TOGETHER WE DELIVER CURES FOR BLOOD CANCER 2014 Report to the Community

— Jade, marrow transplant recipient, with her brother and mom If Laura hadn’t joined the registry—I don’t know— I don’t want to think about what would have happened. We will spend the rest of our lives saying thank you. — Owen’s mom Pictured: Owen, transplant recipient, with his marrow donor, Laura 2014: YEAR AT A GLANCE

Helped 6,300 patients receive a marrow transplant Totaling 68,000 marrow WE ARE DEDICATED transplants since 1987 Grew the Be The Match Registry® by TO DELIVERING CURES FOR BLOOD CANCERS. 546,000 new potential donors

Every three minutes someone is diagnosed with a blood cancer like leukemia, lymphoma, 45% with or other life-threatening disease. And 70 percent of patients do not have a matched diverse ancestry marrow donor in their family. They depend on us to find a life-saving match.

Thanks to you—our growing community of financial supporters, marrow donors, volunteers, Provided $3.5 million health care professionals and researchers—more patients are receiving the life-saving in patient assistance marrow or cord blood transplant they need. for 1,900 families Your support makes it possible for us to continue to: • Grow the world’s largest and most diverse registry of potential donors

• Support patients and their families before, during and after transplant Added 20,800 new umbilical • Conduct research and education to expand treatment and improve outcomes cord blood units • Engage the public in our life-saving mission Thank you for your never-ending passion and dedication to saving lives. Because of you, patients are finding a cure. Advanced research with 250 studies underway

Engaged volunteers Jeffrey Chell, M.D. Christine Fleming CEO President National Marrow Donor Program®/ Be The Match Foundation® a value of Be The Match® 125,000 more than hours $2.8 million

44,000 financial contributors gave almost $9 million

2014 Report to the Community | 3 Thank you for saving our daughter’s life and keeping our family whole. —Taneika: mother and caregiver of transplant recipient Jade WE ARE GRATEFUL

When JADE was just a toddler, she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML). “We were floored. It was hard to swallow because she wasn’t even two years old,” says Taneika. But Jade’s bright, bubbling spirit kept the family going and, after eight months and five rounds of chemotherapy, Jade was in remission. Like any parent, Taneika was overjoyed, but she privately worried that it was too good to be true. “Our family had a renewed sense of living life to the fullest, but it always felt like I was looking over my shoulder.” The remission lasted almost two years, but then, just a few weeks shy of her fourth birthday, Jade’s family received heartbreaking news. Her leukemia had returned. But there was hope—a transplant could save her life. Doctors located an umbilical cord blood match and Jade celebrated her “re-birthday” in July. The special day was filled with celebration banners, cupcakes and Jade’s favorite thing in the world—music. By day 29, tests showed the transplant had been a success. Jade is currently healthy, happy and cancer free.

“We are eternally grateful to the mother who made Jade’s transplant possible when she donated her newborn baby’s cord blood, to Be The Match for facilitating her gift and to Jade’s medical team for their incredible support. Thank you for saving our daughter’s life Learn how your baby’s umbilical cord blood could save a life. and keeping our family whole.”

2014 Report to the Community | 5 I want to stand for something, and I am proud to represent Be The Match. —Denisse: registry member, Be The Match On Campus student leader, pre-med student

Photo: Jesse Hutcheson WE ARE INSPIRED

DENISSE, a senior at Christopher Newport University, is her campus president of Be The Match On Campus®—a fast-growing program currently active on 90 college campuses, that encourages students to raise funds, raise awareness and add potential marrow donors to the Be The Match Registry®. Denisse learned about the program during her freshman year. “My childhood best friend had leukemia. It astounded me and gave me hope to learn that swabbing my cheek could result in a match for someone in need of a marrow transplant,” Be The Match On Campus volunteer she says. “I immediately wanted to get involved.” A biology major with hopes of becoming a pediatric oncologist, Denisse describes her GROWING THE RIGHT REGISTRY leadership role with Be The Match On Campus as life changing. “I tend to be shy. Letting go of my fear to educate my peers about marrow donation has made me a better speaker and When a patient’s life depends on receiving taught me to put others’ needs before my own,” she explains. “Plus, I love to talk about the a transplant, they need a matched marrow donor science and the idea of matching as ‘DNA soul mates.’” who is committed and available when called. That’s why we focus our efforts on recruiting So far, her chapter’s efforts have paid off, as at least two students at her school have gone registry members who are young, diverse on to donate their marrow. “It’s inspiring to be a part of my campus legacy and to make and committed to helping save a life. a difference for patients worldwide,” she says. And because healthy, diverse donors age 18–44 provide the greatest chance for a successful transplant, peer-to-peer campus recruitment is a great way to help every patient find the best chance for a cure. WE STRIVE TO: • Increase diversity • Attract committed donors • Fundraise to support the mission • Add more umbilical cord blood units • Partner with clinicians to provide optimal care

2014 Report to the Community | 7 By mobilizing funds, the Be The Match Patient Assistance Fund helps ensure every patient can get the transplant they need. We are honored to be included in the fight.

—John and Caryn Camiolo: Patient Assistance Endowment founders WE ARE PASSIONATE

In 1994, JOHN AND CARYN CAMIOLO watched a news story about Baseball Hall of Fame legend Rod Carew; his daughter’s cancer journey and their desperate struggle to find her a matching marrow donor. Parents themselves, the Camiolo’s empathized with Rod’s plea and knew they wanted to get involved. Soon after, John and Caryn started hosting marrow drives to encourage people to join the registry. “We encountered numerous patient families struggling with transplant-related expenses including travel, housing, deductibles and copayments. These costs were debilitating for many families. We felt called to help.” John and Caryn became very involved with Be The Match. As key financial supporters, they established the John and Caryn Camiolo Patient Assistance Endowment Fund to help ensure that patients experiencing financial strain could afford the marrow transplant and post-transplant care they needed. Bella: leukemia patient “Be The Match Patient Assistance is important because it helps families through an experience that can be the darkest period in a family’s history,” says John. “A parent, spouse, or child falling SUPPORTING PATIENTS, FAMILIES seriously ill puts a terrible strain on even the most stable families. It means so much to us to help AND CAREGIVERS these families, many of whom travel across the country for even the slimmest chance of receiving help. No family should be distracted by finances when they are focused on getting well.” We provide one-on-one support to patients and their families offering the education, resources For John and Caryn, giving back is a natural next step. “Caryn and I are honored and so very grateful and guidance they need before, during and after to Be The Match for recognizing this need and facilitating this fund,” says John. “We are happy to transplant. contribute to such a worthy cause and we encourage everyone to consider giving what they can.” Most transplant recipients spend six months or more recovering from their transplant. Time away from work and uninsured costs associated with treatment can put a financial strain on the family. We step in to help through our Patient Assistance Program. In 2014, we provided $3.5 million in patient assistance grants to help families focus Read more about how your gift saves lives. on what matters most—getting well.

2014 Report to the Community | 9 The BMT unit is a place that needs hope, and just by looking at me, I give that hope to both my colleagues and patients—I’m someone who has walked in their shoes and truly understands.

—Becky: transplant recipient, BMT nurse coordinator, cancer researcher, patient advocate WE ARE CLINICIANS 48

19 91 BECKY is a bone marrow transplant (BMT) nurse at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, one of our Network transplant centers. We work with clinicians like Becky every day to help patients before, during and after transplant. While all nurses give patients and families hope, Becky has something 42 100 extra special to offer—her own experience as a transplant recipient. Network When Becky was just 18 years old, she received a marrow transplant for chronic myeloid leukemia, with her sister as her donor. The transplant was a success and allowed Becky to return to college. Then, just weeks before graduating as a nursing major, Becky received heartbreaking news. 40 181 Her cancer had relapsed. Over the next 18 years, Becky’s doctors used medications and donor lymphocyte infusions to manage her cancer, but she struggled to stay healthy. “I could never make it past the three-year 19 mark. The cycle of relapse and remission became my new normal,” says Becky. “I love working with patient families, but when I couldn’t because my immune system was vulnerable, I worked as a BMT research nurse. It was rewarding to help further the science.” In 2010, after her sixth relapse, Becky’s doctors decided it was time for a different approach. OUR GLOBAL NETWORK OF CARE A search began for an unrelated marrow donor and three fully matched donors were located. From the moment doctors search our registry “Not every patient has a match. I felt lucky and grateful.” for a donor, to the safe delivery of the life-saving Becky was admitted as a patient in her own unit. The transplant was a success and recently, cells to patients’ bedsides for transplant, and for for the first time ever, Becky sailed past her three-year, post-transplant check-up with a clean bill years after, we are there every step of the way. of health. She is making plans for the future and, at the top of her list, is a trip to hug the young Our global network counts on our technology, man who stepped forward as her marrow donor and saved her life. expertise and unparalleled logistical support to make transplants possible. And 45 percent of transplants we facilitate have either an international donor or recipient. Saving lives drives our never-ending passion and dedication to help View our website for health care professionals. every patient get the transplant they need.

2014 Report to the Community | 11 If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn’t change a thing. It gave me the feeling of, ‘I’m doing something that’s bigger than myself,’ It’s rare when you can say you’ve done that.

—Ron: two-time marrow donor WE ARE COMMITTED

RON joined the Be The Match Registry during a recruitment drive at his high school. Little did he realize he would be someone’s match not once, but twice. Eight years after joining, we contacted Ron as a potential match. “I was nervous, excited and, honestly, a little scared.” But he was committed to going through with it. The nurses put Ron at ease about his peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) donation. “It was surprisingly simple,” he said. “I felt tired, but good. I was really happy knowing I helped save a life.” Although his recipient eventually passed away, Ron learned that his donation gave her more precious time to spend with her children and grandchildren. In 2011, Ron was contacted again and donated marrow for a patient diagnosed with leukemia. “I remember getting anesthesia, then waking up later wondering where the time went.” About two weeks later, Ron returned to work and resumed his normal schedule. Ron recently met his recipient, Marla. They’ve become friends on Facebook and chat over the phone. “A marrow transplant was my only chance Ron encourages others to join the registry. “Don’t let your fears dictate your actions. If you for survival…I just kept looking at that bag have questions and concerns, ask Be The Match. They’ll give you resources to help you make of stem cells and thinking, ‘this is going to an educated decision.” save my life and get me back home’…I was so thankful for the man who went through this process for a complete stranger, and I just kept praying for God to bless his life.”

Learn how marrow donors and patients are matched. —Marla: Ron’s second transplant recipient

2014 Report to the Community | 13 It’s given us so much hope to watch our community give, join or volunteer for Be The Match. For us, it means that people care about our son. —Bryce: father of Judah (left), searching for a marrow donor WE ARE INVOLVED

GIVE. Dan and his wife, Deb are committed JOIN. Justin is a husband, father, high school VOLUNTEER. Ted is a transplant recipient to reducing barriers to transplant. Grateful for football coach, and a two-time cancer survivor. and a Peer Connect volunteer, a program that Dan’s own transplant in 2005, they understand When he learned he needed a marrow puts patients and caregivers in touch with other the obstacles many families face. “Funding transplant, he made it his mission to pay-it- recipients and caregivers to answer questions is critical for the Be The Match mission and forward by adding more Hispanic members and share their own transplant experiences. the lives they save. I have lived a very happy to the Be The Match Registry. “I figured if I can “Being part of the Be The Match Peer Connect and fortunate life and I am proud to give back,” bring awareness, and let other people know Program has been equally beneficial for me says Dan. about saving lives with marrow, it could make as for the people I talk to. It can be easy the world a better place,” said Justin. “I tell sometimes to lose sight of how far you’ve come people, ‘you could be a blessing, the answer in your recovery. But focusing on the advances to someone’s prayers who’s been waiting for is a great motivator to keep going, to make a second chance.’” the most of each day and all the days ahead.”

2014 Report to the Community | 15 We deal with millions and millions of HLA records. Computer science makes it possible to use the data to improve transplant outcomes. It’s exciting to explore this new frontier where big discoveries are still happening.

—Loren Gragert: senior bioinformatics scientist WE ARE RESEARCHERS

LOREN GRAGERT is a senior scientist in our Bioinformatics Research Department. “When I was a senior in high school, I read an article in Wired Magazine, about the emerging field of bioinformatics—the place where genetics and computer science intersect. It was a new frontier, someplace I felt I could make an impact.” Our Bioinformatics Department focuses specifically on understanding the immune system genes that determine transplant compatibility between donor and recipient. “We’re working on extremely challenging research projects,” says Loren. “They require a wide variety of skills CIBMTR and good communication between geneticists, statisticians, software developers, physicians, The Center for International Blood and Marrow executives and researchers around the world.” Transplant Research® (CIBMTR) is the research One of the most visible products the Bioinformatics Research team has developed is the program of the National Marrow Donor Program/ transplant matching algorithm, HapLogic®, used by transplant centers to identify the best- Be The Match, in collaboration with the Medical matched donor for each patient given the genetic data we have. College of Wisconsin. CIBMTR is committed to And in 2014, Loren was the lead author of a study published in The New England Journal supporting the highest level of clinical and health of Medicine that showed that nearly all patients have a suitably-matched donor on the registry, services research. but not all patients have an optimal match. For example, patients of White European ancestry Now in its tenth year, CIBMTR has facilitated are more likely to find a better match than patients from minority ethnic groups. critical prospective and observational research “This type of biomedical research is essential to helping us determine the most effective way to that has led to increased survival and an enriched grow the registry, and improve transplant outcomes,” says Loren. “The most fulfilling thing about quality of life for thousands of patients. this type of work is that it translates into a direct benefit for the patients we serve.”

2014 Report to the Community | 17 AMY’S TRANSPLANT JOURNEY Amy—a wife, mother and outdoor enthusiast—was diagnosed with severe aplastic anemia, a rare bone marrow disease, in 2009. After DAY 3: Waiting for my new learning her sister was not a match, FIVE DAYS OF CHEMO cells to engraft. Feeling Amy underwent immunosuppressive complete. My body is crummy, but I’m so glad therapy, with hopes of a full recovery. ready for transplant. to have my sister here. Sadly, she only partially recovered and developed additional complications. Exhausted, devastated and unable to care for her young daughter, Amy’s only hope for a cure was an unrelated marrow transplant. Amy shared the following key milestones to keep friends and family informed.

I have a match! I’m anxious about this treatment, but excited that it may be a pathway to a better quality of life.

IN ROUTE to the transplant center, our wonderful DAY 0: Here we go— DAY 19: Anxiously waiting for neighbors surprised us with signs of support. stem cells are in the my platelet count and feeling room. It’s transplant time! overwhelmed that a stranger gave me a second chance at life.

18 | National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match DAY 152: It’s Eva’s first day of kindergarten. I am DAY 35: Outpatient status— experiencing some graft-vs- hooray! I need to wear a DAY 85: I am slowly host disease (GVHD), but I mask to protect my immune regaining strength by am so lucky and thankful for system, but it feels so good biking after my daily every precious moment with to be outside again. clinic appointments. Eva and Jeff.

DAY 365: Today is the one- year anniversary of my marrow transplant—truly a gift of life. We couldn’t have made it to this milestone without you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! DAY 36: Eva sprinted into DAY 108: Mommy is home! Words DAY 300: This is Eva’s note to my arms after 36 days apart. cannot describe how thankful I am my donor and my consent form What an amazing moment. for all the prayers and support. I still allowing him to contact me. I have weekly appointments, but the sincerely hope that someday we prognosis looks good! have the opportunity to meet!

2014 Report to the Community | 19 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match Our mission: saving lives with cellular therapy through science, service and support. Read more about our leadership.

Chair MEMBERS Miriam A. Markowitz Daniel D. Arndt Chief Executive Officer Hudson, Wis. Lynn Abrahamsen American Association of Blood Banks St. Paul, Minn. Bethesda, Md. Vice Chair Robert L. Baitty Susan N. Rossmann, M.D., Ph.D. John McMannis, Ph.D., M.D. Potomac, Md. Chief Medical Officer Executive Vice President Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center Ann Richardson Berkey Mesoblast, INC. Houston, Texas Senior Vice President, Public Affairs Houston, Texas McKesson Corporation Eneida R. Nemecek, M.D. Secretary San Francisco, Calif. William (Bill) G. Pomeroy Associate Professor of Pediatrics Founder and CEO Nelson J. Chao, M.D., M.B.A. Doernbecher Children’s Hospital CXtec Chief, Division of Cellular Therapy Portland, Ore. Syracuse, N.Y. Duke University David L. Porter, M.D. Durham, N.C. Director, BMT Program Council Chair University of Pennsylvania Medical Center Kimberly Kasow Wichlan, D.O. Michael T. Davenport Philadelphia, Pa. Pediatric Medical Director Stamford, Conn. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Gary A. Goldstein David M. Schubert, MBA Chapel Hill, N.C. Business Manager Chief Operating Officer Stanford BMT Program Accelerator Corporation Council Vice Chair Seattle, Wash. Melinda Caltabiano Stanford, Calif. Director, Special Donor Services Jennifer Jones Zbigniew M. Szczepiorkowski, M.D., Ph.D., FCAP New York Blood Center Chief Executive Officer Associate Professor of Pathology and Medicine New York, N.Y. Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Lebanon, N.H. Chair-elect New York, N.Y. John R. Wingard, M.D. Pankaj (P.J.) Kamani Dennis M. Todd, Ph.D. Professor of Medicine Rocky Hill, Conn. President and Chief Executive Officer Director, BMT Program Community Blood Services University of Florida Shands Cancer Center Paramus, N.J. Gainesville, Fla.

20 | National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Be The Match Foundation Our mission: raising funds to support the life-saving mission of Be The Match.

Chair Jeffrey W. Chell, M.D. Jiro Okochi Chief Executive Officer Jiro (top center): marrow donor, parent of Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match transplant recipient, Be The Match Foundation Reval Minneapolis, Minn. board chair, leader of the 2014 top fundraising New York, N.Y. Dennis Confer, M.D. Be The Match Walk+Run® team. Pictured with his Vice Chair Chief Medical Officer family, and his physician, Dr. Nancy Kernan (right). Joseph M. (Trey) Loughran National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match President, Personal Information Solutions Minneapolis, Minn. Equifax Anne McGeorge “It is such a rewarding experience to Atlanta, Ga. National Managing Partner-Health Care Practice continually deepen my engagement and Grant Thornton LLP Treasurer give back to an organization that has done Bruce Schmaltz Charlotte, N.C. so much for families, including mine.” Vice President, Finance and Controller Roger Paschke National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match Chief Investment Officer Jiro’s son, Finn, received an unrelated marrow Minneapolis, Minn. Hearst Corporation and Hearst Foundations transplant when he was one. Filled with New York, N.Y. Secretary gratitude, in 2011, Jiro was given the opportunity James E. Kwiatkowski William (Bill) G. Pomeroy to pay-it-forward when he donated his marrow Global Head of Transaction Sales Founder and CEO to a searching patient. Thomson Reuters-FXall CXtec New York, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. Today, Jiro’s passion for Be The Match continues to grow. A board member and champion Anthony Prioletti MEMBERS for recruitment within ethnic communities, Owner and President Lynn Abrahamsen Alberona Iron Works Jiro inspired his employees to participate St. Paul, Minn. Orange, N.J. in Be The Match Walk+Run, our signature 5K Daniel D. Arndt fundraising event. Now held in 17 cities across Richard P. Rieger Hudson, Wis. the country, Jiro’s team was among the nearly Countryside Lake, Ill. 12,000 walkers, runners, contributors and volunteers who raised more than $1.5 million to deliver cures for blood cancer.

2014 Report to the Community | 21 HOW WE SPEND EACH DOLLAR FINANCIALS

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2014 (IN THOUSANDS) 86.5¢ ¢ ASSETS 86 Current and other assets $118,099 Long-term investments and bond reserves 100,155 Property and equipment 68,544 ¢ 13.5 14¢ TOTAL $286,798

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current and long-term liabilities $131,907 Goes to patient, donor, Net assets 154,891 registry, research and TOTAL $286,798 86¢ medical education services

Goes to management and 14¢ fundraising expenses

Source: National Marrow Donor Program and Subsidiaries Consolidated Statement of Functional Expenses for the Year Ended September 30, 2014

22 | National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match WE RAISE FUNDS TO: CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED Help patients overcome the financial barriers to transplant. SEPTEMBER 30, 2014 (IN THOUSANDS) Because insurance doesn’t cover all the costs that come with a REVENUES AND GAINS transplant, many families are not Search and procurement fees $330,905 able to afford treatment. But there is hope. And it comes from people Federal contracts, cooperative agreements and contributions 54,981 like you. Investment and other income 4,954 Grow the registry to create more TOTAL $390,840 matches. While millions have joined the Be The Match Registry, many patients still can’t find a match, EXPENSES particularly those with diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. Your Program services $319,799 contributions add more potential Management and general 47,693 marrow donors to the registry. Fundraising 5,357 Conduct life-saving research. Our dedicated research program, TOTAL $372,849 CIBMTR, leads cutting-edge studies INCREASE IN NET ASSETS $17,991 to advance the science of transplant. We have over 250 research studies in progress to improve transplant outcomes, reduce complications, treat more diseases and provide Read our consolidated audited financial statements with supplemental schedules. a cure to more patients.

2014 Report to the Community | 23 THANK YOU CONTRIBUTORS Our sincerest thanks to the following individuals, families, corporations and organizations who generously donated more than $9 million during our fiscal year ending September 30. With your charitable support, we are able to help more patients afford transplant, add more potential marrow donors to the registry and fund our life-saving research.

$100,000 and up Chicago Board Options Exchange Marta and Dr. Miguel Gonzalez Northside Hospital Cancer Institute James R. Vannoy & Sons BMW of Murrieta Construction Company, Co., Inc. The Andy Talley Bone Marrow Foundation Green Family Charitable Fund of The Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation James Offield Jan and Edward J. Brown III Chicago Community Foundation Betty and Frank Vest Bank of America Gwinnett Place Honda Olerup SSP Barbara and Rodney Burwell Christopher’s Challenge, Inc. Waco Wild West Century Internetwork Engineering Hartford Fire One Lambda, a Thermo Fisher Scientific Caryn and John Camiolo Club at Irish Creek, LLC Brand The Wasie Foundation The Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation Havoline Express Lube Cape Girardeau County Area Medical The College of William and Mary HCI Group, Inc. Payspot, Inc. Wells Fargo Society Alliance Community Foundation of The Phone Ninjas Wells Fargo Dealer Services The Carl Marks Foundation, Inc. $50,000-$99,999 Lowcountry, Inc. Healthcare Research, Inc. Hendrick Automotive Group Sandra and William Pomeroy William G. Pomeroy Foundation Carolina Chevelle Association BASF Corporation Conexio Genomics Pty Ltd Hendrick Chevrolet - Cary Auto Mall Pratt & Miller Engineering ZKRD Carolinas HealthCare System Barbara Ann and Gerald M. Desmond, Jr. D.C. Metropolitan Asian Pacific American Marrow Network Hendrick Motorsports Quick International Courier Cars.com F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Datalink Jaime Hofstetter-Marrison Redline Design Group $5,000-$9,999 Charlotte Motor Speedway, LLC Hendrick BMW/Hendrick MINI Vince DiLeva Illumina, Inc. Reynolds and Reynolds Company 24 Hours of Booty, Inc. Cigna Foundation Histogenetics Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Immucor Robert H. Lyon Leukemia Foundation 3M Cisco Systems Michael’s Fund DKMS Ingersoll Rand Foundation Rotary Project Share Life Acura of Concord Coastal Community Foundation Sanofi-Aventis of South Carolina Dr. Scholl Foundation Interfraternity Council St. Jude Medical Foundation Acura of Pleasanton Dennis L. Confer, M.D. Edith C. Blum Foundation, Inc. Island Gift of Life Foundation, Inc. Nalini and Ravi Saligram Acura of Riverside Core Source / HCC Life Insurance Company $10,000-$49,999 EMH & T, Inc. Heidi Johnson and Brad Hoyt The Scott Hudgens Family Foundation Akron Children’s Hospital The AD Philanthropic Foundation, Inc. Crews Chevrolet Emory University Hospital Jimmie Johnson Foundation Maryanne and Charles Smith Kimberly A. Allen Crews Subaru of Charleston American Society for Histocompatibility Softmart Applied Engineering Management and Immunogenetics European Federation of Immunogenetics Kevin Harvick Foundation Solon E. Summerfield Foundation, Inc. Corporation Curo Health Services, LLC Amgen, Inc. Evernham Family - Racing for a Reason Susan and Duane Kullberg Foundation Southern Region Advertising Council, Inc. Atlanta Blood Services, LLC Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Chevrolet Atlanta Spirit LabCorp Gerald Finsen Summit Mortgage Corporation Atlanta Falcons Darrell Waltrip Honda Volvo Subaru Audi Northlake Lenox Advisors Foundation Christine Fleming Sundance, Inc. BAG Health Care Data Software Services, LLC AutoTrader.com Leukemia Research Foundation Brian Fowler TRUECar Baptist Medical Center Dealer Solutions & Design, LLC The Batchelor Foundation Lowe’s Companies, Inc. Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation The Trustmark Foundation Barbour-Hendrick Honda Greenville Dickinson Co. Because I Care, Inc. The Luther and Susie Harrison Frank M. Ewing Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Tshibanda & Associates, LLC BBVA Compass Karen and Dean Dodson Berkowitz II Foundation, Inc. Fresenius Kabi Mahle Aftermarket North America UAW-Ford Beat Cancer With A Paddle, Inc. E Energy Adams, LLC BNY Mellon Fujirebio Europe Manheim Corporate Services United Airlines Becton Dickinson and Company E. F. Belk and Son, Inc. Brickforce Staffing General Motors Corporation Marrow For Malena University of California Los Angeles Jackie and Ron Belschner East Bay BMW East Bay MINI CARFAX, Inc. Genesys Systems, LLC The McGlynn Family Foundation Medical Center Bernice R. Shanklin Foundation, Inc. The Edouard Foundation, Inc. Carolinas HealthCare Foundation Give Well Community Foundation Indira Menon, M.D. Ingrid Vandebosch and Jeff Gordon Biologics, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Drs. Isabel and Jeffrey Chell Enventis

24 | National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match Equifax, Inc. Hendrick Honda Pompano Beach Jared Coones Pumpkin Run Meshnick Charitable Family Foundation Ruth Estes Hendrick Honda-Woodbridge, VA Jeff Gordon Chevrolet Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Margaret Fahey Hendrick Hyundai Jimmie Johnson Kearny Mesa Chevrolet Moore & Van Allen, PLLC Craig Falkner Hendrick Hyundai North Joe Gibbs Racing Margaret Morgan Fred L. Emerson Foundation Hendrick Lexus JPMorgan Chase & Company The Mr. October Foundation For Kids Fridley Lions Club Hendrick Lexus of Charleston JY6 Foundation NASCAR, Inc. GenDx Hendrick Lexus Kansas City Kashi Clinical Laboratories, Inc. Nationwide Children’s Hospital Genentech, Inc. Hendrick Lexus Kansas City North Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Nemours Children’s Clinic Eileen Goodis and Eric Strom, M.D. Hendrick Lexus Northlake Labs, Inc. New York Blood Center Hays Companies Hendrick Motors of Charlotte Land Rover Charlotte Kim and Jiro Okochi Healthcare Partners, LLC Hendrick Nissan Kansas City Landesbank Baden-Wurttemberg Old West Properties, LLC Hendrick Acura Hendrick Porsche Brent Lehew Olin Women In Business Hendrick Acura Overland Park Hendrick Toyota Merriam / Hendrick Scion Norma and Jim Leslie OnTime Courier Hendrick BMW Northlake Merriam Lexus of Pleasanton OptumHealth “Knowing that our program has a Hendrick Buick GMC Cadillac Hendrick Toyota Scion Concord Linkage Biosciences Oregon Health & Science University tremendous impact spurs me on Hendrick Cars.com Hendrick Toyota Scion North Charleston Dorothy and Thomas Littell OTTR Chronic Care Solutions to do more.” Hendrick Cars.Com-Hickory Hendrick Toyota Scion of Apex Mall of Georgia Mazda Sophie Paczesny, M.D., Ph.D. —Andy Talley: founder of Andy Talley Hendrick Chevrolet Hendrick Toyota Scion Wilmington Markey Cancer Foundation PadillaCRT Bone Marrow Foundation Hendrick Chevrolet Cadillac Hollstadt & Associates, Inc. Marquette Companies, LLC Kenyatta G. Parker Hendrick Chevrolet Shawnee Mission Ruth Bradley Holmes and Clifford Holmes Mattei Foundation Partners In Care Foundation Honda Cars of McKinney Hendrick Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Mayo Clinic Roger Paschke Recognizing that his young, healthy and diverse Honda of Concord Hendrick Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Mayo Clinic Florida/Mayo Hospital Paul Andrew Clapper Foundation football players had the potential to become of Concord Honda of El Cerrito Anne and Gil McGeorge Harry J. Pearce, Esq. marrow donors, Talley started a program in Hendrick Chrysler-Jeep Honda Cars of Rock Hill McKee Realty Pegstar.Net Presents Team Jagi 2008 called “Get in the Game. Save a Life.” Hendrick Durham Automall Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama, Inspired by his efforts, more than 52,000 young LLC Sean McNealy Performance Automall Hendrick Honda-Charlotte people—many of whom are athletes—have Incisent Labs Group, LLC The Medallion Foundation, Inc. Performance Link Technologies Hendrick Honda Bradenton become potential marrow donors. Of those, 194 Inmark Mediware Information Systems, Inc. Kenneth Perkins Hendrick Honda Daytona Mentor Rotary Foundation Petroleum Traders Corporation have gone on to save a life. Hendrick Honda-Easley, SC Inova Health System Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation Mercedes-Benz of Northlake PNC Bank Hendrick Honda Hickory Aimée and Zoltan Merszei Proactive Dealer Solutions, LLC Hendrick Honda of Charleston The Ironman Foundation, Inc. J.L. Hendrick Management Corporation Mark Mertens Purple Square Management Company

2014 Report to the Community | 25 Queen City Corvette Club VCU Massey Cancer Center’s BMT Program Susan and Timothy Anderson Annapurna Bhat, M.D. Thomas Bumol Jillian Cometz Elizabeth and Thomas Renyi Volkswagen of Murrieta Angel Bins Fundraiser BI Worldwide Lisa Burkhardt Communities Foundation of Texas Rhona’s Place Foundation Volvo of Charleston Angels of Mercy Health Care Center Michael Bird David Burley Community Foundation Rick Hendrick BMW Charleston/MINI of Ken Wagner API Construction Company The BJ Garcia Run for Research Rowland Burton Community Foundation for Greater Charleston Wells Fargo Community Support Applegate and Thorne-Thomsen PC Foundation, Inc. Sara Cahill Atlanta Rick Hendrick Buick GMC West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. Christine Arme BJ’s Restaurants Foundation, Inc. Mary and Chris Calder Community Housing Corporation Rick Hendrick Cadillac Western Refining Elaine and Daniel Arndt Melanie and Donald Black Calvin Leete PTO/Student Council John Connolly Rick Hendrick Chevrolet of Buford WHAS TV Maggi and Jon Arndt Shari Blakey Calvin United Methodist Church Antonio Cooper Rick Hendrick Chevrolet-Charleston The Winifred & William O’Reilly Priscilla and John Arnold Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama - The Camellia Rose Chapter of The Links Susannah Cooper Rick Hendrick Chevrolet-Duluth Foundation The Caring Foundation Jeanne Asher Canadian Pacific Railway Company Mark Copeland Rick Hendrick Chevrolet-Norfolk World Courier, Inc. USA Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota Asia Pacific Histocompatibility & Doreen Cappello Corvette Club Illinois Rick Hendrick City Chevrolet Company The Wyler Family Foundation Blue State Digital Immunogenetics Association Carl Edwards Motorsports Covidien Employee Matching Gift Program Rick Hendrick Collision Center Chesapeake William Bly Automatic Data Processing, Inc. CarMax Auto Superstores, Inc. Covington Catholic High School Rick Hendrick Collision Center Portsmouth The Ayco Company, LP BMW of North America Zach Cowden $1,000-$4,999 Bo Pelini Foundation, Inc. Matthew E. Carrillo Rick Hendrick Collision Center Richmond 3M Foundation The Azalea City Chapter of Links The Cowles Charitable Trust The Boeing Company Bob Carter Rick Hendrick Collision Center Virginia Abbott Molecular Thomas Babinski Cozen O’Connor Beach Boilermakers Local Lodge No. 83 Merry Carter ABC Home and Commercial Services of Nikki Bailey Diane K. Caruso Robert Cress Rick Hendrick Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram DFW, Inc. Evelyn Bolduc Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP Catholic Health Partners Roger Cressman, Jr. Rick Hendrick Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram Lynn Abrahamsen Terri A. Bonagofski Annie Ballantine and Nick Jellum Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Crouthers Academy Rick Hendrick Toyota Scion Accenture Meredith and Michael Boo Jim Ballew Tim Cederman-Haysom June Cullom Riverview Health Care Foundation, Inc. ACI Northwest, Inc. Angela and Jon Bottema The Bank of America Foundation Celgene Corporation Corren Culp RJM Construction Donald Adams Bottema Family Foundation Bank of America Matching Gifts Donald Cerullo Dexter Daigle ROSE Patricia and Donald Adams Jerry Bowen The Bank of New York Mellon - Chain of Lakes Elementary PTO Eileen Dalton Royal United Mortgage, LLC Samantha Jo Adams Community Partnership Boy Scout Troop 352 Champion Tire and Wheel Daniel B. Allanoff Foundation St. Francis Medical Center Ethan Addes Bates County Disposable Deborah Boyer Zen-Yu Chang John Daniels Sephora USA, Inc. Advocate Health Care Patricia Bauer Trina Brajkovich Rachelle Chase and John Feldman Steven Daniels Gayle and Robert Sit AHEPA Bone Marrow Donor Registry Melba Baum Braun Intertec Corp. Chevron Humankind Michael Danna Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Kristin and Justin Akin Samantha and Brian Baumgardner Marie and Jason Brenden Hospital Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Michael Davenport Akins Ford Dodge Jeep Chrysler BE GREAT: Alexander’s Foundation for Ed Brennan Marcus Smith Children Children’s Medical Center of Dallas Sherwin Davidson Alabama Power Foundation, Inc. Perla and Miles Brett Southeast Toyota Distributors, LLC Be The Hero For A Hero Ravi Chittajallu Davidson College Aladdin’s Baking Company Terri and Christopher Bright StemCyte Laurie and Robert Beining Cathleen Choi Gary M. Davis All Pro Broadcasting, Inc. BrightWave Marketing, Inc. Terry Labonte Chevrolet Bell Shoals Baptist Church Cigna John P. Davis Charles Allan Sharon and Henri Bromberg Terumo BCT, Inc. Beverly and Daniel Berger Cleveland Cord Blood Center Patricia and Mark A. Davis Alliance Cancer Specialists, PC Jamie Brooker Gerald Thibeau Ann Richardson Berkey Michael L. Coben DDB Worldwide Communications Group, Allstate Giving Campaign Denise D. Brookie Inc. Treasure You Dawn Berson Gregory Coleman Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Rho Xi Omega Olene Brooks Marcos de Lima, M.D. Tyler Genneken Foundation, Inc. Chapter Berwyn Masonic Lodge 839 AF&AM Hobson Brown James Collingwood Anne Deaver University Hospitals Alpha Phi Omega Clemson University Bess Chapel United Methodist Church Mike Brown Cinda Collins Debartolo Family Foundation, Inc. University of Pittsburgh Medical Center American Financial Printing, Inc. Best Times Ahead, LLC The Brumberger-Gruber Foundation, Inc. Combat Brands, LLC Deborah J. Johnston Foundation Michele and Carroll P. Vance, Ph.D. Carl Beverly Comcast Corporation

26 | National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match Francoise Deeg-Le Gal and H. Joachim Fairborn Equipment of the Carolinas Kate Giardina Gulshan Harjee, M.D. and Zul Devji Imagine Nation Books, Ltd. Kendra Scott Design, Inc. Deeg Fairview Health Services Christopher Giles Trudy Harpet Impala SS Clubs of America Katie Kenseth Stacey and Jason Dehn Farmers Group, Inc. Give with Liberty Employee Donations Iwalani Harris Incourage Community Foundation Ian Kernan Caroline Del Percio Farmhouse Fraternity Association, Inc. The Giving Seed, Inc. Andrea Trimble Hart INNO-TRAIN Diagnostik GmbH Nancy A. Kernan, M.D. and Peter F. Delta Engineers, Architects, & Land Farmington Public Schools Judy and R. Glickman Marlene Hartzman, M.D. and Robert J. International UAW Federal Credit Union Chamberlain Surveyors, PC Fast Undercar Harvey Gluck Hartzman, M.D., Captain, MC, U.S. Navy IQ Agency Taylor Kia Delta Zeta Sorority (Retired) Kickin’ For Kids Amy Desanti Don Feathers Golden Gate Fields Pacific Racing Robert Hasday ITS Technologies & Logistics, LLC Lawrence Fell Associations, Inc. Jeannine J. Barrett Foundation Kristine Kiesling Design Ideas Golden State Grand Chapter, O.E.S. Hayden’s Heroes Sandra Kim Distance Learning Network, Inc. Findlay’s Tall Timbers Distribution Center Leslie Hayes Darlene Jenkins First Presbyterian Church Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Jewish Communal Fund Kelly Kimmich Nicholas Donnangelo Program HD Supply, Inc. Ashley King Ben Dookchitra FirstGiving, Inc. Lisa K. Golod Kim and Christopher Heim Jewish Community Foundation Molly Flynn Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis, James King Downstream Casino Resort Jorge Gonzalez The Helen & Irving Spatz Foundation, Inc. Inc. John King Dream Dinners Tustin Ford Motor Company Goodrich Corporation Helen Brach Foundation Franciscan Alliance Manish Jhanji King & Spalding Rebecca Drexler and Jeffrey Jackson Google Bill Hempfling Jimi Tucker Fan Club Kings Care Foundation Arky Du M. Joshua Frank The Gordon and Llura Gund Foundation Hendrick Collision Center of Kansas City Sandra and William Frech, Ph.D. The John and Shirley Nash Foundation Katherine B. Koch Dubois County Leukemia Association Gorjana & Griffin, Inc. Mary Lou Hendrickson John Marshall Family Foundation Kohl’s Robert B. Duncan Traci and Kevin Freeman Robert Goss Henkel Corporation Rochelle Friedman, M.D. and Robert John’s Roast Pork, Inc. Kohl’s Cares Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin Robbins Friedman, M.D. Gould’s Supermarket Henricksen Billy Johnson Lisa and James Korslund Community Foundation Barbara and Tom Graham Pamela Henry Dutchtown Middle School Friends of Lisa Jodi Johnson KP Financial Services Friends of Live, Fight & Love Grant’s Auto Body Henry Ford Health System Janet Jones Rhonda and William Kucharsky E.O. Smith Student Activity Fund Scott Grausnick Zoila Herrera Allen C. Eaves, M.D., Ph.D., F.R.C.P.C. Friendship Baptist Church Jocelyn and Michael Jones Rohit Kumar Tiffany Friesen and Atiba Mbiwan Greektown Casino, LLC Helen E. Heslop, M.D. JP Morgan Raymond Kusinski eBizAutos The Greene-Milstein Family Foundation Hess Bakken Investments Edwardsville & Glen Carbon Little League Marilyn and Dr. Walter Friker JP Morgan Chase Foundation Josef Kusser Association Margaret Fritz Gene Gregory Sivan Hines, M.D. and Jeffrey F. Hines, M.D. Jr Engineering, Inc. Lori and James Kwiatkowski Kristin and Shawn Eichorst Pamela Frost Thomas Grein Iva and Lawrence Hirsch Franklin D. Julian, Jr. Kenneth Lai Ellis/Beaman Family Foundation Donna and Carson Funderburk Michael Griffin Hodgson Russ, LLP Jumbo Universal, Inc. Scott Lampe The Grossman Family Philanthropic John Hodson Emerald Dolphin Inn & Mini Golf Rich Furst Foundation Michelle Kadlacek Beth and Michael Landgraf Chip Emery Gach & Nolen, PLLC Brandi Hoffmann Cheryl and Terry Kaempfe Cary Lane GSL Sales & Marketing, Inc. Susan Holder Emily’s Ninjas Nancy and Robert Gagnon H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Ramesh Kalra Jeremy Langevin S. and E. Engel Ann Gail and Justin Jaschke Institute Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Thomas Kaluzny Amelia Langston, M.D. Enterprise Holdings Foundation Robert Ganaway Tim Hackbarth Hope and Help Ministries Effie and Steven Kane Alyssa and Travis Larsen Barbara and James Eppel, Jr. Gannett Broadcast Service Center Nina Hale and Dylan Hicks Jessica and John Hopen Kane Samuel Ty Shields Memorial Fund Paige Layman Ergodyne Corporation Gannett Foundation Mary and Jeffrey Halet Tamar Huberman and Michael Clarfeld Kasey Kahne, Inc. Kiersten Leach Christopher Erickson Gardner Builders Mace and Wit Hall Becky and Barry Huff William P. Katter Stephanie J. Lee, M.D., M.P.H. ESP Systems Professional Denise Garone and Stuart Kogod Diana Hallett Dale Hughes Todd Keesey Ann Leen, Ph.D. Lawrence E. Estaville, Ph.D. Cathy and Jeffrey Gendreau Nick Hankes Hyundai Motor America Susan and Brendan Kelley Legacy Health System CPC, LLC ExxonMobil Foundation The Generations Fund Jane and Derek Hardesty IBM Employee Services Center Ken Schmidt Company, Inc. Linda Lehmann Kathleen Fahey Georgia Xpress Lubes, Inc. Suzie Hardison Ice Hispanic Agents Association, Inc. Marcy and Jeff Leif

2014 Report to the Community | 27 Danielle Leon Jennifer Martinson Motorists Mutual Insurance Company Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc. Raleigh St. Patrick’s Day Parade St. Louis Children’s Hospital Loan Le-Pham Marudas Print Services Motorsports Charities Robin Page Manu Rana St. Louis Cord Blood Bank Dennis Lesmeister Shelly and Stephen Matthes Michelle Motsko Randi Pakootas Robert Ranson St. Minnesomeplace In Paradise The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society The Matthew and Andrew Akin Rola Muakkassa Panama City Alumnae Chapter Delta Linda and Lawrence Rauch St. Paul’s Lutheran Church-Columbia, SC Brian Levine Foundation Melissa Mullinax Sigma Theta Sorority Julian Rawl St. Paul’s Lutheran Church-Salisbury, NC Michael Levine Max Goldenberg Foundation The Mulroy Family Foundation Anna and Richard Pare Charles Raymond Bothaina Salama James Lewis John McCarey Beth and Tim Murphy Stephanie Park RBC Wealth Management Dena Samoska Liberty Diversified Industries, Inc. Molly McCormick Judith Murphy Park & Longstreet PC Michael Reeter Eileen Sampanes Liberty Mutual Commercial Insurance Lynn McDaniel Sean Murphy Susan K. Parsons, M.D. and Walter G. Reid Hospital & Health Care Services Samuel Szabo Foundation Addy McDonald Armstrong LifeSource Organization Tom Muzzy Ashish Patel, M.D. Victor J. Reincheld Sas Maintenance Services, Inc. Lifetouch, Inc. Patricia McHale Glenn Nagorski Judy Reishus and Bruce P. Schmaltz Chris Sauer Margery and Robert McKay Danica Patrick Lincoln Harris National Auctioneers Association Pelham High School Renaissance Academy Activities Account Arlene Saxonhouse Carine and Brian Lindberg McKesson Foundation National Christian Foundation Residence Inn by Marriott, Atlanta Airport Jennifer Schally McKinsey & Company Mei Ling Peng North Listia, Inc. National Hockey League Foundation Perkins + Will Jason Schechter Chris Little Thomas McLaughlin Nebraska Methodist College Rice Operating Company Jean Schmidt McNeese State University Marlene and Michael Perlmutter Riley Children’s Foundation Kris and Mark R. Litzow, M.D. The Neighborhood Church Emily Perryman Leanne Schuessler Lodi Station Outlets Medica NetApp Rise Above Cancer, Inc. Nancy Schuette Medical College of Wisconsin Piedmont National Corporation Laurie Rizzo Julie Long Craig Neuhausel Frances D. Phillips-Wingard Scott Dentistry Long Beach Police Officers Association Medtronic Foundation Laura Basha Neuhausel, Ph.D. and and John R. Wingard, M.D. Roanoke Rapids High School The Seattle Foundation Ernesto Melendrez Nicholas J. Neuhausel Robert and Wanda Zimmer Khaki Loughran The PIMCO Foundation Helping Hands Fund Molly and Benjamin Setnick Lee and Trey Loughran Memorial Blood Centers NeutraSal/RA Wellness Partners Eileen Pisani Seton Hall Preparatory School Jim Mero Michael Neville Tanya and David Rockwood Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation Kate and Edward Plass The Roderick Seward, Flossie Radcliffe Neville Shah Jean Lovejoy Mervyn D. Michael II New Mercies Christian Church James Pokornowski and Helen M. Galloway Foundation, Inc. Ritesh Shah Loveland Aerie Eagle Riders 3006 Andrea and George Michaelsen New Mexico Hauntworks, LLC Anpisacha and William Pollard Haley Roebuck Jan Shanklin Maria Rosa Lucrezia Midway Congregational Church Neyer Properties Natalie and Mason Powers Roll Giving Joel Shapiro Greg Lukens Joan and Chuck Miller Tony Nguyen Ricardo Pravia Amy and Kevin Ronneberg Donald Shauger Lykins Energy Solutions Joselyn Miller Nike IHM, Inc. Preferred Personnel Solutions, Inc. Rotary Club of Southwest Eureka Ashwin Shetty Neal Magaziner Vein Minh Josef Noe Prevost Car (US), Inc. Harry Roth Susan Shimmerlik, Ph.D. and Donald Josephine Maggio Renee Minnick Ruric Nye Francesca and Antonio Prioletti Irwin Rothchild Brown, M.D. Karri and Joey Mahmoud John Mitchell Office Environments, Inc. Progress Software Julia Rowan and Robert Webb Deron Siddons Maine Veterans Home Employee Modular Space Corporation (ModSpace) Office Systems of Connecticut, Inc. Ellie and Peter Proly Dorothy Rutherford Sigma Aldrich Association Anamaria and Joe Moeddel Paxson Offield The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Rutland Regional Medical Center Sigma Phi Epsilon Mal Warwick/Donordigital Monsanto Fund OH Local Distrib Payments PSI Control Solutions The Ryan Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Bruce, Lauren, and Margot Manasevit Monsantogether The Ohio State University Comprehensive Simmons Browder Gianaris Angelides & Cancer Center Laura and Christopher Pucillo Rytec Corporation Barnerd, LLC Margaret Mary Community Hospital Donnie Moore Q.S.I. Sacred Heart Hospital Marketing Associates Mike Moore Old Glory Harley-Davidson Simmons Employee Foundation Pamela Olson Richard Quinn Jason Sage Brett Simpson Kenneth Markison Audrey Morris Coleen and Sean Raboin Greg A. St. Clair Miriam A. Markowitz Joyce and Kurt Moser Omixon BioComputing Mary and Daniel Sipe Orange County Oncology Rick Radobenko St. Cloud Granite Rotary Sit Investment Associates, Inc. Gianni Marostica Jennifer Mosman Beverly Rainbolt Saint John’s University

28 | National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match Jill and Thor † Sjostrand Sterling Financial Corporation TW Telecom Foundation Joseph Skwarek Steve Pink Woodworking Twin Cities Orthopedics, PA Guy Williams Thomas Slaughter Mike Stewart TXU Energy Williams College Richard Slone Robert M. Stiegel, M.D. UBS Matching Gift Program Willis North America , Inc. Carol Slover Adam Stock UC Davis Medical Center Winship Cancer Institute at Emory Cynthia Smith Kathy Stockton-Behnke and Dan Behnke Union Pacific Corporation University Debra Smith Steven Stuck United Methodist Temple Joan and Herman Wipperfurth Eileen Smith, M.D. Dr. Sherri Studwell Universal Voice & Data Carol and William Wirbinski Janet Smith Marilyn Sulivant-Mabrey The University of Arizona Medical Center Jean Witherspoon Jason Smith Keith Sullivan, M.D. The University of Michigan Nicole and Richard Wobbe Jamil C. H. Snead Sunycap, Inc. University of Virginia Cancer Center Kimberly Woiczechowski Jenelle Snow Superior Jaycees USA Funds J. Wood Ralph Snow SurveyMonkey Karin Van Dyke Roderic Woodson Christy Snowden Natasha and Christopher Swann Brenda L. Van Heukelom Worcester County Memorial Park, Inc. David Snowden Ta Dah, Inc. Timothy Van Raden Workforce Software, LLC Judy and David Snowden Adam Taylor Mike Vance World Wings International, LAX Chapter Edward L. Snyder, M.D. T-Burg Takes on Pediatric Cancer Jamie Velez Alanna and James Richard Worrell Susan Snyder Sandra and Thomas Teach, Sr. Viacord, Inc. WWI Los Angeles Chapter Wes Snyder The Team Mathias Trust Viking Charities, Inc. Xerox Corporation Soccer For Hope Tenaska, Inc. Philanthropy Fund Sarah and Thomas Villeneuve Peter T. Yang Society for Human Resource Management Nehal Thakkar Dominique Von Sivers David Yarborough Felix Sogade Chad Thomas VOYA / ING Foundation Yvonne Ybarra Kathy and Neil Young Lynn Solis Richard Thomas Walgreens Dist. 100 “There are other people out there who love Sandy and Greg Zandlo South Bend Silver Hawks The Thomas H. and Mayme P. Scott Chiara and Edmund Waller, M.D., Ph.D. their child just as much as we love Lachlan, Foundation, Inc. Ashley and J. Kenneth Zelenak, M.D. South Panola School District Roby G. Walls and there are so many other people who South Washington County Schools Thomasville High School Walmart Brian Zwart need a match.” Southeast Home Improvement LP Thomson Reuters Newton Walpert The Timothy O’Connell Foundation † Deceased Southern California Industries Washington University in St. Louis —Mary: mother of transplant recipient, Lachlan Southern Regional Board of Education TN River Riders Terri Weber Elizabeth and Cliff Spangler Bernard Tohl Pam and Daniel Weisdorf, M.D. Cindy Spencer Town Center at Easton Kim and Adam Weitsman Mary and Jason know firsthand what watching Dave Spice Toyota Motor Sales, Inc. Wells Enterprises, Inc. a child battle for their life feels like. That’s why, Spirit Filled Methodist, Inc. Connie and Kevin Tracy Jeffrey Wessels when their 2-year-old son needed a marrow transplant, they wanted to do more. The family Sprint Sport Marketing Travelers David A. Weyers held their first fundraising and registry drive only Jayanthi and Bhaskar Srinivasiah Gail Trenhom Elaine Whitaker weeks after Lachlan’s diagnosis and, since then, Stanford Cancer Center Trinity United Methodist Church Caroline and Anthony Wilbert Tammy Triplett-Kesky they have set up numerous drives and fundraising Starr & Associates The Wilbert Group events. “Getting people to join the registry has Troutman Sanders, LLP Kristin Steele Steven A. Willems turned into a passion of mine. Lachlan is going Truxxoutfitters Company Cynthia and Howard Steinberg The William D and Joyce E. Sexton Family to make a difference for Be The Match.”

2014 Report to the Community | 29 THANK YOU MEDIA PARTNERS THANK YOU IN-KIND SUPPORTERS Special thanks to the following media partners We are grateful to the following contributors who provided goods and services that who provided non-paid advertising support to resulted in significant savings. This allowed us to apply more resources to help more generate awareness for our life-saving mission. patients receive the transplant they need.

Clear Channel Minneapolis KVIL-FM – Dallas A Divine Event Flight Safety International The Mercury Group at Morgan Stanley Seven Sundays KARE11-TV NBC – Minneapolis KYKY-FM – St. Louis Atlanta Braves Foundation Goodyear Race Tires Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal Shapco Printing KATU-TV ABC – Portland Mix 106.5 – San Jose AutoTrader.com Greg Heath Minnesota Twins Baseball Darlene Skillas KBAY-FM – San Jose Radio One – Majic 107.5 – Atlanta Bluegreen Vacations Gulshan Harjee, M.D. and Zul Devji Moorsville Realty Southwest Airlines KBME-AM – Houston WAMJ-FM – Atlanta Boyce Larsen, LLC Helping Hands Massage Mary Foster Murray and Tim Murray Sports Basement KCAL-TV 9 – Long Beach WBBM-AM – Chicago Canton Jewelry Hopper Community Murray’s Starkey Hearing Technologies KCBS-TV 2 – Long Beach WBBM-FM – Chicago Capitol Il Capriccio Restaurant – NJ Office Environments, Inc. Andy Talley KEZK-FM – St. Louis WCNC-TV NBC – Charlotte Carolina Panthers Heidi Johnson and Brad Hoyt Jiro and Kim Okochi TaylorMade Golf Company KEZR-FM – San Jose WFTS-TV ABC – Tampa Carolinas HealthCare Foundation Johnson Brothers Liquor Company Omega Sports Telepictures Productions KJKK-FM – Dallas WJMK-FM – Chicago Cason Photography KEMPS, LLC PadillaCRT Thomas Fallon Photography KLUV-FM – Dallas WPZE-FM – Atlanta Classics By David Lisa and James Korslund Panasonic Under Armour KMOX-AM – St. Louis WSOC-TV ABC – Charlotte The Coca-Cola Company Kramer Portraits, New York Park Tavern United Airlines KMVK-FM – Dallas WSYX-TV ABC/ WTTE-TV FOX – Columbus Tim and Lisa Curtin LARABAR Party Reflections United Properties KNXV-TV ABC – Phoenix WTVR-TV CBS – Richmond Michael Deihl Legacy Running Company Polar University of Minnesota Men’s Gopher Basketball KODA-FM – Houston WUSN-FM – Chicago Delta Air Lines, Inc. Little Kids Rock Deborah Prosser, Ph.D. Stuart Weitzman KQBT-FM – Houston WXRT-FM – Chicago DJ Bad Beats M&M The Special Events Company Road Runner Sports Jean Ann Wright KRLD-AM – Dallas Erace Away Cancer Margaret Palmer Jewelry Sawicki’s Meat, Seafood and More ZICO Beverages, LLC KTBZ-FM – Houston Ergodyne Corporation Jeremy and Kim McGrath Denise and Bob Scalese

30 | National Marrow Donor Program/Be The Match THANK YOU FUNDRAISERS We are thankful for our fundraisers. Together you raised over $3 million this past year, giving the gift of hope—one patient at a time. The following individuals, teams, team captains and schools raised $5,000 or more to support our life-saving work.

Auburn University Help Kathleen and Greg – Kathleen Pullen David Oyler Team InVincible – Vince DiLeva Be The Match Cycling Challenge – Bob Falkenberg Hilary Runs Boston! – Hilary Jacobs Ohio Fire Fighters – John Frye Team Jezelle – Marsha Pakootas Be The Match For Greg Hope for Alice – Emma Donovan Pat’s Posse – Andrea Caruso Team Joanne Vogel – Chelsea Coleman Ben Teach – Liz Teach In memory of Barbara Jane Kuipers Muzzy – Terri Weber Remembering Carol Ellsworth – Ginny McCord Team Jordan Bennett – Sara Bennett In memory of Miquela Martinez – Crystal Martinez Mike Roberts Team Lyndsey – Lyndsey Harhay Bronco Nagorski – Glenn Narorski Inmark – Joe Skwarek Ron and Sam’s Marrow Mob – Samantha Nielsen Team Marrow for Malena – Rose Marie Smith Danielle Brown IT Solutions in Motion – Cyndy Parsons Save the Hodges Brothers! – Laurie Hodges Team Parag – Rosa Parag Scott Brown James Madison University Savior Neighbor – Mike Stewart-Becky Stewart Team RTR Rolling On – Laura Cravy Browns On The Run – Scott Brown Jones Marrow Transplant – Rebekah Jones SIMS TEAM Team Saniyah – Bett Mccray Cameron’s Crusaders – Patrick Creed Kamp Kat – Meghan Tauber Southern Regional High School of Manahawkin NJ – Team Stevie – Warren Furst Sarah Simonson Cape Girardeau County Area Medical Society Alliance Kelly Strong – Kaitlin Kelly Team Tony Daher – Rana Daher – The Shepherd Center College of William & Mary Kicking Back with Jack – Kasey Huffman Spook Out Leukemia Teams The Radobenko Gang – Krishele Radobenko – Jane Smith Eileen Dalton Kirkland & Ellis Swab for Kenya! – Vanessa Partin SuperFriends for SuperJim The Reval Match-Makers – Tracy Kantrowitz – Patty Adams Dickinson Football – Joel Quattrone Luis Lopez Swab for a Cure, Hope, and Life The Ripple Effect... – Jamie Marrison – Austin Van Eynde Vince DiLeva Lora Bergeron – Lisa Bovermann Swab for a Cure The Legacy of Melvin Paul DuBois – Jennifer Schally Dunkin Donuts – Ava Lawerance Make Me Stronger – Fernanda Zapata Vakil TEAM “PICK” The Schallys – Laura Vest – Sarah Villeneuve Eddie Bauer Stores of Ohio Marrow Quest – Steve Matchett Team Buzz The Test For Tom – Stephanie Park – Katherine Koch Emily’s Entourage – Katie Curry Marrowthoners For Life – Sharlene Risdon-Jackson TEAM CONNOR The Turbinators – Janice Lucas Friends and Family of Moira McGovern – Judith Murphy Massey Cancer Center BMT – Judy Davis Team Crayton Tyler Genneken Bounce Bash – Denise Lodato Friends of Anthony Vitullo – Amy Desanti Match Makers – Laura & Dod Michael Team Curo United in Hope University of Alabama FUNraisers – Brandon Taylor Steve Matchett Team David Ulmer – Sera Hernandez University of Georgia Guenther and Sabine Kruse Mike Roberts Family and Friends – Stacy Roberts Team Diana – Jim Ballew Laura Vest Haley Butcher – Cathie Butcher MUD Bloods – Lisa Korslund Team Duncan – Robert Ganaway – Brian McMurray Hat Trick for Marrow Donors – Tricia Rosen Finn and Olyvia Okochi Team Ganaway Walnut Gardens in Honor of Joan Brown Team Glenn! – Glenn Markway

2014 Report to the Community | 31 A person who didn’t even know me gave me a second chance at life—a chance to live a long, healthy life with my family. I am eternally grateful! —Amy: marrow transplant recipient (pictured with her daughter, Eva, and her husband, Jeff)

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