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Annual Report 2018 2018 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT (CONT’D) MICHIGAN MICHIGAN ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT OVARIAN CANCER ALLIANCE 2018 In 2018, MIOCA moved the needle to improve the health and quality of life for women and girls with ovarian cancer through its five-pronged approach of Awareness and Education, Survivor Support, Advocacy and Research. AWARENESS AND EDUCATION EDUCATING FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS As statewide facilitators of the Survivors Teaching Students: Saving Women’s Lives® Program of the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance, MIOCA teams educated 1,273 future healthcare professionals (medical, nursing, or other allied health profes- sional students) at 13 schools throughout Michigan. PUBLIC EVENTS Over 4,000 individuals participated in aware- ness-raising events throughout the state including Wheels and Teal, Shake Your Teal Feathers, Teal Track & Trail, Tie Michigan Teal, and Teal Attack. PROGRAMS/OUTREACH Through outreach programs including survivor days, lunch and learns, and its’ SPEAK (Survivors Promoting Early Aware- nessand Knowledge) program, MIOCA reached community members in churches, hospitals, and community centers throughout the state including Detroit, Flint, St. Claire Shores, Ann Arbor, and Maybee. Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance www.mioca.org 2018 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT (CONT’D) MICHIGAN OVARIAN CANCER ALLIANCE SURVIVOR SUPPORT MIOCA provided support to ovarian cancer survivors at individual and group levels: Survivor Support Totes 35 survivors, representing MIOCA helped facil- containing gifts and 236.5 years of survivorship, itate 4 monthly support helpful information for participated in the 2018 groups to ensure women women in treatment MIOCA Meet and Greet throughout the state have were distributed to 80 for a day of sharing and access to a network of ovarian cancer survivors. support. community support. “ I received the package from you and wanted to say thank you. I appreciated all the goodies you included….I had my first chemo last Tuesday and haven’t been feeling the greatest... The support from associations like MIOCA is priceless. I know I have just started and have a long road ahead, but have faith with support I can handle this.” —Jane, Survivor and Tote Recipient “What a wonderful and unexpected treat! Wow! From the tote bag to the t-shirt and blanket... From the packet with personal stories, pad of paper, and bracelet... I adore each and every item... I feel so blessed to have such dear, loving, caring teal sisters! You’ve touched my heart... Thank you tons. You guys are the best!” —Yolanda, Survivor and Tote Recipient 2 | Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance Annual Report 2018 www.mioca.org 2018 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT (CONT’D) MICHIGAN OVARIAN CANCER ALLIANCE ADVOCACY MIOCA representatives continued to be active at both the state and national levels, educating legislators about the importance of funding for ovarian cancer research, and support for survivors. With a scholarship from MIOCA, Meagan Zoodsma was one of 9 MIOCA representatives who traveled to Washing- ton, D.C. in March 2018 to advocate for improved access to care and funding for ovarian cancer research. Meagan was only 9 years old when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and was told she had seven days to live. Following chemotherapy, a hysterectomy, and removal of an ovary, she amazingly recovered and lived a normal childhood. Years later, while struggling to start a family, MIOCA’s Survi- vor-to-Survivor support program connected Meagan with an- other survivor who shared her own uplifting story of becoming a mother. And in early 2019, Megan and her husband wel- comed their first child, Peter! RESEARCH Through the Geri Fournier Ovarian Cancer Research Awards, $150,000 was granted to three talented researchers in Michigan working to improve treatment outcomes and early detection. For the fourth year, research money raised in Michigan stayed in Michigan! Ira Winer, M.D., Ph.D. Jose Teixeira, Ph.D. John Risinger, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Professor, Ob/Gyn and Repro- Professor & Director of Gyneco- Division of Gynecologic Oncolo- ductive Biology logic Oncology Research gy, Department of Oncology Michigan State University Department of Obstetrics, Wayne State University/ Study of the Molecular Mecha- Gynecology, & Reproductive Karmanos Cancer Center nisms Involved in High Grade Se- Biology The Endoplasmic Reticulum, rous Progression from Metaplasia Michigan State University Cellular Stress and the unfolded College of Human Medicine Protein Response (UPR) in Ovari- Mitochondrial disfunction in an Cancer Therapeutic Targeting ARID1A mutant ovarian clear cell cancer 3 | Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance Annual Report 2018 www.mioca.org 2018 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT (CONT’D) MICHIGAN OVARIAN CANCER ALLIANCE 2018 FINANCIALS Net Income from Fundraising: $273 84,81 Public Donations 62,10 Wheels & Teal 60,11 Teal Attack 38,061 Ann Arbor Mothers Day Run 2,3 Shake Your Teal Feathers 19,92 Teal Track & Trail 10,000 Program Sponsorship 31,99 Other Fundraisers E 21111 150,000 Research $6,99 Advocacy $,603 Awareness $2,489 Survivor Support $1,04 Program Support $3,10 Operating Costs $1,26 Other 4 | Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance Annual Report 2018 www.mioca.org 2018 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT (CONT’D) MICHIGAN OVARIAN CANCER ALLIANCE 2018 DONORS PERSONAL FUNDRAISING 2018 BOARD MEMBERS (INCLUDES TEAMS AND FACEBOOK DONATIONS) President: Pam Dahlmann TOTAL $66,278 Secretary: Michelle Shepherd Top Fundraiser: Ely Tama $11,153 Treasurer: Linda Schairer $2,000 - $5,000 Team I Hope You Dance – in Directors Amanda Crowell Itliong – in honor memory of Darlene Ephraim Catherine Christen of Amanda Team Malone – in honor of Kim Michelle Shepherd – in honor of Malone Cathy Cieglo Michelle Shepherd Team Marsha – in honor of Marsha Debra Frick Shake Your Teal Feathers – in honor Booser Michele Gatti of Laurie Clark, Sue Petrusha, Cin- Team QED – in memory of Kavita dy Merz, and Diane Zachmann Goel Marcia Gurche Team Dee Amigas del Busto – Melinda Laurie in honor of Dee Ogunyemi MIOCA DONORS Karen O’Brien Team Diane – in memory of Diane $2,000+ Lebar Suzanne Peterson Steward Amcor Rigid Plastics USA, LLC Team Gibbs – in honor of Aimee Gibbs Brian Young Bank of America Charitable Team I LOVE LUCY – in memory of Foundation Lucy Polselli Clovis Oncology, Inc. Team Julie – in honor of Julie Bates Medical Advisory Board The CM Group - TESARO Team Karebian – in honor of Terrie Bridget Capo, RN, BSN Rob and Annie Cohen Karebian Robert and Amy Dagenais Hope Haefner, MD Team Laura – in honor of Laura Detter Family Foundation Marmorstein Ebony Hoskins, MD Elizabeth Harmon Team Steele – in honor of Ella Steele Carolyn Johnston, MD Larry Beach and Nancy Timmer- Warriors in Teal – in honor of Deanna Beach Angela Kueck, MD Cosens Mark and Melissa Jones Rebecca Liu, MD M & L Online, LLC Robert Morris, MD $1,000 - $2,000 David Garth Pierce #TeamTrish – in honor of Trisha Go- Dave Russell Adnan Munkarah, MD odridge University of Giving – Hudsonville Anthony Opipari, MD Kathy’s Teal Troopers High School Marie’s Penguins – in memory of R. Kevin Reynolds, MD Marie Eichbrecht $1,000 – $1,999 Rhonda Tolbert, RN, BSN Mariel’s Angels – in memory of The Ann Arbor Track Club Ira Winer, MD, PhD Mariel Almendras Buff Whelan Chevrolet Michigan OBGYN Captrust Community Foundation, Inc Nancy’s Warriors – in memory of Chela’s Restaurant Taqueria Nancy Carmella Pittel Dennis Dahlmann and Patricia Pammy’s Peeps – in honor of Pam Garcia Giovannoni Dickinson Wright PLLC Pennies from Heaven – in memory Domino’s Pizza, LLC of Mary C. Lord Frank and Betzie Duncan Team Bennett – in honor of Kristy Eden Property Group - Pamela Bennett Becker (continues ») 5 | Michigan Ovarian Cancer Alliance Annual Report 2018 www.mioca.org 2018 ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT (CONT’D) MICHIGAN OVARIAN CANCER DONORS (CONT’D) ALLIANCE GFour Productions Mike & Kathy Lewis Cranbrook School Gilda’s Club Metro Detroit Peter and Carol Loveland-Cherry Jeff and Laura Davidson Haynes Real Estate, Inc. Shoshana Mandel-Warner John Davis Don and Lyric Hodgson Michael and Laura Marmorstein Terry J Dougan Paul and Lynne Karty Michael Bates Chevrolet, Inc. Brandy Eberhardt Lucky’s Market Mary Mochel-Jackson Robert and Joanne Erickson Michigan Power Rodding Mr G’s Concessions Jay Fishman Pizza House NuStep, LLC Debra Frick Stu and Michelle Shepherd Oakland Macomb Obstetrics and Aimee Gibbs Spectrum Health Gynecology, P.C. Fred and Julie Giovannoni Walters and Mason Retail, Inc. Old National Bank Fred and Cookie Giovannoni Dan Oldham Mark J Glaza $500 - $999 Osborne’s Lawn Service Sandy Goel Absolute Title, Inc Robert and Kristine Peterson Judith Goldsmith Advanced Hair Solutions, LLC Dr. Douglas and Mrs. Tara Pugmire John & Lisa Gross Albert & Doris Pitt Foundation Debra Richman H & H Metals Co. Keith and Cheryl Baranowski RMV Trademarks, LLC Hascall Steel Company Denney and Pam Barlage Richard and Stacey Roberts GR Auto Gallery - Christopher Patrick Belden Jody Schnetzler Hoexum Berends Hendricks Stuit Insurance William Scroggie Hunter Pasteur Homes Agency, Inc. Lisa Ann Seidl Jon Veldt Agency, LLC Marsha Booser Lee and Stephanie Sellenraad Kevin Langlois BW Battle Creek, LLC D. Larry Sherman David and Christine Long Catherine Christen Sanjay and Lakshmi Shetty Christy M Mazzara Clark Professional Pharmacy Robert Sklar Maria McEvoy Colonial Builders, LLC Sleep Number Store Matt McEwen The Curtis Family Daniel J. Steele Michigan Paving and Materials Co. Data Consulting Group, Inc Greg Takata My Tribute Gift Foundation, Inc. Barbara DeMarco Ely Tama Yona Nivy Edward Jones TruVista Wealth Advisors Northern
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