer Eleanor and James McGillin Edward M. O'Hara Dr. Jason Raines Eric Sporkin Erin Liberatore Laurie Samuels Dennis J. McGough Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Olivares Alan Ramo Sports Palace Charity Dr. Stephen Lichtenstein Renee and Richard B. Saul Matthew McGovern James J. Onesti Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ratner Ruth Stansfield Tricia Linkenheimer Saul Ewing, LLP Kathleen M. McGurk Youngson Orchowski Rechtman CPA, PLLC Phyllis Stearman Heidi Beth Lipton Nancy and David Sautter Anne B. McKernan Emily Orel and Howard Orel, MD Red Lion Cleaners Tailors, Inc. Paul T. Steege David Little Sherri Sayles Paul McKittrick Michael D. Ostrow Jennifer Rehbit Kenneth Steif, PhD Bart Livolsi Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Sayles Danny McMahon R. A. O'Toole Gerald J. Rehrig Maria Steinhardt Sandy Locke Mary Jane and Richard Scali Katherine H. and F. William McNabb, III Overbrook Golf Club Kathleen Rehrig Sterling Investment Advisors Ann Lockhart Women's Golf Association Stephen Schachman Kristine M. Conner and Deirdre Reilly Barbara R. Wagner and Margaret Pace Amy and Paul Schechner Logan Philadelphia Daniel McNally Ricky Reinhard David E. Stern Robert McNeill Kerry J. Pacifico Carol and Peter Schempf Rosemarie Lomire Terri Relick Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stern Marybeth Medernach Linda F. Padden John Schmied Jacob Long Rhoda Holzer Memorial Deborah M. Berkowitz and Beverly Lord David Z. Melczer Jeff Padgett Fine Art Fund Timothy Schmitt Paul H. Stern Margaret Lovas Zoltan Melczer Melody Padilla-Nguyen Nigel Richards Robert Schnoll Beth A. Rustin and Lee S. Stettner Regina Luber Ward Melhuish Charles V. Paladino Jodi Rickel Sloane E. Schuster Mary Anne M. and John J. Stetzer, III Anthony Lucchesi Charlie Messa Donna Palese Margaret Rierson Brian Schwabenland The late Ronald Stevens Kevin Lynyak Matthew Meves Mr. and Mrs. John F. Palladino Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila, LLP Bryan Seeley Toni Stevens Suzanne Patricia MacFarland Debra L. Rodgers and Paul Meyer Elizabeth Palmer Gabrielle K. Rinaldi Dr. Roger Segalla Shawn Stewart Jodie Mackintosh Elena R. Miller Melanie Palmer James J. Rivard Jaye Seidlin Warren W. Stippich, Jr.

128 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 129 Conrad Strabone, Jr. Robert Thorpe Mr. and Mrs. Ross V. Weaver, Jr. Engineers, LLC Gillian Blair, Esq. and Ian A. Blair, PhD Bernard Brownstein Toby Strogatz and Stephen B. Klein Kristen and Joseph Tini Elizabeth Weikel Patrick Barker Liam Blaney Brulee Catering Robert T. Strong Robert Steven Tintner, Esq. Weiner Philanthropic Fund Michael Barlow Lisa and Michael Blank Buckingham, Doolittle and Burroughs-Cleveland Fund Walter R. Studer and Ray Tipton Cheryl E. Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Baron Mrs. Ellen Blaustein and Rebekah J. Studer Dr. Mordecai P. Blaustein William Burak Barbara A. Tisa Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Weirman Brett P. Barragate Helene and John J. Subach Anthony Tosco Jeff Bleiman Cynthia F. Burcham Melissa Welch Barbara and Edmund Barrett Steve Sullivan Joseph Tria Spencer L. Blessing Treva Wood Burger and Philip R. Wenger and Steve Judson Barrett Robert S. Suskin Robert Allen Burger, MD Dr. Virginia M-Y Lee and Dinnocenti Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bleyer Natalie and Michael J. Barrist Jesse Sutow Dr. John Trojanowski Christina L. Burke Robin Wentworth Thomas J. Blocher Jeffrey T. Barsky Gregory S. Sutton Geraldine M. Truitt Greg Westfall Burke & Parsons Rance Block Andrea Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sutton Mary E. Tumolo Mary J. Wetzel Robert Burnaford Blue Bell Market, LLC Michael A. Bassik Teri Suzuki James Tyrrell Bill Weychert Todd Burnaford David Blum Robert Swope Thomas Unruh Matthew B. Bates Carl Wiedersum Christopher Burns Frank Talarico Van Cleef Engineering Association Alyse and James Bodine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wild Rebecca D. Baxt, MD and Keith W. Burrage Graham Tasman Thomas G. Vellios Jonathan Baruch Shammash, MD Charles F. Bodo Gregory M. Williams Charmayne P. Busker Andrea Taylor Stephen Venetianer Judith L. Meinkoth, PhD and Body Cycle Studio Henrietta Williams William G. Baxt, MD Mrs. Lauren Imbesi Caffray and Jeffery Taylor Mark Vergenes The Boeing Company Charles A. Caffray Wayne Wilson BBLM Architects Kevin Taylor Mildred Shore-Vinson and Eve S. Bogle William Cahill Dr. Jack Vinson Amy Winston Barbara and John Beaudry Peter J. Taylor Stephen Bonaccorsi James A. Woerner Josephine Calabretta Audrey and Alan Vogenberg The late Mary Beccini Terry Taylor Anna Boni Nancy and Gregory Wolcott Edgar B. Cale, III Jamie Vogt Debbie and William Becker Julia C. Tchou, MD, PhD, and Nancy Booth Robert C. Woolard Edgar B. Cale Matthew E. McGovern Janeen Waddell Mitchell Bednoff Richard Boschulte Jake Wurzak Joseph Callahan Dixon Thayer Barret L. Wade Aaron Beim Larry Botel MLPS Fund James Waitkus Drs. Valerie and Michael D. Yasner Keith D. Calligaro, MD Jason Bell John E. Bourret, Jr. The Total Table, Inc. Lisa S. Walkush Sharon Young Robert B. Camp Suzanne B. Bell, Esq. and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bower Edwin Thomas John M. Wallowicz Marissa Zackowitz Marc N. Bell, Esq. Campaign Group, Inc. Barbara Bowman Geoffrey C. Thomas Amy Walsingham Patricia Zerges Adrienne L. Benson Marcia and Ross Campbell Alan C. Bowser Seth Frazier and Gale E. Thompson William Ward Kathryn and Harry A. Zink, MD Anthony Beovich Thomas E. Cannon Wei Zou Dennis P. Boyle Lori Thompson Sondra and Dr. Marvin Wasman Jen Bergen Ilene Schermer Cantos and Steve Thorne Mr. and Mrs. William J. Watts Suzanne Zuppello Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Boyle Andrew Cantos Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Berkenkopf James J. Bradley Ronald L. Capasso Neal J. Berkowitz, MD Barbara A. Brady Keith Caplan CIRCLE OF HOPE $500 – $999 Berkowitz-Morris Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cardillo Alex Berman Sara M. and Paul D. Brandes Marshia W. and Peter M. Carlino 2015 – 2018 Emily and Zachary Berman Robin and Alan Brandis Carol R. Carlisle 133 Investors, LLC Mr. John R. Alchin and Erin Ardleigh Marisa Berman Mr. Hal Marryatt Brandmuscle Robert M. Carney Eiman Abdelmoneim Peter H. Arger, MD Matt T. Berman Helen M. Alderson David A. Brause Julie Carr A Better Connection, Inc. Grace M. Armstrong Nick Berman Lee A. Alexander The Brearley School Thomas Carrier Bob Abrahamson Michael C. Arnold Patti Berman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Alexy Erica Brennan Patricia N. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abriola, Jr. Arraya Solutions Joel A. Bernstein Allstate Foundation Hilary Brennan Peggy Carson Craig Adams Donald D. Ashbrook Pamela A. Bernstein Joseph Alston Wendy Carter Association of American Joseph G. Brennan Christine B. and David L. Adams Andrew and Lisa Bernstein Family Ashley J. Altman Medical Colleges Carteret Education Association Lynn Adams Charitable Fund Mrs. Ann Brennan and Catherine and Laurence Altman Atglen Sportsmens Club, Inc. Patrick J. Brennan, MD Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cassano Tamra J. and Robert S. Adams Michelle W. Bettman Stephen Altman Atlantic Concrete Products, Inc. Regina D. and Robert Brennan Katherine O. Castle Dr. Judah Adashi Hank Bevillard Altus Spine, LLC Patricia R. Audet Brentwood Holding Company Barbara S. Caudle John Addesso Nisha B. Bhatia Ravi Amaravadi, MD Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Augustyn Jonathan Bresler Causecast Foundation Barbara Adelman Debbie Biamon Debbie Amerman Lauren K. Aurillo Mr. and Mrs. James M. Breslin Brian James Cavanaugh Richard Adler Marc D. Bianchi Christine Anderson Azizi Orthodontics Jordan Breslow Dr. Maurizio Cereda Tara Lee Adyanthaya Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bielski Philip Andryc Laura E. Babiarz Broad 600, LLC Cescaphe Limited, LLC Aetna Life & Casualty, Co. Beverly Bikel Gerald Anhalt Ellen R. Baer and Phillip H. Baer, Esq. Hugh V. Brown Robert Challender Ai Myrophoroi Philoptochos Dr. Susan E. Binder of St. George Anholt Technologies, Inc. Susan Bannon John J. Brown Dr. Bruce Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Binstock A&J Produce Corp Apollo Distributing Company Salvatore Barbagallo Kevin Brown Kent Chancellor Randi L. Nielsen and Robert Andrea and Jason T. Albert Arthur S. Appel Tony Barbieri Birkenholz Steven G. Brown Andrew L. Chappell Ashley L. Albrecht Deborah and Steven Appel Bard Rao & Athana Consulting Lisa Bishop Carol D. and William H. Browne Gregory Chensky

130 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 131 Harlan B. Cherniak Teresa Crowe Maureen Alexander and Brian Fielkow Anthony Garofalo Stephen F. Green Kathryn Doyle, PhD Helga S. Childs Laura Croyle Dr. Ellen Fitzgibbon Gary Garofalo Lennard D. Greenbaum, MD Drexelbrook Catering Jennifer Childs Elaine Freilich Culbertson Phyllis M. Finkelstein Steven H. Gartner Judith and Frank Greenberg Paul S. Duesterdick Foundation Nancy Chychrun Martha R. and John J. Cunningham Bettina and Brian Finn John J. Gartside The Scott and Tracey Duesterdick Julia Greenblatt, Esq. and Chris Cicconi Joan L. Cunningham First Properties Corporation Marilyn Gaskin and Joel M. Greenblatt Family Fund Captain Peter J. Gaskin, (USN) (Ret) Evelyn Cintron Dr. Regina S. Cunningham Dr. Randee L. Fischer and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Duffy Virginia L. Greene Mr. Howard I. Fischer Gateway Animal Hospital, Inc. City Tap UC, LLC Sondra and William J. Cunningham Dean and Lynda Duffy Family Fund Dale and Jay Gress, II Glenn Fisher Brian Geary Michael I. Cyter Joy Clancy Alyce G. Gross Philip Dufour Nancy Fisher Linda Geis Cynthia Dahl Sara Clancy Joshua Gross Mr. and Mrs. David R. Dugery Shelly Hope Lotman Fisher and Elizabeth Gemmi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dalsemer Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Clatterbaugh Groundwater and Environmental Dr. and Mrs. Mark N. Dumas Scot Fisher, DO Gemroi Company Walter Cleary Mary and Chi Van Dang Service, Inc. Dr. Linda J. Bagley and Dr. Eli Dweck Janet and Robert Fisher-Hughes Dr. Anya Genieser-Derosa Brenda W. Cline Data Street Partners Operating, LLC Tara Grunde-McLaughlin Eastwood Family Foundation William E. Flear Miriam Buchsbaum and William M. Cloud, MD Cynthia E. Dayton Guaranteed Foliage, Inc. Edgewood Village Market, Inc. Robert P. Flicker Bruce E. Genter, MD Carmen Guerra, MD Charles Cockerill Sally L. DeCarlo George’s Dreshertown ShopnBag Franklin Edmonds Susan M. and Jim Florsheim and Dilip Viswanath, MD Christine C. Cockerill Anthony DeCecco Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gerardi Andra and John Ehrenkranz Rob Ford Mary J. Gulden Cocktails Against Cancer Delaware Community Foundation Dennis and Susi Gertmenian Fund Kim Eichorn Justin Forer Bruce M. Gutkin Dr. Andrew Cogan Dr. C. J. DeLeo Meredith Gevurtz Robin and Jonathan Eiseman Morgan Forer Dr. and Mrs. Brian Gutt Dr. Gary H. Cohen Del Hunt, LLC Edmund P. Giambastiani, Jr. Bonnie Walsh Eisenfeld Brian Forsse Amy Haas Heather Cohen Kate DelPizzo Larry Giannone The late Angelina M. Emma David Forti Richard A. Haas Jennifer Greenbaum and Ira R. Cohen Karen DeLuca Diane Giauque Angela Emrich Boyd E. Foster Noam Haberman Barbara A. Seneca and Jerry A. Cohen Jody J. Foster Kate and Brendan Gibbons Daniel T. Dempsey, MD Ana Endrigian Bonnie Habyan Melissa F. Cohen Penny Grossman Fox and Bobbie Gilbert April H. and Joseph P. Denny Peter A. Engelbach Sarah Hagelin Rhonda R. Cohen, Esq. and Robert A. Fox Gilbert Family Fund Engineering and Security Chris Hager David L. Cohen, Esq. Peter DePaul Services Department Stephanie Fox Georgia Gilcrease Roberta Parker Hagin Joy L. and Andrew Cohn Tony DePaul & Sons Lauren Eni Fox Chase Bank Deanne Gillen Catherine and Harry R. Halloran, Jr. Debbie Coke Dr. Peggy B. DeProphetis J. Earl Epstein, Esq. Maxine Frank Linda J. Gilliam, DMD Scott Hamburg Dolores Colace Ronald DePue Cynthia Ernst Claire S. Frankel Revocable Trust Samuel Giordano Hamilton Dental Associates Anthony Coletta, Jr. Designs that Donate Katelyn Evans Paul Frantz Giordano Family Charitable Fund Georgina M. Hammond Columbia Grammar & Lara E. Diamond Edward Evelind Jake A. Franz Lillian A. Giuliani, VMD Preparatory School Roberta Diblasi Connie Sue Hankee Anna M. Everetts Sheree R. Fravel Emily L. Glasser Comedy Cabaret, Inc. Christopher M. Dickerman Ellen C. Hannum Denice Eyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Freedman Susan J. Gleckner William Componovo Ann Martin DiLeone Chinita L. and Michael W. Hard, Jr. Elizabeth H. and Bruce Fadem Fresno Pacific Libby Goff Dr. Emily Conant and Stacy L. Dimou Suzanne K. Hargrove Mr. Jonathan Conant Paul Fader Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Freyman Mindy H. and I. R. Goldberg, Jr. Mary C. Dischinger John G. Harkins, Jr., Esq. Congregation Beth Or Brenda C. Fallon Dennis Frezzo Goldberg Nash Family Foundation DJ Bove Family Partnership, LP Donald G. Harriz, Jr. Friends of Jim Parthemore Linda Golden John F. Conley Ms. R. Farber-Horowitz and Martha R. Harriz Douglas Doble Mr. R. Horowitz Carol Connolly Susan and Robert Frutkin Dr. Lisa Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. John B. Doherty Lee Hartner, MD Roman Fedorak Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Fryman Greg Goldner J. Joseph Connor Agency Harry Haskell Leonard Doherty Helena and Maciej Fedorczak Benjamin J. Connors Fryman Charitable Giving Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Goldsmith Susan M. Domchek, MD, and Angela Healy Khue FeigenBerg Mr. James Fulton, Jr. and Mrs. Rebecca B. and Gretchen M. and J. Gordon Cooney, Jr. Robert H. Vonderheide, MD, DPhil Jeanine G. and Kevin M. Heck Dana Ramus Feinberg and Mr. Eric Rymshaw Dr. A. L. Goldstein Susan Cooper Timothy J. Donahue Andrew Heffernan Daniel M. Feinberg, MD Katherine D. Furman and Dara Tye Goldstein and Deborah and Robert Coppola Donald E. Reisinger, Inc. Roselee G. and Kenneth C. Feinour Timothy S. Pasik Daniel T. Goldstein, MD Ralph Heiman Paula C. and Scott Corbman DonateWell Jane J. Feldgus, Attorney-At-Law The Lewis M. Gabbe Foundation, Inc. Patricia S. Goodall Bill Heinemann Jane and Alan J. Corson, III Adam Doneger Carolyn Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gabriel Noah J. Goodman Sarah L. Henn Cotswold Foundation Joan L. Donnelly Paul Gabriel Brett Felgoise Shari Leigh Gordon Herbein + Company, Inc. Country Fresh Batter, Inc. David Donovan Gabriel Real Estate Associates, LP Jason Feller Elaine F. Gossels Michael Herbert Antoinette M. Coupe Deirdre and Peter S. Dooner, III Brian Scott Gaines Alan Gottlieb Herman Goldner Co., Inc. Ms. Jan Felman and Adrienne Cramer Leslie and Mitchell Dorf Mr. Harvey Schwartz John F. Gallagher Kristen Gowing Edward Hernandez Carl R. Cramer David T. Dorfman Paulina Fernandez Nancy M. and David A. Gansky L. Christine Grad, MD Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Herring J. Hamilton Crawford Candace Doss Ellen W. Fernberger Joan Garde David Graham Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hershey Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cromwell Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Dougherty Adam Ferst Joel Gardner Stuart A. Graiwer Hershey Family Foundation T. Kim Cromwell Kathy and Dean Dougherty Fund Dr. Arthur E. Fetzer Gary L. Garnand Paul D. Green Randy Hersh-Hanlon

132 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 133 Amy Herskovitz David L. Johnson Stewart Kohl Julie Lewenthal Anthony Mascherino Judy Migliore-Erdman Carol Ann and Richard Hess Kristin Johnson Sidney Kohl Family Foundation Lois and Jack J. Lichstein Michael Mascis William Mignucci William H. Hess Katherine Johnson Donor Dr. James Kollmar Max H. Lightman Christopher B. Mason Dr. Thi Migone Advised Fund Debra and Thomas Hessert, Jr. Evelyn and Bernard J. Korman Charisse R. Lillie Kay Mast Alvania Miller Judd Associates, LP Christopher M. Hill, VMD Amy and John P. Korman Ann T. Csink and John E. Linck, Jr. Joanne Masterson-Crowe Edward Miller Charles Judge Dee and Roger S. Hillas Phylis Kovnot Dr. Peter J. Linden Caroline Mastro Fred W. Miller Benjamin Jumper Alison Hinkle Linda Kozitzky Rebecca A. Lindenberger Joanna Mastronardo Dr. and Mrs. Lee H. Miller Joy Junious Nicole Hirsch Krain Building Services, LLC Allison Bandier Koffman and J Frederick T. Mau Mike Miller Hillary A. Jury effrey Lipsitz Lorraine S. Hirschberg Dorothy R. Davies and Charles Maye Scott Miller Susan Kadish Jeremy R. Kramer Dr. Alan Lisbon Elizabeth M. and Thomas G. Mayfield Jane Cohen Millner and Jonathan S. Hirschtritt Robert W. Kahler Margelle Kendall Liss and Rachael Kremer Jim McAuliffe Martin Millner Sheldon J. Liss Pauline Hoang Joan P. Kahn Barbara Krenzel Kathleen McCafferty Theodore N. Mirvis Michele M. and Paul F. Lockwood Jennifer L. Hochberg Lindy Snider and Larry R. Kaiser, MD Tina and Julian Krinsky Michael McCall Tara Mitchell, MD Carol and Robert Lockyer Carole S. Hochman Jeffrey I. Kaliner Jerry Kristal Colleen McCandless Eileen Mitzman Brendan T. Loke Patricia M. Hoff Leonard Kallman The Harold and Grace Kurtz Fund Sharon McCann Moldamatic, LLC Kim Loll Karen and Peter J. Hoffman Peggy M. Kalter La Belle Mariee Bridal, LLC Chris McCarthy Carolyn S. and David P. Montgomery Rosemarie Lomire Jeannette C. Holden Simin Kamvar Renee LaFiura Jill McCarthy Dr. Richard Month Allison J. and Daniel W. London Ms. Cristy Hollin and Mr. and Mrs. Lonny Kaplan Lambert Street Neighbors McCarty Family Charitable Fund Laurel S. Moodie Mr. Mitchell Louis Hollin George H. Long Miss Jennifer Kattula George Landau Theresa M. McClain Rita and John P. Moore Jane Hollingsworth Alexander J. Lord The Rachel and Drew Katz Dr. J. Landau Philanthropic Fund Lynnette McCollum Robert E. Moore Jim Hopkins Foundation, Inc. Lori’s Gifts Seth Landsberg Bob McCormack Ronald Moore Harold Horn Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kauff Loro Piana Michael P. Lane Myra McCormack Mark Moores Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Horn Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kaufman Marlene Slack Losee Louise and Jason Langheier McCormick Brothers Professional Jack D. Moran Mrs. Abby W. Horowitz and Bruce E. Kayle, Esq. Margaret Lovas Dr. David A. Horowitz Doug Lanzo Dry Cleaning Services, Inc. Paul Morelli Philip L. Kean Steven Lowry Rosanne Kane Hoskins and Theresa and Fred Larivee Steven McCraney Theresa Morzelli Thomas J. Hoskins Regina Keating Gino Lucci Don Larrabee Liam McCusker Adam Mosier Carolyn Hunt Kaila Kellerman Jamie Ludwig Deborah B. Laury Maeve B. McDade Nicole Moss Ms. Lauren Hurtt Jacqueline Kelley Terrence Macaleer Daniel LaValla R. C. McEntire, Jr. Robert B. Mulhern, Jr., Esq. John D. Huss Kelley Drye & Warren, LLP The late Dominick MacChia Lauren W. Lavine Maureen A. McGarvey Mrs. Karyn Beason Mullen and Ellen Huyett Anne M. Kelly Bryan MacDonald James L. Mullen, MD Deb Lawrence Gary McGeddy William Hyman Kelly + Partners Mach III Designs, LTD Michael T. Mullen, MD Deborah Lawrence Eleanor and James McGillin David Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mack Losenge M. and Jim McGrath Jessica L. and William W. Murphy Osagie O. Imasogie, Esq. Alexandre S. Le Malefant Drs. Ann R. and Sean K. Kennedy Anne and Mark Macy Lorraine Murphy David L’Ecuyer Ellen J. McMillen Immaculata University Dan Kerr Macy’s/Bloomingdale’s Matt Mcvay Murphy Family Charitable Fund Intech Construction, Inc. Robert Lee Kershner Office Furniture, Inc. William Magee Dianne Moss Mustin and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Lee, III Robert J. Mead, MD Interior Environments Alan Kessler George T. Magnatta Scott H. Mustin Dr. Virginia M-Y Lee and Kathleen Means Frank Interlichia Cathryn H. Ketterman Mary Malfara Muzio Family Foundation Dr. John Trojanowski Cecilia Medrano InvestEdge, Inc. Dr. Mahsheed Khajavi Malibu Pier Partners Eileen Myers Judith Lenchewski Pam and Gregg Melinson Carol A. Irvine Gordon Kibbee Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Mancini, Jr. Marshall Myers Le Papillon Beauty Salon, Inc. Ms. Mary Melton and Carolyn Korman Jacobs Theresa Kidwell Emily Mandelstam Dr. Michael Kochman Angela Naccarato and Michael Jacobs Lepco: Lawn Equipment Parts Co. Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Killeen Joseph R. Manfre Mercedes-Benz of Cherry Hill Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Nadler Dr. Joanne Jacobson Alexander K. Lermitte Morton R. Kimmel Tori Manis The late John R. Merhar Luigino Nascimben Marty Jacobson Carol and Robert Lerner Jay King Jean Cho and David A. Mankoff, MD Mericle Properties Robert Nash Dr. and Mrs. Joel D. Jaffe Maribeth and Steven D. Lerner Mr. Raymond King Gabriel J. Marabella Merz Family Foundation Manish Nasta Ami Jain Hal Leshner Grace A. Kirkpatrick Howard Margolin Charlie Messa Luz Navarro Dean Janeway, Jr. John M. Leteria Jerrold Klaus Market Resource Partners Lisa R. Messinger Douglas A. Neal Anne M. Jefferis Mr. and Mrs. Adam A. Levin Denise M. Klein Ashley Markowich Methacton Baseball Association Jenine Neff Evan Jennings Sheila Levin Karen Kleinman Padraic Maroney James M. Metz, MD Patricia T. Nelson Beverly B. and Keith S. Jennings Dr. and Mrs. Elliot M. Levine The Kleinschmidt Family Foundation Marrus Family Foundation, Inc. James Meyer Howard H. Nesbitt Ali C. Jennison Emily Squires Levine and Patricia J. Kline Ronald Levine, Esq. Thomas Marshall Phyllis and Richard Micketti Michael J. Nesspor Carol A. Jesson Mark N. Klutchka Benjamin S. Levine Foundation Dr. Mary E. Martin Patricia D. and Michael J. Micklus J. E. Neugebauer Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Mercer W. R. Koerwer LeRoi Leviston Daphne Martinez Connie Migeot Jerry Neumann

134 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 135 Karen Neumann Susan K. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Ramsey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerold E. Rothkoff Eric Selvage Brad Sprecher Dr. Angela M. Allevi and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Peirce Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Ranieri Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rothkopf Larry Selzer SS Colman John Neumann Dr. Jason Newman Home and School Association Stephanie Penner William R. Rate, MD, PhD Rothkopf Donor Advised Fund James E. Serley Judith E. and Bernard Newman Edward A. Stadtmauer, MD Matthew J. Pennington Rawson & Partners, LLC RSC, LLC Carver Severance New York Shipping Association Wendy and Alexander Stanton Pennoni Family Foundation Jason Ray Betsy S. and Edward H. Rubenstone Seymour Simon Charitable Jenny Nicholson Remainder Trust David Stark Peter Pennoyer Raymour & Flanigan Furniture Linda and Gary Rubin Jessica Nicola P. G. Shank, Jr. Tamara Stark Penn’s Landing Partners Project, LLC Alan E. Redeker Laurie Rudey Ali Nikpay James L. Shannon Starr Tours Pennsylvania Convention Center The late Sherman R. Reed, III Fiona Rudin Edward Nix Marcelle J. Shapiro, MD and St. Clair CPA’S, PC Andrew Perch Kevin Regan Michael R. Rudnick, MD John L. Beight, MD Jeffrey P. Nocella Beth J. Stearman James Perri Richard M. Reid Thomas Ruffing Hedy E. Shepard-Shavel and Jonathan Andrew Noel Claudia A. Steeb Chad D. Perry Reiff & BIly Jane Russell Matthew Shavel Renee Noel-Heacock Karl L. Stefan, Esq. Ruth A. and Arnold M. Peskin Katherine Reinhard Janet L. Russell Mary Sheehan Parvin and Reza Noorchashm Kenneth Steif, PhD Belinda Pestana Casey Reiss W. B. Ruthrauff, Esq. Shelly Electric Co., Inc. Jessica K. Norman Vicki B. Stein Anna Marie Petersen and Terri Relick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Ruyak, Jr. Thuzar Shin, MD Paul Norton Gordon H. Steinbach William Petersen, Esq. Re/Max Signature Gehad Saad Maryetta B. and Martin P. Shiring Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Novak Marge and S. Ty Steinberg Philadelphia Convention William Rhoads Karen Sabatini Dr. Elliot Shoemaker Robert Nowicki, Jr. & Visitors Bureau Gilda Stelzer Beverly Rhodes Edgar Sabounghi Penny A. and Mitchell J. Shore Nuclear Electric Insurance, LTD Physician Recommended Mr. and Mrs. William F. Stephenson Nutriceuticals (PRN) Joseph Rhyner Renee Glaser Sackey, Esq. and Evelyn Shreve Alissa Nulsen Mr. David Sackey Jennifer and Daniel B. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Piccini Joan B. and Michael J. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Shubert, II Wendy Sadusky NuVision Management Mr. and Mrs. William J. Richards Dr. Donna M. Stern Mary L. Pickett Dr. Lawrence N. Shulman Sage Financial Group Jack Nyberg Jody and David P. Rickel Zelda R. Stern Kathleen Pike Siana Carr & O’Connor, LLP Michael B. Samula Careth Nystrom Lynn M. Ries Mary T. Stiefel Murray H. Pinkus, Esq. Judith and Joseph A. Siderio Chié Dambara Sánchez Ocean City Home Bank Steven Riggs Christopher Stoddard Martha N. and Duncan B. Pitcairn Patricia Siganos Kathleen Sandelier Susan F. and Lawrence M. O’Donnell Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila, LLP Ross Stomel Helene Plapinger Jan Sigmon, Esq. and Andrew Audrey A. Sanders Michael O’Donnell Gabrielle K. Rinaldi Dworkin, Esq. Jean M. Stone Carol Ann and Charles Platt Sanofi Aventis Harold Oelbaum Erica Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Silk Justin J. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Polett Joseph M. Santacroce Joseph O’Gorman Ross Rizzo Howard Silverman Edward P. Stravitz Jay Martin Pomerantz, MD Aylin Sarihan J. P. O’Grady, Jr. Robin Goldberg Robbins Joseph M. Silvestri Jennifer B. Streitwieser Niskey Popp Kathleen Savini Lyn R. Oliensis Robert Moore Accountancy Saint Joseph’s University Judith A. and William B. Strine Phyllis Lieberman Port and Corporation Mary J. and Richard Scali Women’s Soccer Douglas R. Olson Stephen Port Robert T. Strong Roberts Communications Service’s, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon J. Schadt The late John A. Skrobot Kathryn Erica Olson Denise H. Portner Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Struthers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson Robyn Schaiff Michael J. Slocum Youngson Orchowski Iris Lior Posternack and David R. Struwe Andrew Smith Mary Ordille Gary Posternack Monette and Fred I. Robinson Schaiff Charitable Account Lisa C. Studner David Smith Joel Orland Rachel L. Presser Judith Gosselin Rock Joanne Schell Subaru of America, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Smith Dr. Camille M. Orman and Jonathan Pressman, Esq. Raymond R. Rock D. Fishbein Schiller, MD and David Summers Mr. James M. Orman R. Schiller, Esq. Patricia and George W. Smyth Shari and Andrew Pressman Rock Gems Company Stacey Summers Robert Orthey Leah and Bennett M. Schlenger Sally A. Snowden Priorities...for Her, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm G. Roesler Susseles Family Philanthropies Mr. and Mrs. S. Osborne John Schmied Richard H. Snyder Prism Advisory Group, LLC Lily O. Rogath Steven P. Suttle Otto’s Imported Cars, LTD Harry Schmitt Tom Snyder Proconex Carol D. Rogers Lynn Sweeney Timothy Schmitt Brooke Owen-Thomas Gene Rosadino Dr. Joseph Sobanko Pro Media Group Caesar F. Sweitzer Rosemary Schnall, Esq. and Margaret Pace Richard Rosano Mark H. Sobel, Esq. Joann Prushinski Mitchell D. Schnall, MD Laura Taft Mr. and Mrs. John F. Palladino Michelle Rosato Jennifer and Andrew Sossen Nicholas Psyllos Schneider Electric/Square D Kenichi Takeshita, MD Frank R. Palmieri, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Rosato South Jersey Endodontics PA Damian Purves Schultz & Williams, Inc. Talia and Jeffrey Mandelbaum William R. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rose Elizabeth M. Sozanski Foundation Mrs. Jane Puttanniah and Gerald Schuster Stuart Parmet Dr. Suraj Puttanniah Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Roseman Andy Spade Carol Tamburino Mindy Schuster, MD and Patrick S. Pasquariello, III Eugene Puzak Alan D. Rosen, PhD Dr. Eric Bernstein Elton Spann, Jr. Sabrina Tamburino Dena Pass George Pyne Rosenman Family Fund Ronald F. Schuster SP Auto Parts, Inc. Ann Conlin Tanenbaum Roy M. Pass Patrick Quay Darrell Rosenthal James R. Schwaab Jayne Spector Denise and Mitchell Tanzman Patricia Paszamant Queen Memorial Management, LLC Dan Ross Roger Schwab Nancy A. Speight Dominic Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Patalak, Jr. Jill Rachesky and Mark Rachesky, MD Claire Rost Joan Sebastian David J. Speiser Kevin Taylor John J. Patrick Radnor Unity Riders Fund Curtis Roth Ann E. Seiberlich Diane and Marc Spilker Robert C. Taylor Evelyn F. Patterson Steve Rado Erin L. Rothfuss Sellers Dorsey & Associates, LLC Spray-Tek, LLC Diane Teitelbaum

136 PHILANTHROPY FUELS INNOVATION | THE STORIES BEHIND THE SCIENCE 137 Rhoda B. Temkin VML Foundation WithumSmith + Brown, PC GIFTS OF HOPE Donna Tessitore Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Von Vital Sharon J. Wohlmuth and Lawrence Teacher Dom Thatcher Srdjan Vukovic Dr. Judith E. Wolf and The Gutmann Doyle Fund Barret L. Wade Dr. Howard Eisen The Sanchez Dooner Ms. Barbara R. Wagner and Allan Wolkin Charitable Fund Mr. David E. Stern PLANNED GIVING Women of the Moose 2204 Glenn Thomas, CFP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wahl Planned giving provides a way to make a difference in the lives of others and give back to Wonderful Giving the community, while achieving personal financial goals. The Abramson Cancer Center has Megan Thompson Karen Waitkus Robert C. Woolard many planned and creative giving opportunities that enable you and your family to establish Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Tigani Dr. Scott A. Waldman Diane Dalto Woosnam and a lasting legacy and provide hope to those touched by cancer. Whitney Tilson James Walker Richard Woosnam Timoney Knox Hasson & Weand Molly G. Walker Mrs. Beth S. Wright and Dr. Barbara C. Timony and Robert J. Wallace Dr. Woodring Wright Mr. Peter M. Timony Dr. Anne M. Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wrigley GENEROUS DONORS Dan Daddario James Tobin Patricia A. Wyatt Jay H. Tolson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Francis Walsh John P. Wynne, Jr. Estate of Annebell E. Altrows Estate of Miriam C. Jackson Waltzing Matilda Paul V. Tomlinson Andrew Yaffe Lorraine and Alan Warren Carolyn A. Totman The Yampolsky Foundation Phillip and the late Pearl Basser Kenneth R. Johnson Tri-M Group, LLC Joseph W. Waz Lise A. Yasui Estate of James F. Junge Cathy Weaver Estate of Mary Beccini Dawn D. and Richard D. Truesdell Dr. Kyosuke Yoshimi Louisa Weber Geraldine M. Truitt Deborah E. Yudes Kathleen and George Blinn Estate of Agnes S. Kelly Jacqueline and Peter Weidman TruMark Financial Credit Union Maryann Zaborowski Elizabeth Weikel Estate of Marion Bowen Estate of Dora Y. Lee Pui Pui Tseung Jessica N. Linden and Philip R. Weingold, Esq. Michael A. Zawadzki Diane and Matthew P. Tumolo Estate of Joan A. Bruno Frederic J. Mainwaring, Jr. Victoria E. Tunis Susan Pae Weinstein, MD and Hans Ziegler Gregory Weinstein, MD Marc Turkel Tom Zingarelli Estate of Mary Louise F. Burgoyne Estate of George W. Marsh, Jr. Richard B. Weisband Larry Tushman Marc Zumoff Weisfeld Family Foundation Richard G. Campbell Estate of Marlene Mollen J. Licciardello-Tyburski and Renee Stern Zuritsky and J. Tyburski Margo Weishar, MD Joseph Zuritsky Estate of Constance Ceisler Margaret A. O’Connor Andrew Tyson Susan M. Wels Nancy H. Zusi Pamela Tyson Joseph L. Wesley Estate of Carol I. Cooper Estate of Verna Shober Patuka UBS AG Matthew West Estate of Matthew J. Derham Estate of Charles Peitz Gary A. Udis, DDS Christopher J. Whalen Lisa Wheeldon Elizabeth and Paul Uhlmann, III Fund Estate of Rosaleen Derham Estate of Margaret Picarelli Urquhart Brian White Robert Vath David White Estate of Mario R. DiBenedetto B. Walter Rosen, GR’68 and Marcia F. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. White Ann Marie Leahey and Estate of Sidney Dubrow Estate of Herbert C. Roy David Vaughn, MD James White Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vaynerchuk Mr. Jay L. White Estate of Angelina M. Emma Estate of Janice W. Savitz Virginia Venable Maryann P. Whitman Verizon Communications, Inc. Kathryn A. Williams Estate of Bruce A. Frankenfield, M’57 Estate of Norma Levy Shapiro, L’51 Kim and Gary B. Vernick Suzanne J. Williams Estate of Michel Guggenheim Estate of Margaret Grace Sherman Cheryl Villari Anne P. Wilmerding Jeanine Villari Ronald D. Wilson Estate of Marcy W. Hasbrouck Estate of Micki Cousins Stolker GCP’82 John M. Vincent Derek Morris Winokur, Esq. Jerome S. Heisler, Sr. Estate of Gordon Alfred Brabant Watson Raymond D. Vining Steven Wisch Jeff Vitt Gail Witheorw Estate of Barbara Idzik Estate of Erika Zelenski

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