ONE DAY 2013 Impact Report ONE DAY OF RESEARCH APR 2 – Two $1 million grants – the largest ever – are awarded as part of our more than $5 million research portfolio. ONE DAY IN WASHINGTON JAN 2 – The Recalcitrant Cancer Research Act is signed into law by President Obama. This landmark legislation requires the National Cancer Institute to develop a scientific framework for pancreatic cancer to provide strategic direction toward making true progress. ONE DAY OF HOPE JAN 24 – Patient and Liaison Services (PALS) serves its 70,000th contact since the start of the program in 2002. ONE DAY OF ACTION JUN 8 – More than 300 Union Pacific employees in Nebraska form 20 individual teams as part of an inter-department fundraising challenge, pushing the company’s contributions over its $100,000 goal for PurpleStride Omaha. ONE DAY there will be a breakthrough that changes everything. Contents

President’s Letter 1

Our Story 2

This Year 4

Donors and Volunteers 9

Board of Directors 18

Financial Results 19 President’s Letter

Every day of the past year, we’ve been working diligently toward making our goal of doubling pancreatic cancer survival by 2020 a reality.

As our fight against pancreatic cancer pancreatic cancer a national priority. gains momentum, we are proud of In addition, not only are more the impact we’ve made over the last scientists studying pancreatic cancer 14 years, but we are particularly proud and receiving funding from our of the progress we’ve made in Fiscal growing pool of research grants, the Year 2012-13. Since our last report, our communication and collaboration supporters — volunteers, survivors, among these committed individuals donors, advocates, scientists and are also increasing. The Pancreatic healthcare professionals — have Cancer Action Network has been Determination and perseverance led to the passage of instrumental in facilitating this vital the Recalcitrant Cancer Research Act in January 2013. collaboration among researchers at providing disease-specific information diverse institutions and with various about diagnosis, treatment, support areas of expertise. resources and other related topics.

Meanwhile, our unrelenting volunteers The report that follows provides who support the organization in detailed accounts from the front lines, significant ways through events and where our true heroes — volunteers, True heroes on the front lines are working with awareness-raising efforts have grown us every day to change the course of history for survivors, donors, advocates, scientists our affiliate base to nearly 60 robust pancreatic cancer. and healthcare professionals — work affiliates nationwide. tirelessly toward our goal of doubling not only grown in numbers, giving pancreatic cancer survival by 2020. additional strength to the cause, These committed volunteers vastly We have no illusions. It is, to be sure, but their actions have made a real increase the influence of our network. still an uphill push. But with growing difference in moving the mission of the Everywhere, you can find evidence of momentum propelling us forward, organization forward. their impact when droves of purple- more and more supporters are drawn clad individuals turn out for volunteer- to our cause, not because it is easy, led PurpleStride walks, runs and rides. Defeating pancreatic cancer but because it promises to change has at last become a matter the lives of the people they love and At our Southern California national of national will and political many more who will benefit from their office, we’ve been making strides commitment. selfless commitment. through our PALS (Patient and Liaison Services) team by putting thousands The year began auspiciously with of patients in touch with cutting- President Obama signing the edge research through potential Recalcitrant Cancer Research Act Julie Fleshman, JD, MBA clinical trial opportunities as well as into law. The bill’s passage makes President and CEO

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 1 Our Story

The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network began one day 14 years ago at the kitchen table of a woman with a bold vision.

Driven by the loss of her mother to pancreatic cancer, Pamela Acosta Marquardt envisioned a team of passionate, committed volunteers, advocates, research scientists, healthcare professionals and other generous contributors working together to create awareness for this tragic disease.

Thanks to that vision, people have rallied together to translate sadness and anger into action since 1999.

What started as a lonely path has Thanks to a vision, passionate people have rallied together since 1999 to translate sadness and anger into action, become a busy thoroughfare leading and in turn they have created unprecedented awareness for pancreatic cancer. to options, support, discoveries and hope. And with continued action and Building a critical mass of scientists Step by Step, passion, the progress being made was the only way to move that needle. With a Purpose today will one day bring an end to this Acutely aware that science follows devastating disease that takes more money, we began charting a course to A Growing Grassroots Movement than 38,000 lives each year. bring more dollars to pancreatic cancer Early on, we took our message to research. We knew it would be an uphill Washington, D.C., with a handful of It Started With a Strategy climb, but with a focused strategy, volunteers gathering on Capitol Hill clear vision and an attainable mission, to tell their members of Congress There were scarcely a dozen scientists we also knew progress was achievable. that pancreatic cancer research studying pancreatic cancer full-time Increased federal research funding, funding had been ignored for too long. in 1999, the year of our founding. As a combined with private research Grassroots advocacy success fueled result, the survivorship needle, in the dollars, would create an incentive for the creation of our Government Affairs single digits, had not budged. scientists to study the disease and & Advocacy program, allowing us to be move pancreatic cancer research out organized and effective in raising of no-man’s-land.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 2 our voices on Capitol Hill – and, finally, Making Big Strides Congress is listening. The Recalcitrant Our message soon reached even more Cancer Research Act, formerly the people – volunteers were holding Pancreatic Cancer Research and community walks and other events Education Act, was signed into law in designed to raise awareness and January 2013. funding for pancreatic cancer. Fifty- eight volunteer-led affiliates across Taking Research Further the country have since developed, and Since its inception, the Pancreatic Cancer Action In addition to advocating for increased Network has worked to build critical mass in the the walks, now known as PurpleStride, federal dollars, the organization community of scientists studying pancreatic cancer. have become a signature event of the funded its first research grant in Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. 2003 through a strategy that would and began to spread the word that Volunteers not only plan events, encourage the best scientific ideas and there was hope for those battling they advocate, educate and raise also recruit scientists into the field. pancreatic cancer. We created the awareness about pancreatic cancer in This strategy has proven effective. To Patient and Liaison Services (PALS) their communities. date, we have awarded 94 research program to give pancreatic cancer grants to outstanding scientists at patients, families and caregivers Our Community institutions across the country, and a comprehensive information about The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network recent evaluation showed that every the disease so that they could make was founded on community. We have dollar that we invest is leveraged, informed decisions. We also knew how had success because of it. Our strategy on average, into $9.93 in additional essential it was to make sure patients is devoted to it. pancreatic cancer research funding had access to the latest research by our grantees. This is encouraging through clinical trials, because clinical Our community is bonded by stories, evidence that they are staying in the trials are the key to discovering new connectedness, passion and heart, and field and remaining committed to treatment options and early diagnostic grows everywhere – in big cities, small pancreatic cancer research. tools. So we went on to build a towns and close-knit neighborhoods proprietary, searchable database of nationwide. The sense of community Spreading the Word all enrolling pancreatic cancer clinical radiates through our staff and our We continued to raise our voices and, trials in the United States. extensive volunteer network. thus, awareness about the disease,

Volunteers were there from our humble beginnings, and they remain the heartbeat of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. We are eternally grateful for their contributions.

A strong sense of community among all of our supporters plays a critical role in our growth and success.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 3 This Year

A Strategy for Success We will continue to make advances Key Accomplishments against pancreatic cancer to achieve Our comprehensive strategy of funding in 2012-13 our Vision of Progress. But our work research through private donations, doesn’t end there. • We awarded 14 research grants advocating for increased federal totaling more than $5.045 million, research dollars and making sure our largest research disbursement With a long-term vision and a patients have access to cutting-edge to date. focused strategy, one day we’ll see research is what sets the Pancreatic the final breakthrough. • National Cancer Institute (NCI) Cancer Action Network apart from funding for pancreatic cancer other organizations. This strategy is increased by 6 percent, from $99 successful because of the passion and Giving Thanks million in 2011 to $104.8 million in dedication of our donor and volunteer Thank you to all those who have been 2012. This is especially significant network – a network that has fueled part of our journey so far. Thank you considering that overall federal a powerful and relentless pancreatic to those who remain committed funding levels for medical research cancer movement that allows us to to the cause through your energy, have been stagnant or decreasing. push each of these goals forward. generosity and leadership, and to • Our advocates enabled the passage those who will join us this year, when, of the Recalcitrant Cancer Research With the power of a growing as a community, we will continue the Act, which directs the NCI to develop scientific frameworks (strategic plans) movement, we set a goal fight with the help of our committed donors and volunteers. that will help provide the strategic to double survival for direction and guidance needed to pancreatic cancer by 2020. make true progress on pancreatic and other deadly cancers. • PALS (Patient and Liaison Services) served more than 10,700 patients and families, bringing the cumulative total to more than 75,000 served since the program was started in 2002. • Our outreach and education efforts have increased the volume of clinical trial searches conducted through PALS by 238 percent over the last three years, from 647 searches in 2011 to 2,185 searches in 2013. • More than 81,000 people attended a Pancreatic Cancer Action Network event, compared with 62,000 the year before, a 31 percent increase. Enthusiastic participants showed their purple passion at PurpleStride New York City in April 2013.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 4 Imagine the progress that will be made in the coming decade. The first Pancreatic Cancer Action By the Numbers: Network grant was launched in 2003 to attract junior scientists into the

field and encourage them to build a 14 Grants awarded in 2012-13 career in pancreatic cancer research.

In the years that have followed, we’ve 94 Grants awarded cumulatively created grants that attract a range of since 2003 experience levels and scientific ideas, with the belief that you never know which key will unlock the door to a cure. $1.6M Increase in amount awarded in Our portfolio of grants helps bring us 2012-13 – $5.045 million vs. $3.45 closer to achieving our goals. million in 2011-12 We know that for every dollar invested in our grantees, they go on to leverage 813 Pancreatic cancer-related that into, on average, $9.93 in published papers authored by additional pancreatic cancer research our 2003-11 grant recipients funding, proving that they are doing good work and staying in the field of pancreatic cancer. Our research grants 6,285 Times these published papers program connects the grantees to have been built upon and cited in Research & each other through a “Community other publications Scientific Affairs for Progress,” providing networking and mentorship, the chance to meet pancreatic cancer survivors and families, opportunities to speak with members of Congress about the urgent need for further funding, and more. This community adds a unique emotional touch-point and opportunity for idea-sharing that has resonated within our scientific community.

Scientists have made significant progress over the last decade in understanding pancreatic cancer, Scientists have made significant progress over the past decade in understanding more about pancreatic cancer. gaining insights into why it is so difficult to treat, and in beginning to identify clever ways to attack these problems. Just imagine the progress that will be made in the coming decade.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 5 Years of perseverance meant that, this year, Congress had no choice but to listen. From our earliest days, our deeply Our community moved mountains to passionate, ever-committed get the bill passed. And today, we are supporters have advocated diligently, poised to make new strides in the fight purposefully, strategically and against pancreatic cancer. unrelentingly for increased federal funding for pancreatic cancer research. By the Numbers And over the years, we have seen the numbers climb: Funding from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) for 6% Increase in NCI pancreatic cancer pancreatic cancer has moved from just research funding in 2012-13. Overall over $17 million in 1999 to nearly $105 NCI funding decreased during this million in 2012, a 517 percent increase. same time While this increase is impressive, the funding level is far below what is needed to make true progress in this 500 More than 500 individuals from disease. We also needed a national 50 states participated in Pancreatic strategic plan for advancing pancreatic Cancer Action Network Advocacy Day cancer research. in Washington, D.C., in June 2013

On January 2, President Obama signed into law landmark legislation 3,500 Nearly 1,200 individuals placed that will help create that national 3,500 calls to their members of Government strategic plan. The Recalcitrant Congress to support the in-person Affairs & Advocacy Cancer Research Act requires the NCI visits on Advocacy Day to create a scientific framework for accelerating progress and improving patient outcomes. Of the 10,500 bills 36k 14,123 advocates sent over introduced in the 112th Congress, 36,000 email messages to their only 193 became law. The Recalcitrant elected officials Cancer Research Act was one of the less than 2 percent that passed.

Some would call it a herculean effort; it took five years of in-person visits and thousands and thousands of phone calls, emails and letters to elected officials to educate them about pancreatic cancer and the need to increase federal research funding dedicated to studying the disease.

More than 500 advocates from all 50 states attended the seventh annual Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy Day in June 2013.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 6 The PALS program is the only patient support program of its kind. Patient and Liaison Services (PALS) By the Numbers: is a comprehensive service providing patients and families with immediate and free information and education 75k PALS has assisted more about pancreatic cancer, diagnosis, than 75,000 contacts since treatment options, clinical trials, diet the program’s inception and nutrition, specialists and support resources. The goal of the program is to help patients and their families learn 29% Increase in the number of about and understand their options so clinical trials searches in 2012-13 – that they may make informed choices 2,185 vs. 1,689 in 2011-12 together with their healthcare teams.

New treatments are critical to 55k PALS provided more than changing patient outcomes, achieving 55,000 pieces of free educational our Vision of Progress to double the literature to healthcare professionals survival for pancreatic cancer by in hospitals and clinics nationwide 2020 and ending pancreatic cancer. in 2012-13 But clinical trials that lead to new treatments are only as successful as the number of patients who are aware 4 Educational webinars hosted of them and enroll. Patient & Liaison in 2012-13 services 10 In-person educational events hosted in 2012-13 657 People who attended our in-person educational events

Our PALS program has served more than 75,000, offering immediate and free access to information 97% about pancreatic cancer. Staff members who speak to patients and families, called PALS Associates, maintained an average quality PALS encourages all patients to assurance score of 97% in the services consider clinical trials each time they they delivered, the helpfulness of explore treatment options. PALS materials provided and the timeliness Associates are able to perform up- of the receipt of materials to-date, customized clinical trial searches for patients, thanks to our comprehensive, proprietary in-house clinical trials database.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 7 It’s clear that people plus passion equals progress.

Major events such as PurpleStride – our 59 signature walk/run planned and hosted Signature events, including by volunteers – increase awareness of PurpleStride/Ride/Swim and Gala pancreatic cancer and the organization, events in 2012-13 educate local communities about the disease and raise valuable funds. 66 PurpleLight Vigil for Hope events We also support an army of volunteers in 2012-13 as it distributes patient information to hospitals and doctors’ offices, contacts 81,878 the media and alerts elected officials Participants at our events in about the urgent need for scientific 2012-13, compared with 62,348 progress in pancreatic cancer research. in 2011-12, a 31% increase The passion and commitment of our volunteers have created a growing 1,072 movement that propels our mission Pancreatic cancer survivor forward in each program area. participants at PurpleStride events Within each of the organization’s 58 $7.3M affiliates, there is an official volunteer Raised by 5,371 company and structure in place that includes community teams volunteer Affiliate Coordinators, Event community Coordinators, Media Representatives, $10.5M Outreach Education & Outreach Coordinators, Net raised at PurpleStride events Advocacy Coordinators, Volunteer in 2012-13 – vs. $8.05 million net in Chairs, Sponsorship Chairs and Event 2011-12, a 30.6% increase Chairs. Community Representatives and Community Advocates further 277 support the mission in strategic, PurpleStride sponsors; $813,000 mission-oriented ways in additional value of sponsorship support communities nationwide. These volunteers sign agreements to officially 362 participate in leadership roles. Each Volunteer leaders official volunteer role has a committee made up of passionate volunteers that 2 bil help fulfill the organization’s mission in Volunteers across the country shared their community. their stories and registered more than 2,700 media hits, with a reach in excess of 2 billion impressions

An army of volunteers nationwide has created a growing movement that By the Numbers: propels our mission forward.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 8 Donors & Volunteers

Cumulative Lifetime Giving: Ed Cantwell Fineberg Foundation Constance Ann Williams Revocable Trust Julie Fleshman and Randy Kennison $2,000,000+ Daniel Kleiman Fund The George Couto Friends and Family Trust Anonymous Donor The George and June Block Family Foundation Graphic Solutions Group Genentech Inc. The Jeanenne Thompson Foundation The Gross Family Charitable Fund Tempur-Pedic North America, LLC Jason Kuhn Heather and Paul G. Haaga, Jr. Lefkofsky Family Foundation Hackers for Hope Estate of Mary Frances Johnstone Jill Hammerstone $1,000,000 – $1,999,999 Michael C. Sandler and Brenda R. Potter Hockey Fights Cancer Blum-Kovler Foundation 1998 Trust Infinity Pharmaceuticals Celgene Corporation Michael & Cindy Landon Foundation James Engle Custom Homes, LLC Continental Development Corporation Angus Mitchell Estate of Jeffrey Stephen White Daniel and Janet Mordecai Foundation Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation John & Mary Pfouts (CRUT) Trust OSI Pharmaceuticals Estate of John Meyer Patty Boshell Pancreatic Cancer Foundation $500,000 – $999,999+ JP Morgan Chase Bank Pfizer Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Kelly The Riordan Foundation The Palette Fund – Terrence Meck The Kenan Family Foundation Roche Laboratories Inc. The Seena Magowitz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David H. Koch Sanofi Aventis, Inc. Ambassador Cynthia Stroum Dr. Laurence A. Mack Memorial Fund Estate Of Sharon Schwartz Z Gallerie Leibowitz Family Foundation Star Magazine The Lillian Rogatz Memorial Foundation Terry & Jane Semel Charitable Foundation $250,000 – $499,999 Dee McGonigle, III and Family Theodore W. Batterman Family Foundation Ann T. McGonigle and Greg M. Witter 2009 Bonnie Lyn Tobin Trust Millennium Pharmaceuticals Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Lindsay and Brian Morgan The Carole & Robert Daly Charitable Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Morgan Jones Day Abraxis Bioscience, LLC Ellen Pansky Jai G. Essenmacher and Family Amgen Patrick Mahaffy Family Fund Fredman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Anderson Melinda and Norm Payson Zorina R. Kroop Tammy L. and Brandon Andries Frank H. Olson FBO Laurie and Paul L. MacCaskill Anne and Mead Montgomery Family Foundation Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation Michael Sweig Foundation Brannin Charitable Trust Walle Ralkowski John M. Sobrato and Family Cantor Fitzgerald Rensselaer Honda SuperGen CBS Radio Resnick Family Foundation Citigroup Nancy and Stuart E. Rickerson Clare Rose Foundation $100,000 – $249,999 Dr. Jeffrey A. Ross, PhD American Association for Cancer Research Toni and Bruce Dachis Jeanne W. Ruesch Aventis Pharmaceuticals Edward J. Friedman Foundation Estate of Roger L. Cordes, Sr. Bank of America The Elsie & Marvin Dekelboum Foundation Amanda Seyfried The Bernard Lee Schwartz Foundation Encana Oil & Gas (USA) The Sharon Roberts Pancreatic Cancer Braman Family Foundation Sally and Tim M. Ennis Foundation

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 9 The Shirley Hobbs Martin Memorial Fund Genoveva Morales Uchalik Pancreatic Cancer Pharmacia Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marc I. Stern Plotkin Family Foundation The George L. Shields Foundation Bradley Tabach-Bank Gary Poland Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gingold Virginia Mason Medical Center Thomas J. Pyden Goetz Family Foundation Gordon W. Williams The Reif Family Fund of the Jewish Community Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Foundation The Goldsmith Family Foundation Rod Rogers Foundation for Charities Fund $25,000 – $49,999 Guess? The Reichert Foundation Alex and Ani, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Gunn Reyes Family Foundation Sheila Allen Have A Skate With Bob Foundation The Robert and Marion Schamann Brozowski Foundation Allina Health System Ruth Herman The Robert R. Baumann Jr. Foundation The Andrew Gomez Dream Foundation Highmark Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, LLP Charitable Jane M. Anthony HM Insurance Group Foundation Marsha and Jack Balsinger Harry Howle Ross Products Division Abbott Labs Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP The Hoyt & Viorica Pardee Foundation Rudi Schulte Family Foundation Susan R. Bennett ImClone Systems The Saban Charitable Support Fund Lee Berg Dr. William H. Isacoff Salesforce.com Foundation Cheri Boublis Laura and Mark J. Jennings San Diego Padres The Broad Foundation John Dunbabin Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Rock Schnabel Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brown Dr. John K. McCormick Foundation Carl Schuster Cancer Treatment Centers of America Johnson & Johnson Sealy Inc. Capital Group Companies Bob Jones The Sheldon Lischin Foundation Caplan Family Fund JP Morgan Chase Shirley French Lilac Chicago Gathering Nicholas Kalikow Signal Hill CW Television (KTTC, Fox 47 and CIBACS Foundation Edison High School Thomas Kaplan Cumulus) Foundation Adam J. Kasower Silent Partners Circle of Hope Bracelets Natalie Katz Simmons Clear Channel Outdoor The Kotick Family Foundation Orin C. Smith Clovis Oncology Adriana Kwicinski and Nanci Caldwell Sprint Foundation CWS Dynamic Marketing Digital Core Blossom Leibowitz Judith Stein, Esq. CyberKnife Society Linda J. Verville Cancer Research Foundation Steven & Julie Brickman Fund Nancy M. Daly Linda Tallen & David Paul Kane Educ. Research Strike For The Cure Candy and Eddie DeBartolo and Family Foundation The Susanne and Gary Tobey Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deposit Mr. and Mrs. Michael Link UMB Bankcard Derrick Ward Memorial Car Show Lockton Companies Union Pacific Corporation Giveplus Program Rosalie Dertke Maggies Enterprises USC Norris Cancer Center Detroit Lions Charities Rebecca Mavon Verde Taqueria Dick & Sally Brickman Fund Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. McKinney Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Disney Worldwide Services Richard N. Merkin Wasserman Foundation Edelman Public Relations Merrimack Pharmaceuticals Cheryl L. Williams Education Network to Advance Cancer Clinical Molly Metz Trials Jeffrey Wilson MGI Pharma Maija and Alvin L. Eerkes Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group Miami Office Systems Enterasys Secure Networks Wyner/Stokes Foundation Captain Richard J. Miller Estate Of Cynda Overton Mast Northeastern Pennsylvania Healthcare Estate of Margaret G. Potts Foundation Thomas E. Ferguson Novartis The First Tee of South Puget Sound Nowell Family Foundation Fox Sports West The Oberheide Family Foundation Fox Sports Southwest Open Society Institute James H. Gallant Pan-Cure Fund GE Foundation Pfizer Foundation

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 10 Donations received from Clear Channel Outdoor Elizabeth D. Stierman Trust July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013: The First Tee of South Puget Sound Kelly Elliott Fox Sports West Epstein Family Foundation $1,000,000+ Fox Sports Southwest Jai G. Essenmacher and Family Anonymous Donor Goetz Family Foundation FFCB (Relish Cookbook) Tempur-Pedic North America, LLC The Jeanenne Thompson Foundation Fight4Bobby Jones Day Florida Hospital Medical Center Nicholas Kalikow James H. Gallant $500,000 – $999,999 Adam J. Kasower GE Foundation Celgene Corporation Rebecca Mavon General Manufacturing Co. Merrimack Pharmaceuticals Give with Liberty $250,000 – $499,999 Molly Metz Google Blum-Kovler Foundation Lindsay and Brian Morgan Heather and Paul G. Haaga, Jr. Northeastern Pennsylvania Healthcare Hackers for Hope Foundation Peter S. Hansen $100,000 – $249,999 Padres Oncology/Cindy Matters Fund Have A Skate With Bob Foundation The Bernard Lee Schwartz Foundation Salesforce.com Foundation Ron C. Herman Genentech Jeanne Weaver Ruesch Highmark Zorina R. Kroop Weiss Family Foundation HM Insurance Group Estate of Mary Frances Johnstone Z Gallerie Hockey Fights Cancer The Palette Fund –Terrence Meck ILWU Walk the Coast-Northwest John M. Sobrato & Family Inkminded.Com Ambassador Cynthia Stroum $10,000 – $24,999 100.3 FM The Sound Dr. John K. McCormick Foundation ABC 7 / WJLA-TV & News Channel 8 Jessie Barker McKellar Foundation $50,000 – $99,999 ABC5 The John Binns Revocable Trust CBS Radio Adventure Radio Johnson & Johnson Citigroup Aetna Bob Jones Fineberg Foundation American Association for Cancer Research JW Marriott Washington DC The George Couto Friends and Family Trust Amgen Adam Keil and Family The Gross Family Charitable Fund Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP John Khoury James Engle Custom Homes LLC The Berens Family Charitable Fund KMOV Estate of Jeffrey Stephen White Brannin Charitable Trust Hilarie Koplow McAdams and Steve McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Kelly Lorraine Burri KPLC TV Laurie and Paul L. MacCaskill Robert Buss Jason Kuhn Madison Charitable Foundation Ed Cantwell LA Kings Anne T. McGonigle and Greg M. Witter CBS Radio Charlotte Lamar Dee McGonigle III and Family Diane E. Cheever Lockton Companies Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation David Clark Long Valley Village Association Patrick Mahaffy Family Fund Clear Channel Radio MacDonald Family Charitable Trust Melinda and Norm Payson Clovis Oncology Mattress Firm Estate of Roger L. Cordes, Sr. Corridor, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Mazzola San Diego Padres Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Rex McKinney Union Pacific Railroad Daniel Kleiman Fund Microsoft Matching Gifts and Giving Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deposit Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Morgan $25,000 – $49,999 Disciplined Growth Investors Becky Muir 2009 Bonnie Lyn Tobin Trust Lorna Donatone National Basketball Association Alex and Ani, LLC Education Network to Advance Cancer Clinical Newman’s Own Foundation Trials Cancer Treatment Centers of America Nightwire Magazine Educational Measures LLC Chicago Gathering Norton Commons LLC Edward J. Friedman Foundation CIBACS Foundation Edison High School Pacific Alternative Asset Management Foundation El Fenix Restaurants Company

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 11 Patty’s Pals Eric Butler GM Nameplate John Petrakis Mr. and Mrs. Damian Caggiano Bernie Gottlieb Pfizer Canaccord Genuity Inc Kirsten D. Goulde Progressive Engineering & Construction Lisa A. Cannon-Albright, PhD Kelly Hall Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Redgrave Capital Group Companies The Hangar Restaurant and Flight Lounge Regina High School Carstens Inc. Kevin S. Hannon Nancy and Stuart E. Rickerson Casablanca Inn & Bistro Hope Harper The Robert and Marion Schamann Brozowski Chang Family 1999 Trust Cynthia G. Hello Foundation Chase Centers Management Sandra Hillesheim Rose M. Brancone Family Trust Dr. and Mrs. C. Brandon Chenault Holly’s Club Dr. Jeffrey A. Ross, PhD Cherry Petersen Landry Albert LLP Homage Rudi Schulte Family Foundation Chevron Humankind Employee Funds & Ilitch Charities. Amanda Seyfried Matching Gifts Invesco Power Shares Orin C. Smith Clare Rose Foundation Dr. William H. Isacoff Starfish Foundation, Inc. Susan Clarkson J and D Shoppers The Susanne and Gary Tobey Family Foundation Clear Channel Media Jim & Shirley Young Charitable Trust U.S. Family Guide Pittsburgh Kids Guide.Com Clear Channel Outdoors John & Hilda Arnold Foundation Virginia Mason Medical Center Cleveland Indians Baseball Company Margie Johnson WDEF/WDOD/WUUQ Radio Group Cody’s Original Roadhouse Bay Pines Jonco, Inc. dba McDonald’s Mr. and Ms. Robert G. Weber CSE Federal Credit Union Kent School District #415 Laurence Weiss CSTK Velociti Charitable Fund Ronda Khamsourivong WNEP Dr. and Mrs. Bret A. Cuthbertson King’s Hawaiian WRCB Dallas Mavericks Basketball Limited Kingstowne Striders Yelp Delaware North Companies Sportservice Thomas D. Kitz Foundation Delta Downs Racetrack Casino and Hotel LA & SF Specialty Detroit Lions Charities $5,000 – $9,999 Stewart Lande Downtown Design Services 84 Lumber Company The Lane Construction Corporation Mr. and Mrs. William H. Easom Advance Capital Management The Lee - Brookenthal Charitable Fund Ed Haggar Family Foundation Albert Whitted Airport Preservation Society Steve R. Lorton Maija and Alvin L. Eerkes AllianceBernstein Love of God Foundation Joan Egrie Allina Health System Darla and Alleyn V. Luzum Ronen Elad and Family Alpha Industries Mary Diaz Pancreatic Cancer Fund The Elsie & Marvin Dekelboum Foundation Amegy Bank Mattress Outlet Employees Community Fund of Boeing McCormick and Company Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Anderson California Trish McGonigle and Bill Tokheim Jennifer Anderson EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Allan K. McMorris Aquila Productions EnvisionRxOptions MD Anderson Cancer Center Antonella P. Arnone Valerie Ewell Olga and Philip Megdal Astellas Pharma Expedia Lawrence B. Midtbo Automatic Data Processing Fairway Outdoor Advertising David L. Miller Autonation Lynn S. Fastuca The Monique Markarian Revocable Trust Avendra LLC First Federal Bank Janet R. Mordecai Bank for International Settlements First Weber Group Foundation Carol Morgan James C. Holleran Memorial Fund Fluor Cares Morgan Stanley Christine Beiriger William Ford, Jr. Motorola Mobility Foundation Susan R. Bennett Framingham Police Association Movin & Groovin 5K Berryman Charitable Fund From the Heart of Italy MurMaid Mattress Factory and Showroom Mr. and Mrs. Tray Black The Funger Foundation Thomas R. Nides Madeline Block Todd Gelfand North America Savings Bank Bluestone Farms LLC The George L. Shields Foundation Northside Hospital Lynn A. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gifford Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation The Oberheide Family Foundation

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 12 Ellen Pansky Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Walsh, Jr. Shari Carter Pepsico Foundation Leigh Walters Manning Cassandra’s Cure for Cancer Foundation, Inc. Pizza By Pappas Warren Clinic Oncology/NWBCC Castrucci Dealer Group Plotkin Family Foundation Eileen M. Wawrzynek Rebecca A. Chapman Gary Poland Mr. and Mrs. Brad Weinstein Charlotte Gastroenterology & Hepatology PLLC Beth L. Porzelt Robyn M. Williams Maureen Chelius Matt Price Anitra D. Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Cherry Providence Business News WNCN Chevron Products Company The Prudential Foundation WPRI 12 / Fox Providence Thomas Christopher Purdue Pharma LP The Wyler Family Foundation Chubb & Son The Purple Project Chi Middle School Zissu Family Foundation Cisco Foundation Quicken Loans CIT Ellen S. Rabb $2,500 – $4,999 City Farms LLC Walle Ralkowski City National Bank AbbVie Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ramer Clark Construction Group LLC Alcoa Richard N. Ramsden Coast Longshore Division All Metals Recycling LLC Leland Reicher Kathy Colby Alliant Energy Resnick Family Foundation Ned Colletti America Bank of Commerce Robert N. and Nancy A. Downey Foundation Convergent Wealth Advisors American Family Insurance The Robert R. Baumann Jr. Foundation Daniel Conwil American Transmission Company LLC Rubio’s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Cornelius Cathy Ames Domenic R. Ruscio Mr. and Mrs. Mike Courtney Gary Anderson Ruth Baldauf Levi and Richard A. Levi Charitable The Crystal Family Foundation Fund Anne and Mead Montgomery Family Foundation Cuna Mutual Thomas M. Ryan Jane M. Anthony Marci Czel Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Aptalis Pharma Dallas Center-Grimes Community School Mark Sheridan Robert Arzbaecher District Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal Asuragen Dancers Against Cancer aka: On YourToes Academy of Dance LLC Traci L. Smallwood BancorpSouth Philip L. Davidson St. Pete Road Runners Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr. Stanford Cancer Institute Barclays The Defining Line LLC Stark Company Realtors Beaumont Health Systems Mr. and Mrs. Wade Delisle Hollie C. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Behnke Cynthia Denis Stupski Family Fund Bellanti Plumbing Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeRosa Susan L. Klimaitis Foundation Marlys A. Bennett Mary Kate DeRose Abiola Taiwo Mr. and Mrs. John R. Berger Rosalie Dertke Texas Knee & Sports Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Berkman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Detherage The Tower Foundation Bertha Johnson Memorial For Pan Can Ashley Dimond Barbera Thornhill Blackstone Laboratories DLR Group Janna and Robert Tipton Bloomberg LP Mr. and Ms. Steve J. Donahue Tower Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City Karen Dow Trani Family Foundation BMC Software Tammy and Steve Ehrmann Transamerica Life Insurance Company Boeing Employees Credit Union – BECU Shelby Hopkins and Ed Eiker U.S. Bank The Boyette Family Mr. and Mrs. Tim M. Ennis UAB Health System Bravelets Entercom Communications UC Physicians Company Broadway Lews LLC Enterprise Holdings Foundation United Concordia Dental Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brown Josh Fagen United Way Of Greater Kansas City Susan Brown Ken W. Falhaber, Sr. University of Notre Dame Business Insurance Consultants, Inc. Falhaber Nissan Upper Path Valley Presbyterian Church Capital One N.A. Gail Ferber Virginia Mason Medical Center Cargill Incorporated

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 13 Susan Fisher Kenneth Kido Occidental Oil and Gas Corporation Julie Fleshman and Randy Kennison Kittelson & Associates The Ohio State University Medical Center Florida Cancer Specialists Marjorie Klayman OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Michael Forman KMTV Cori Olson Jacqualyn A. Fouse Knights of Columbus Pacific Medical Fredman Family Foundation Michael A. Korengold Nicole Palumbo Freese and Nichols Lakewood Orthodontics Linda and Bruce Pansky Lindsay M. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Seth! Leary Irena Pawlak Friends Of Ginny Brown-Waite Bruce Leff Pearlstone Family Fund Froedtert Health Levine Cancer Institute Peter 5K LTD Froggy Radio Lifespan Hunt Pettit Amanda R. Frost Litchfield Intermediate School The Pew Charitable Trusts Matching Gifts Program Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Frost Los Angeles Dodgers Vincent J. Picozzi, MD G. Irwin Company LRN Corporation Pine Crest School Taylor Gallegos Ludwig Family Foundation QBE Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Char Lutzi Chip Ragen Good Samaritan Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Scott MacCaskill Dr. Pat Rathbone Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program Ken MacDonald The Ravenous Pig Rona and Bruce Greenwald James MacGregor Redpath Integrated Pathology Stephen J. Guariglia Madison Family Dental Associates Lynn Reilly and James Walker Mr. and Mrs. Bradley L. Gunn Magic 98 Rebecca Reynolds Halozyme Therapeutics Jeffrey A. Mallace Mary Kay Richter Mary Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manning Kelly Riddle Tim Harrison Stephen Mansfield Robert R. McCormick Foundation Richard Hausrod The Mask and Wig Club of University of PA Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP Charitable Helsinn Therapeutics Mayo Clinic Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott Helton MBE, A UPS Company Mr. and Mrs. Kent N. Rotering Hempfield Area Senior High School Activity Danielle McCormack Charlene Rouse Fund The McDonnel Group RunTex Mary Henry Mark McDougall Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Sarvas Ruth Herman Dr. Kathryn McGonigle & Mr. Dave Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sarvas David P. Hetzel Camille L. McIntosh Scripps Health – Scripps Cancer Center HKS William H. McVay ScriptPro LLC Steve Hopp Merck Partnership for Giving Sells Middle School Hospice Compassus Midwest Cancer Care/MCA Midwest Health Cindy Shapiro HP Your Cause System Barbara and Randy Smith Illinois Tool Works Foundation Milken Family Foundation Sarah L. Smith Indiana Fever Jim and Karen Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Marty Smolkowski International Longshore Warehouse Union Moloney and O’Neill Local 19 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sommer David Moore Ivy Ridge Living Dan Spain Moving Solutions Tammy L. Jajola Stein/Gelberg Foundation Mt Zion Enrichment Center The Janpak Charitable Foundation The Stephen J. Eshman and George E. Randall Jeannie Mucklestone Memorial Fund Betsy R. Kadwit MV Rotary Matching Grant Stiefel Family Foundation Jeffrey C. Kan Gerald M. Neeson Josette Sullivan Larry Katz Neil Finn Sports Management Surgical Care Affiliates Keefer Family Charitable Trust Monica Nelson Synthetic Resources Alice M. Keisling Nintendo of America Oleg Tabakov Kent County Memorial Hospital Nitel Daniel Tearpock KeyBank Foundation Nordson Corporation Terranova & Associates LLC Margaret Keyes Northwestern Mutual Foundation Texas Roadhouse

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 14 Thomas E. Smith Living Trust University Medical Group Mr. and Mrs. Chris White Thomas A. and Georgina T. Russo Family Fund University Of Pittsburgh Greg Willard Leigh Thomas UPMC Liver Cancer Center Williams Foundation Times Shamrock Communication UW Carbone Cancer Center Willis of Greater Kansas Dr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Tomaras Verizon Foundation Alan E. Wilson Tomo Therapy Incorporated Rich Vezina Jane P. Wilson Tri State Custom Windows Laurie Wagner Mya Win Cindy Trochlil The Wag Shop Colfax LLC Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University Trunkline Gas Co. Trunkline LNG Co. Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis LLP The Witter Group LLC Public Relations U.S. Bancorp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wayne WKOW TV UBS Employee Giving Programs WCCC Radio Lauren Yates UC Health Melissa Weakly UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center West Monroe Partners

Volunteers FY2012-13 Core Role Volunteers *Includes volunteers who served in a core role capacity anytime between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. We apologize in advance if any of our dedicated leaders have been inadvertently left off of this list.

Volunteer Advisory Council

Tammy Andries Maija Eerkes Gael Sandoval Melissa Benson Carol Foreman Jay Stern Mariann Cheney Noila Johnson Nicole Trella Todd Cohen Lindsey McDonald Brenda Coleman Greg Petrosewicz

Volunteers

Abby Balogh Amy Hardesty Ausma Lidacis Britt Hefelfinger Christine Sterne Abigail Brown Amy L. DiBella Barb A. Geraghty Bruce Platt Christopher Lee Adrienne E. Turner Ana M. Shook Barbara C. Stephens Carol L. Foreman Christopher Young Aileen Musselman Andrea Bauer Barbara J. Karlen Carol Tyler Christy L. Mowell Aimee Sherman Andres E. Tejidor Barbara J. Kitz Carolynn A. McMahan Cindy Bittman Alex Monteiro Angela Frolander Ben A. Schecter Cassandra Stoneberg Cindy Minka Alicia C. Monday Angela I. Canady Beth Corlett Catie Cole Colleen M. Kmiecik Allison Farmer Angela M. Lynch Beth Judge Chad Foerster Courtney Vaught Allison K. Whisman Angie Schoonmaker Beth Willis-Stevenson Charisse A. Cameron Courtneylee B. Martinez Allison Watson Anita H. Marks Beverly J. Weitzenhoffer Charlie Steinhice Crystal Buss Allison Wied Ann M. Bywaters Billy Shayman Charlotte Garrett Dana Quinn Allyn Mattox Ann Martin Bob Lougheed Chea Waters Evans Danielle Gentry-Barth Amanda E. Hapgood Annamarie Calkins Bonnie Heinrich Chelsea Orvella Danielle Zepp Amanda West Anne Grigg Brandy L. Glick Cheryl Derricotte Darlene Lindner Amy C. Boettcher Annie A. Pixley Breanne E. Hagen Cheryl Martin David Fuehrer Amy Crim Macko Ariane Chapple Brenda M. Coleman Chris Burroughs David R. McElhaney Amy Cunningham Ashleigh J. Coffee Brian D. Hall Christina H. Jagielski David V. Vermeire Amy D. Quijas Astrid Olfenbuttel Huber Brian R. Green Christine M. Carey Dawn Eig Amy E. Osteryoung Audrey Montalto Brian T. Poe Christine Mukete Deana Potterf

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 15 Deanna M. Federico Guillermo Dekat Jonathan C. Billings Laura Miller Megan L. Graham Debbie Honeker Gwynne C. Lundy Joseph DiBella Laura Pentova Megan Martin Debbie Orel Heather S. Bowman Joy P. Kropiewnicki Lauren Ballough Meghan M. Combs Debbie S. Cooper Helen West Joyce M. Worley Lauren E. Boyle Melanie Pettingill Debra G. Mayer Holly E. Caraway Judith Lamson-Rockwell Leah M. Howard Melinda Santoyo Debra Wittig Holly Patz Judy B. Lloyd Leslie A. Terranova Melissa A. Rupp Denise Bartle Inez Lobato-Winter Julie Detherage Leslie J. Walder Melissa Benson Denise Centola Jacki M. Degnan Julie M. Linse Linda Carranza Melissa J. Smith Denise D. Lebrun Jacqueline Starnes Julie Miller Linda Gruchala Melissa K. Albert Devesa S. Niro Jake C. Coleman Justen Meyer Linda Johnson Melissa Pertschi Diane Borrison James Gonzales Jutta Stallman Linda L. Cain Melissa Tobin Diane Black James L. Teesdale Kandi A. Wood Linda l. Smilie Michael E. Linse Diane Jensen Jami S. Oliver Kara Friedrich Lindsay M. Friedman Michael Montalto Diane Patino Janet Stearns Karen Frejlach Lindsey McDonald Michael P. Taylor Diane Schooley-Pettis Janie L. Mock Karen Sharkey Lindsey Mitchell Michael Poirier Diane Tague Jay Longley Karl Moran Lisa Beckendorf Michael R. Fine Don E. Furko Jay Stern Karm Halpenny Lisa M. D’Arcangelis Michael Thorpe Donna M. Hager Jeanette L. Grant Katherine S. Crane Lori A. Turner Michael Timmermann Douglas Ellmore, Sr. Jeanette Pressman Kathryn Brekle Lori B. Colwell Michael Weinstein Dwight Tovey Jeanne Lipshetz Kathryn R. Hogan Lori C. Matteson Michele D. Wood Edith A. Snider Jeff Thaxton Kathy Andrews Lori Murray Michelle McElhaney Effie T. Baily Jeffrey A. Ross Kathy Garcia Lori Viola Michelle P. Oesterle Elena Piexoto Jen Mascia Kathy Hlebichuk Lou Ellen Tarwater Mike Gau Elinor Craig Jenifer Rorech Katie Capehart Lynn Allen Mikel S. Wilkins Elizabeth Batchelder Jenina Soto Katie M. Boucher Maija Eerkes Monique Castano Elizabeth Canuas Jenna Ward Katie Meyer Mandy Bartle Morgan L. Conn Elizabeth Carranza-Habib Jennie Bollinger Katie Walthall Marcelino Canuas Nancy A. Marian Ellen Zeltmann Jennifer Donahue Kelli M. Steckbauer Marcie Levey Nancy Murphy Bowles Ellie Goltz Jennifer Jones Kelli W. Dailey Margot L. Vela Nathan McMorrow Emily Donaldson Jennifer Kirsch Kelly A. Smith Maria Otey Nick Friedmann Emily Falhaber Jennifer L. Luna Kelly Cruise Maria Salesi Nick Planeta Emily H. Rhue Jennifer L. Moffett Kelly J. Barber Marian P. Cardona Nick Textor Emily Hanson Jennifer Rose-Utley Kelly Sims Marian Swanson Nicole Castillo Emily Tedone Jennifer Sanders Kelly Weekes Mariann Cheney Nicole Gorgen Eric L. Costantino Jennifer Scheinman Kelly Yow Marie Schmader Nicole Lautieri Eric Stark Jenny Finkbiner Kelsey Petty Marijo Reed Nicole Paus Erin Corwin Jerald L. Varner Ken Keating Mario Hernandez Nicole Siegle Ethan Blum Jessica A. Turberville Ken W. Falhaber Marion Mallins Nicole Trella Frances Czarnecki Jessica Thompson Kenneth W. Cunzeman Marisa Sharkey Noila S. Johnson Francisco Oropeza Jill Anonson Kevin Bendemire Mark Weber Paige Hawkins Gael Sandoval Joan Mabbutt Kevin M. Gannon Marla D. Wagner Pamela Walker Gail Betts Jody A. Kruep Kim Downs Marty Holzman Paul Savage Gail Williams Joe H. Westcott Kimberly Graham Mary B. Cummings Rachael Klotzberger Gary Gute Joe Pisanelli Kimberly J. Dowling Mary Jo Jennings Rachael M. Sandahl Gary R. Lipsey Johanna Hilbers Kira L. Browder Mary Jo Mahowald Ralph E. Cheney Gaspar Escobar John A. Rupp Kristen L. DeSanctis Marykaye Mackulin Randi Ousley Georgina Van Horn John Bradley Kristen L. Sweet Matt Hanson Raul Garza Ginnie Jed John F. Rovegno Kristin Vander Kam Maureen Feck Rebecca Blaho Greg Detter John Harris Kristin Wishon Maurice L. Bason Rebecca Morales Greg Petrosewicz John Plata Laura E. Hardy Meg Stegall Rebecca Shanahan Gretchen Bennett John Shimabukuro Laura L. Cross Megan Jones Renee Cash

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 16 Richard Crandall Scott Decker Stephanie P. Blash Tara D. Wheeler Tracy Theiss Ricky Bartle Scott Strong Steve Lipshetz Teresa A. Grabowski Travis Simpson Robby Thomas Shamira Gelin Steve Pfleger Teresa Hogue Trina L. Haeffel Robert T. Rakossy Shannon C. Taylor Steven Smith Teresa M. Barth Veronica Weiters Roberta Luna Shante Nasir Sue K. Wright Teri J. Larson Vic Luna Rocio Rosas Sharyle Slesur Susan B. Connors Terri Bertoli Vicki Friedman Rodney R. Julian Shelly Foster Susan Bruck Terri Capozzo Vicki Henricks Rona Greenwald Shena Hamel Susan G. Young Terri E. Nabozny Vicki L. Friedman Ronald Russotti Sheryl L. Taylor Susan J. Decker Terri Groh Virginia F. Holleman Rose-Anne Hovey Silvana Brindisi Susan M. Black Terry J. Lavin Wendy Stoneberg Ruth D. Helgerud Sonya R. Martin Susan Okula Theresa Stern Valentic Whitney Thomas Sally M. Thomsen Staci Schecter Susan S. Bowman Thomas J. Pyden Wynne Begun Samantha K. Myers Stacy Fletcher Suzanne Bourdeau Todd Jarecki Yadhav Jayaraman Sandi G. Field Stacy Mackin-McLeod Suzanne Krohn Todd R. Cohen Yumi Totani Sandra Dodson Stan Vitikas Suzy Marshall Todd Richmond Sarah Bynum Stefanie A. Merkosky Tabatha L. Johnson Tom Gill Sarah E. Grant Stefanie Abate Tamara McCullen Toni Cunningham Sarah Swanson Stephanie K. Bennett Tammy L. Andries Tracy McNichol

Thank you to those who remained committed to the cause this year with energy and guidance. As a community, we will continue the fight.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 17 Board of Directors

Board of Directors Medical Advisory Scientific Advisory

Laurie MacCaskill Vincent J. Picozzi, MD Anirban Maitra, MBBS Chair Chair Chair Los Angeles, CA Virginia Mason Medical Center MD Anderson Cancer Center Seattle, WA Houston, TX Julie Fleshman, JD, MBA President and CEO Jordan Berlin, MD Dafna Bar-Sagi, PhD Los Angeles, CA Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center New York University Nashville, TN New York, NY Peter Kovler Washington, D.C. Marcia I. Canto, MD Sunil Hingorani, MD, PhD Johns Hopkins University University of Washington Terrence Meck Baltimore, MD Seattle, WA New York, NY Christopher Crane, MD Michael Hollingsworth, PhD Stuart E. Rickerson MD Anderson Cancer Center University of Nebraska Medical Center Secretary Houston, TX Omaha, NE Rancho Santa Fe, CA James Farrell, MD Christine Iacobuzio-Donahue, MD, PhD Jeanne Ruesch Yale University School of Medicine Johns Hopkins University Vice Chair New Haven, CT Baltimore, MD Chevy Chase, MD George A. Fisher, Jr., MD, PhD Kimberly Kelly, PhD Cynthia Stroum Stanford University University of Virginia Founding Chair Emeritus Palo Alto, CA Charlottesville, VA Seattle, WA Jason B. Fleming, MD Steven Leach, MD MD Anderson Cancer Center Johns Hopkins University Houston, TX Baltimore, MD Jane Hanna, RN, OCN Frank McCormick, PhD, FRS Georgetown University Hospital University of California, San Francisco Washington, DC San Francisco, CA Joseph M. Herman, MD, MSc Gloria Petersen, PhD Johns Hopkins University Mayo Clinic Baltimore, MD Rochester, MN Mokenge Malafa, MD Anil Rustgi, MD Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute University of Pennsylvania Tampa, FL Philadelphia, PA Eileen O‘Reilly, MD Diane Simeone, MD Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center University of Michigan New York, NY Ann Arbor, MI Maria Petzel, RD, CSO, LD, CNSC Margaret Tempero, MD MD Anderson Cancer Center University of California, San Francisco Houston, TX San Francisco, CA Philip Agop Philip, MD, PhD Craig Thompson, MD Kamanos Cancer Center Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Farmington Hills, MI New York, NY Mark Pochapin, MD Robert Vonderheide, MD, DPhil New York University University of Pennsylvania New York, NY Philadelphia, PA Mark Talamonti, MD Geoffrey Wahl, PhD Northshore University HealthSystem Salk Institute for Biological Studies Evanston, IL La Jolla, CA

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 18 2012-13 Financial Results

Statement of Activities Year ended June 30, 2013

Revenue 2013 2012 Contributions $ 8,964,579 $ 7,120,972 Special Events — Net 10,705,207 8,771,804 Investments, store and other 218,594 571,388

Net Revenue Sources 19,888,380 16,464,164

Expenses 2013 2012

Program Services Research 6,914,781 5,032,781 Advocacy 2,208,453 1,912,723 Patient Services 2,655,869 2,418,367 Community Outreach 4,817,307 3,749,048 Total Program Services 16,596,410 13,112,919

Supporting Services General and Administrative 587,363 500,645 Fundraising 1,737,180 1,454,887 Total Supporting Services 2,324,543 1,955,532

Total Expenses 18,920,953 15,068,451

Increase in Net Assets $ 967,427 $ 1,395,713

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 19 Statement of Financial Position Year ended June 30, 2013

Assets 2013 2012 Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,662,657 $ 1,450,462 Investments 11,060,486 8,514,725 Pledges and Sundry receivables, net 2,447,207 1,456,975 Prepaid expenses and inventory 365,780 596,790 Property and equipment, net 722,370 694,539 Other assets 101,898 77,305

Total Assets $ 16,360,398 $ 12,790,796

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities Accounts payable, accrued and other liabilities $ 1,275,797 $ 1,165,631 Grant obligations 5,759,930 3,271,280 Deferred lease liability 620,517 617,158

Total Liabilities 7,656,244 5,054,069

Net Assets Unrestricted 7,688,805 6,984,947 Temporarily restricted 1,015,349 751,780

Total Net Assets 8,704,154 7,736,727

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 16,360,398 $ 12,790,796

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 2013 Impact Report | 20 Total Revenue

Revenue Contribution Cost Distribution by Source 2013 2013

An Evening with the Stars (4%) Corporate (16%) Research Grant Costs (28%) Advocacy (12%)

Foundation (9%) Individual (21%) Patient Services (14%) Community Outreach (26%)

Volunteer-driven events (49%) Investments and other (1%) General & Administrative (3%) Fundraising (9%)

Research & Scientific Affairs (8%)

These financial statements were abstracted from Pancreatic Cancer Action Network’s June 30, 2013 and June 30, 2012 financial statements, which were audited by Windes & McClaughry Accountancy Corporation. Because the information does not include all the disclosures required by U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, it does not purport to present Pancreatic Cancer Action Network’s financial condition or results of activities. A copy of the audited financial statements is available online and can also be provided upon request from our national office.

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