Zero Breast Cancer Biannual Community Report 2015 & 2016 Overview Letter from the Executive Director

Revenue Expenditure nfluenced and galvanized by HIV activists in the The bad 1980s, breast cancer patients and their medical news contin- Iteams started to form advocacy and research ues to be that n Community- organizations to bring resources to the questions the lifetime n Individual Donors Engaged Research of ‘why?’ and ‘what can we do about?’ steadily risk for breast climbing rates of breast cancer that peaked in the cancer remains n Sponsorships n Education 2015 2015 & Outreach Bay Area, and in Marin in particular, in the 1990s. stubbornly high at n Grants one in eight for women Two plus decades later we have some answers. n Fundraising nationwide. More bad news Rose Barlow (left) with n Contracts Breast cancer risks are not clear-cut or sudden; Marin County District 2 is that the survival rates n Shared Costs they are complex, they interact and they are Supervisor Katie Rice. of patients with advanced embedded in our physical and our social envi- breast cancer and metastatic ronments. Genetic or familial risk is estimated disease have not really budged. In 2015, Zero Breast Cancer operated on a balanced budget with a similar ratio of contributions from funding sources in line to account for between 5% and 10% of breast with previous years and with the mix of activities largely similar as well. The 2015 budget was $482,567. The year ended in cancers. Environmental expo- This is not acceptable and there is more work to surplus due to ZBC acting as the fiduciary agent for the Avon-Powell block grant. sures and lifestyle risk factors be done! Board of Directors are estimated to account for I would like to take this opportunity to thank 2015 & 2016 another 30% - 40% of breast Shelley Anderson, Bette Caan, DrPH, Erica Heath, Zero Breast Cancer Board President cancers. Frustratingly for Jefferey DalPoggetto, 2015 and Connie Goldsmith, Zero Breast Cancer Melissa Felder, Connie Goldsmith, most women (and more rarely Erica Heath, Brian Lewis, MD, Board President 2016 for their full and unqual- men) the question of why they Laurie O’Hara Torres, ified leadership as the ZBC Board of Directors Revenue Expenditure Fern Orenstein, James Patrick, develop breast cancer remains left no question unasked, and no opportunity Hon. William Stephens, Sally unanswered. Thompson Dukan, Judy Wetterer unexamined, in considering the impact that Zero As Zero Breast Cancer tran- Breast Cancer can have going forward, drawing n Individual Donors n Community- Scientifid Advisory Group Engaged Research 2015 & 2016 sitioned from its second to from the knowledge gleaned through research n Sponsorships Marla Anderson, MD, its third decade in 2015-2016 and partnerships over the last 21 years. Chris Benz, MD, Bette Caan, DrPH, n Education change was in the air. The Grants Debra Charlesworth, MS, There is no choice; risk reduction and prevention 2016 n 2016 & Outreach Rochelle Ereman, MS, MPH, headline good news was that efforts must be multi-faceted, incremental and Contracts Alison Gause, Francine Halberg, MD, finally the data showed that n n Fundraising Erica Heath, MBA, Leah Kelley, MD, sustained. Together we can and must persist and Vicki Landes, Maggie Louie, PhD, breast cancer rates in Marin ZBC Reserves remain focused on the vision of a world with zero n n Shared Costs Larry Meredith, PhD, and the Bay area had declined Mary Mockus, MD, PhD, breast cancer. Fern Orenstein, MEd, Sharyle for all groups albeit at different Patton, Mark Powell, MD, MPH rates among whites, African Yours in health, In 2016, Zero Breast Cancer began an extensive strategic review. The board approved expenditures of $707,353 but as soon Team 2015 & 2016 Americans and Latinas. An- as it became apparent that a number of revenue streams would be lower than predicted, expenses were sharply curtailed Alexandra Anderson, MPH, other good news headline is Janice Barlow, BSN, NP, and critical goals achieved by expanding our outreach to volunteers and skilled pro-bono service providers. Despite these Rose Barlow, Marissa Kobayashi, that 25% of cancer survivors challenges the 2016 fiscal year ended with ZBC maintaining solid reserves. Mark Powell MD, MPH, in the USA (a rapidly growing Catherine Thomsen, MPH, Cailen Wright, MSW demographic group) are breast Rose Barlow Barlow cancer survivors. Executive Director

2 zero breast cancer biannual community report 2015 & 2016 2015 & 2016 biannual community report zero breast cancer 3 Board of Directors proudly presents the 2015 Milestonesofficers Erica Heath, President 16th Annual Fern Orenstein, Treasurer Honorable William H. Stephens, Secretary directors Honor Thy Healer Rose Barlow, Executive Director AWARDS PROGRAM & DINNER Jeffery DalPoggetto Connie Goldsmith thursday, may 7, 2015 James Patrick

An evening of celebrating the

4340 Redwood Highway, Suite C400 healers & leaders in our community San Rafael, CA 94903 415.507.1949 fax 415.507.1645 www.zerobreastcancer.org

Keynote Speaker 2015 Hal Brown Shining Star Award 2015 Community Breast Cancer 2015 Healing Professional Award Research Award Honorary chair and keynote speaker, Laura van’t Veer, PhD is the Leader “ ...Everything we are doing is to facilitate “ I think of my job as being one of of the Breast Oncology Program and Associate Director of Applied Genetics, that disease [breast cancer] going out “ As an epidemiologist I feel very strongly teaching ... those are my most important UCSF Hellen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center and a European of business so that one of these days we that basing social change and improving skills as a physician ... (so that patients) Janice Barlow Union 2014 Women Innovator’s Prize winner. Among her many major con- don’t have to do it!” the lives of people should depend on understand what is happening to Retires tributions towards personalized medicine in the field of breast cancer care, —Bob Kaliski, Board Chairman, facts, real information and not opinions” them, discover the right choices ... feel Dr. van’t Veer invented MammaPrint®, a diagnostic test that foretells the risk Harbor Point Charitable Foundation —Barbara Cohn, PhD, Director, Child Health physically healed but emotionally ready After 15 successful years, Janice Barlow, of recurrence for breast cancer patients. Development Studies, Public Health Institute to get past their difficult experience.” Executive Director of ZBC, retired. Under —Leah Kelley, MD, Breast Surgical Oncology and her leadership, the organization grew Gynecological Surgery, Marin General Hospital, from being grass- 16th Annual Honor Thy Healer Prima Medical Group roots to having a regional and na- tional influence as Photos clockwise from upper left: Dr. Laura van’t Veer; Bob Kaliski with a respected model Janice Barlow, ZBC ED Emeritus; Dr. Barbara Cohn with Catherine Thomsen, ZBC Program Director; Dr. Leah Kelley with Jefferey DalPoggetto, ZBC Board for other commu- Member; Assembled Guests, Mill Valley Recreation Center; Zsolt Jackovics nities interested in (right) and Sebastyn Jackovics of Fitness SF with Connie Goldsmith, ZBC Board Member; and Barbara Cicerelli, MPH, (second from right) with prevention and the elimination of breast colleagues from the SF General Hospital/SF Department of Public Health, Breast and Cervical Cancer Service Navigation Program. cancer. “I am especially proud of having played a critical community engagement role in the San Francisco Bay Area Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program and in two ground-breaking reports: The California Breast Cancer Mapping Project: Identifying Areas of 2015 Healing Partner Award 2015 Francine Levien Activist Award Concern in California and Breast Cancer “ ...Taking care of really a complicated bunch of people, their lives are “ ...Wellness is about prevention. That is why gyms play and the Environment: Prioritizing Pre- complicated, they are multi-lingual and multi-ethnic, their needs are such a huge role...People come to a health club for vention. These will fill current gaps in many—meeting the needs of women with a complex disease like breast wellness, for well-being, and the last thing they want our knowledge and influence and guide cancer was going to be a challenge.” to be is in contact with things that are unhealthy for future generations of researchers and —Judith Luce, MD, Director of Oncology (now Retired), founder of them. That’s why we eliminated chemicals and toxins public health professionals.” SF General Hospital/San Francisco Department of Public Health, with the Tersano Cleaning system.” Breast and Cervical Cancer Services Patient Navigation Program —Zsolt Jackovics, Co-owner, Fitness SF

4 zero breast cancer biannual community report 2015 & 2016 2015 & 2016 biannual community report zero breast cancer 5 2015 Program Highlights 2015

Geographic Information 13th Annual Dipsea Hike Systems (GIS) Conference Thank you for making an impact on breast cancer prevention in the next generation.

LEFT: Geoffrey Jacquez, MS, PhD, University of Buffalo, State University of New York, Department of Geography. RIGHT: Catherine Thomsen, $80,000 MPH, ZBC Program RAISED Director. Aware Wolves team

BC collaborated with academic and community partners to students and advocates. Participants by the numbers: 10 stu- “ Along the way, I was befriended by a wonderful group of ladies to develop and convene a day-long workshop, ‘GIS for dents/postdoctoral fellows • 10 researchers • 10 public health on a hiking team called the “Aware Wolves” that has hiked Community Impact: From Technology to Translation.’ professionals • 9 representatives of community organizations Z this event several times. Among them were at least one breast About 50 diverse participants gathered at this California Breast • 5 interested community members • 11 full scholarships were cancer survivor, but we were all there because someone in our Cancer Research Program—funded event to better understand awarded to students, public health officials, community orga- lives has been stricken with this disease.” the art and science of spatial and temporal imaging of health nization representatives and community members. —Gil Zeimer, Freelance Copy Writer, data. In addition to an overview of new GIS and related statisti- Solo Hike Participant, cal approaches and unique California data resources, attendees author of SWEATING FOR A GREAT CAUSE: shared how GIS methods have been used to study breast cancer Exercise and Breast Cancer ZERO BREAST CANCER DIPSEA HIKE in Northern California and how community organizations use In November, Kathryn H. Schmitz, PhD, spatial data to support their efforts to affect positive change MPH, FACSM, Professor at the University in lower-income and racially diverse neighborhoods. A short- of Pennsylvania’s School of Medicine, course introducing GIS technology was offered the previous day presented “Exercise and Breast Cancer: Research Update and Practical Tips” at an evening arranged by Zero Breast Cancer in partnership Youth with Marin General Hospital. Dr. Schmitz’s long-term 450 850 professional goal is to see that all oncologists, fitness hIKERS DONORs Advisory trainers and cancer patients are aware that exercise is Board as useful for cancer control as it is for preventing and controlling heart disease. “We have evidence, excellent evidence, from well done randomized trials, what should In April, Youth Advisory Board members met with pre-teen girls be prescribed: yoga for sleep, weight training for bones 38 16 at Oakland Youth Aspire (oaklandyouthaspire.org) to discuss TEAMS SPONSORS and lymphedema, aerobic activity for fatigue and CIPN wellness. They focused on physical activity, healthy eating, (chemo-induced peripheral neuropathy) and what people getting enough sleep and other ways to manage the stress of the can do to help themselves.” transition into high school.

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2015 In Memory of Kathleen Gilbert In Memory of My Mom In Memory of Tree In Memory of Mom 2015 In Honor of Norine Castro In Honor of Samantha Johnson In Honor of Linda Palermo In Honor of Michele Wolpe In Memory of Johanna Allen Barbara Briscoe Sally Beauford Gail Piro Improv Consultants In Honor of Claudia Ahlman Jacqueline Littee Steven Winningham Ivone Uriarte Sheri Klein Mel Allen Donna Montana Colleen Gray Julie Wilder In Memory of Grandma Alma In Memory of Rebecca Moody In Memory of Mike & Kay Usdan In Memory of Sally A. Nemoyten In Honor of Carol Chapman In Honor of Ellen Kahn Alison S. Whismore Derek Stadmiller In Memory of Joyce Ambrosini & Grace Catherine Ruff Jacalyn & Steve Datnow David Nemoyten In Honor of Survivor Juana Alicia Suzanne and Bruce Degen Ruth Rosenthal Valerie Hogan Matt Neff Teresa Carrillo In Honor of Linda Jhong Palermo In Honor of Your Mum In Memory of Diane Morigeau In Memory of Peter & Helen Uva In Memory of Rose Marie In Honor of Chi Chi Brigade In Honor of Charlotte Kobayashi Dvision Metal Works LLC a True fighter xxx In Memory of Rosemary Ames In Memory of Jamie Grant Denise Sauve Elena Uva Newington In Honor of All breast clinic staff & DJ Pierce Wendy Brache Mandy Murphy Emily Janowsky Steve Quarles Kenneth Newington patients In Honor of Meghan Peddicord Barbara H Greene John Emerson In Memory of my Aunt Judy In Memory of Virginia, German, Kelly Ross Manashil In Honor of Corporate Visions In Honor of Marian Kobayashi- Charlotte Kobayashi Katie Porter John McCory Jerry & John In Memory of Ann Nichols Rack Pack Team Survivor 2016 In Memory of Anne Elizabeth Jennifer Napper Emily Cookson In Honor of All Effected By This Corporate Visions, Inc. Charlotte Kobayashi In Honor of Alexis Persycho In Honor of All Cancer Survivors In Memory of Judy Anderson Hanks In Memory of my grandmother Sara Fortine Disease Diana Kayiatos Alison Cattaneo (mother) Patrick Hanks Margaret Machado In Memory of Susan Weisenburg Lisa Roberts In Honor of The Crome Team In Honor of Tara Kott Michael Manzagol Michele Fisher In Memory of Carolyn O’Hara Chimaeze Chima Charles Christy In Honor of Patrice Pieper In Honor of All my friends who are In Memory of Sheri Hays In Memory of my mother Betty Sheila Doyle Rose Barlow In Honor of All of the ladies out Dorothy Pieper living with or who have passed In Memory of Lynn Barbara Becker Kris Davenport & my brother Joseph Bette Caan there! In Honor of Sandra Daniels In Honor of Carol Kronenwetter, Kate Rose Nance Becker Maria Norman In Memory of Teresa Wooton Melissa Felder, Darby Douglas Mark Daniels Ph.D. In Honor of Laura Rigsby In Memory of Marilyn Herman Nancy Polsky Connie Goldsmith Victoria Wendel Paul George In Honor of Patrica Ambrose In Memory of Mary Lou Brown Ellen Leroy Newman In Memory of Marvin Myers Maria Howard Brian Lewis In Honor of All the LG’s In Honor of Dana Davol Muxen Kiara Konishi Beverly Brown Thelma Myers Judy Wetterer Everywhere Pam Keon In Honor of Sarah Lamson In Honor of Barbara Robinson In Memory of Teresa Howard In Memory of Dee Worsdall Patricia Barry Dr. Ralph & Sarah Lamson Kyoko Robinson In Honor of Barbara In Memory of Emalu Brown Wootton In Memory of Mary Ann Nafziger Martin Worsdall In Memory of Janine Poplak In Honor of Sheryl Denker Mary Walsh David & Marge Brown Barbara Keller Amy Merrill Janet Ryvin In Honor of All the women who & Morgan Denker In Honor of Leigh In Honor of Rhoda Rosenthal George Brown Nancy Howard In Memory of Adele Wright have suffered from this disease Gail Katz Frank Ratts Michael Rosenthal In Honor of Hannah Barlow Wendy Winter In Memory of Debbie Robert Thronson In Memory of Nana Anne Scherr Cathy Capper In Memory of Mother-Juanita Niedermeyer’s sister Riley Greenwood In Honor of Kay & Alison In Honor of Beau Leonhart In Honor of Susan Elizabeth Dana O’Gorman Cambra In Memory of Peggy Hull Rosen- Jean Belliveau In Memory of Jean Zelda Stein In Honor of All women! Double-Wearing & Sandra Andrews Santsche Rosita Castro berg & Diane Forrest Zawacki Marsha Isdaner In Memory of John Stanley Napper Diane Robbins Kimery Wiltshire Doreen Clark Janice Niederhofer In Honor of Rose Barlow Lorri R Arazi In Memory of Arlene O’Heron (Father), Gwen Nutt (Aunt), Mark Karen and Brian Berson In Memory of Eleanor Cicerelli Conrad Smith 2016 Bryant (friend) In Honor of Rosemary Ames & all In Honor of Louise Engelke In Honor of Louise Loughran In Honor of Judy Scannell (my Rosalind Franklin & Rose Brewster In Memory of Jeanine Jaffie In Memory of Sandy Daniels David Napper mothers and daughters affected Susan George Sarah Loughran Mom) Elizabeth Castillo Suzanne Ashton In Memory of RoseMarie Packard Rose Barlow by breast cancer Amy Rabe Sarah Nix In Honor of Rose Barlow & Family Judith Coyote Bette Caan In Memory of Breeze Frances Tora Newcomer In Honor of Anita Marchant, Victor Levin In Memory of Nancy Clifton In Memory of Jesse & Carla Connie Goldsmith Baker Newcomer In Honor of Everyone working Nancy Manning, Diane Goldie, In Honor of Taylor Seebold, Doug Clifton Nicholas Baz In Memory of Yetta Peltzer Laurie O’Hara Matt Newcomer In Honor of Jack & Diane to find a cure Holly Horton Stephanie Ryder, Jana Stryker, In Honor of Rose Barlow, The Lance Peltzer Judy Wetterer Anderson Dan Kneip Wendy Young Michele Wolpe, Leslie Flax Abel, fabulous work of In Memory of Susan G. Cohen In Memory of Judy Kanis In Memory of Dana Raihall Cheryl Northfield Susan Zimmer, Tina Clark Jon Stern Dr. Brenda Eskenazi Jennifer Hardy In Memory of Lana Pendell In Memory of Iris Dean Sharon Darver In Honor of Fernie In Honor of DorisAnn Markowitz Ellen Seebold Jamie Johnston Myra Natter In Honor of Annie Mae, Breda and Sheryl Greenwald Cheryl Markowitz In Honor of Geri Barsotti In Memory of Peter Doering In Memory of Bev Kaplan In Memory of Rem and Carol LG’s everywhere In Honor of SFGH Navigators Tracy Barsotti Bernard Doering Sheryl Levy In Memory of Angela Piserchia In Memory of Sarah Fenner Christina Gilson Patricia Barry In Honor of Lis Fuchs In Honor of Cheryl Markowitz Sara Haynes Diana Kayiatos Jordana Perman Cheryl and Rick Brandon & Sari Markowitz In Honor of Breast Cancer In Memory of Allison Doupe In Memory of Art Kealy In Memory of Helen Scheiber In Honor of Cora Bailey DorisAnn Markowitz In Honor of Brigitte Shank Survivors! Lisa Gerick Antonia Kealy In Memory of Eva Powers In Memory of Judy Fowler Nancy Battino Immanuel Suttner In Honor of Matthew L. Garcia David Isljamovski Rose Barlow Meredith Jacobson Kelly Haegglund Ruthie Moutafian Frank Garcia In Honor of Polly Marshal In Memory of Susan Kelly Andrews In Memory of Cheryl Spector, Ann In Honor of Hannah Barlow Katherine Michiels In Honor of Rhonda Sharp In Honor of Gigi Brockhoff In Memory of Jamie Emerson Kathleen Thompson In Memory of Mary Root In Memory of Lis Fuchs Nichols Cathy Capper In Honor of Natalie Garvey deLeon Rafael Yaquian Ron Collins Libby Brockhoff Grant Kathleen Torio & Ann Nichols Jane McDonough Marty Friedman Lori Granger May Lee Nancy Emerson In Memory of Thandiwe Kendall Sue Weinswig Ruth Rosenthal In Honor of Kathleen Smith In Honor of Kasey Brod & Maria Natera In Memory of May Rosenberg In Memory of Karen Smith Batshir Torchio In Honor of Georgette In Honor of Cathy Masamitsu Alyson Knightly Alyson Geller In Memory of Kecia Erickson Georgia Zweber Ancillary Care Strategies In Memory of My Grandmother Jennifer Corbell Valerie Hall Catherine Coleman Nicholas Jambeck Joanne Ruzek In Honor of Rose Barlow In Honor of So Many Friends Who In Honor of Peerly Butbul In Memory of Nazik Kessedjian In Memory of Gail Roth In Memory of Anne Stallard, Chris Fay Zenoff In Honor of Lisa Gerick In Honor of Mommy Are Battling This Disease! Julie Jacobs In Memory of Sarah Fenner Serena Chobanian Julia Postel In Memory of Harriet Gregg Hawkins, Pam Hamilton & Alicia George Harrison Linda Palermo Carola Shepard Jordana Perman Beverly Davis Vargas In Honor of Rose & Hannah Barlow Karen Hronek In Honor of Bette Caan Rose Barlow In Memory of Uzma Khan In Memory of Gail Emily Roth Jerri Meacham Mollee Sue Zoken Diana Johnson In Honor of Mountains In Honor of Haideh Sobhi Lynn Altshuler Cathy Goldstein Linda Palermo Brian Markovitz In Memory of Leta Griffin Laura Talmus Lisa Nelson of the Moon Rick Mansfield Mary L Griffin In Memory of Ute Margaret O’Halloran Bettina Mow In Honor of Evon Creson In Memory of Priscilla Finnicum In Memory of Merit Kimball In Memory of Ken Rothman Stacey Randall Jacqueline Chin In Honor of Janice Barlow Nica Orlick-Roy In Honor of Kelly Stewart Brandon York Scott Hummel Janet Kimball Kimberly Egan Sharon Kramlich Lawrence Kushi In Honor of Lisa Gerick Niccole Stewart In Memory of Carol Hochberg & Cecilia Mafnas In Honor of My family & friends In Honor of Suzanne In Memory of Shirley Fortier In Memory of Joe Koopman In Memory of Bob Sexton James Bogin In Memory of Maricela Villanueva In Honor of Rose Barlow & Sheryl Mary Hsueh that have had breast cancer! In Honor of Abby Stover & Cameron Croley Gwen Fortier Esther Koopman Greg Gener Ana Espinola Denker Gail Grossman Renee Fillabi Steven Jensen In Memory of Lucille Ice Mollee Sue Zoken In Honor of Angela Giacomini In Memory of Annie Fox In Memory of Madalyn Lamont In Memory of Catherine Sheehan Julianne Edmondson In Memory of Linda Watson Laura Giacomini In Honor of My mom & aunt In Honor of The Alliance In Honor of Nicole Cubba Elizabeth Lewis Dan Mendoza Malone Kendra Downey In Honor of Grammy Behrs Emily Cookson Josue Rodriguez Beth Kingi Grapes & Boots Wasserman Trish Keane In Memory of Gerlinde Klauser Beth Behrs In Honor of Ginny, Aunt Gloria, Marjie Bonner In Memory of Sylvia Levinson Heidi Klauser In Memory of Verna Wefald Aunt Joy, Aunt Nell, Janet Steinke, In Honor of My Tough, Lovely, In Honor of The amazing team of In Honor of Nicole Cubba Anita Morgan In Memory of Steffi Shekar Steven Friedman In Honor of Pat Bening Sarah Horton & many others Wonderful Friend Linda infusion nurses at UCSF (Mt. Zion) & Kathy Davis In Memory of Andrea Fox Linda Chavez In Memory of Marilyn Lazar & Courtney Carr’s ambition Barbara Dewes Stacey Meyer Louise Engelke Jovita Addeo Toni Stewart In Memory of Margot MacDougall Cheryl Lazar In Memory of Marie Zackey Rick Carr Lisa Preger In Memory of Crystal Sikora Rachel Kessinger In Honor of Janine Goebel In Honor of Jennifer Napper In Honor of The San Pablo Staff In Honor of Sheryl Denker In Memory of Annie Fox & Randy Heather Rosenbaum In Memory of Diane Weinstein In Honor of Books n’ Boots Goebel Construction, Inc Rosemary Ellersdorfer Josue Rodriguez Gail Katz Martensen In Memory of Melody Marshall Levine In Memory of Everyone who has Andrea Morgan Sandy Batanides Janessa Price In Memory of Mary Lou Smith Roberta Pasternack dealt with cancer In Honor of Constance Goldsmith In Honor of Jane Norton In Honor of TILP In Honor of Melissa Felder Fran Edwards Ron Foth Advertising In Honor of Cancer Survivors Laura Powell Dawn Dobras Titan Davis Lynelle Cameron In Memory of Maureen Franz In Memory of Diane Mauro In Memory of My Mother, Helene Katie Jones Margaret Lowman Becky Nagle Dana Mauro In Memory of John Stanley Aronowitz Levinstone In Memory of my mom, Marilyn’s In Honor of Sandra Gosting In Honor of Fern Orenstein In Honor of An Tran Manask & Associates Napper, Pamela McCabe Marilyn Aronowitz mom, Donna’s mom & all women In Honor of Captain ChiChi Gary Oates Salome Donenfeld Patricia Keane In Memory of Pearl Garten In Memory of Roni Mentzer David Napper who have lost their lives to breast Laurie Meschke In Honor of Lisa G and all others Laura Garten William C Mentzer In Memory of Sally McIntosh cancer In Honor of Melissa Hereford In Honor of Lori Ortiz In Honor of Linda Turchin battling Breast Cancer In Memory of Etsuko Tanaka Ian McIntosh Sara Lurie In Honor of Christine Casey Joanne Levy Patricia Carrillo Pam Walsh Michelle Leopold In Memory of Mario & Eva Ghilotti In Memory of Alice Mitchell Denise Tanaka Annie Lazarus Ghilotti Bros., Inc. Annie Elias In Memory of Alice Mitchell In Honor of Gillian Jambeck In Honor of Susan Weissenberg In Memory of Teresa Annie Elias Pamela Jambeck Catherine Dolan Pat and Dick Wootton

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In Honor of Connie In Honor of Edith Jacobs In Honor of MMP In Honor of Sandra In Honor of Lisa Pavlovsky In Honor of Lisa Smith $500 - $999 San Rafael Elks Lodge #1108 Cynthia S. Chiu Deborah Goldman Lawrence H. Kushi, ScD Goldsmith Stephanie Miller Gena DAngona Oates Gosting & Karen Bluestone Karen Meezan Ted Schettler, MD Shane Christiansen Cathy Goldstein David M. Lakes, MD Glenn Stanfield Gary Oates Ellie Cohen and Miki 2015 W. Douglass Smith Charles Christy William H. Goodson, MD Judy Lane Carola Shepard In Honor of Jake & JT In Honor of My Mom Goralsky Cohen In Honor of Jen Spina Arthur Ablin Steven Smulewitz, Budget Piera Cirillo Desiree Goyette-Bogas Allison Lang Laura Powell Rose Barlow Megan Schufreider In Honor of Carolyn O’Hara Mindee Kashiwagi Marla R. Anderson, MD Keepers* Judy Coffey Barbara H. Greene Lara Bar* Diane Terrell In Honor of Hillary Peterson Bayside Marin Hon. William Stephens Allison Cohen Sheryl Greenwald Vera Larchankava In Honor of Mary G. 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Donaldson Z Ultimate Grace Cooper Francine Halberg, MD Anthony Leite, DDS Michelle Hagen In Honor of Survivors Beau & Christy Burris Fitness my dear friend Louise Engelke Michael Zelinsky Heather Cooper Glen Halvorson Emily Lewis Leonhart & Sandra Andrew In Honor of My family & Pat Carrillo Suzanne McCormac Diana Howe Paul George Tom Cooper Renee Hamilton Lifefactory, Inc.* In Honor of Susan Hatch Doreen Clark friends who are survivors & Good Earth Natural Foods* Cooper Alley Salon* Gay Harris Jackie Liggett Kjerstin Hatch for those not so fortunate…. In Honor of Linda In Honor of In Honor of Gerrie Young Goodman Building Supply Scott Cornelius George Harrison Ginny Liljefelt In Honor of Cheryl Lingvall Roberta Streimer Joey Kessler Emma Roberson & Christine Thadani Mike Hecker $100 - $499 Monique Couacaud Marita Hawryluk Susan Lilledahl In Honor of Karen Dohnerty Jaynee Howe Nancy Duck Dave Holmes Beth B. Crawford Grace Hawthorne Kerry Loder Jacqueline S. 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Anastasija Petrosava Lorri R. Arazi Adam James Diaz Fran Hoke Wendy Martin Julia Pollock Bob Archer Lisa Dickens Teri Hollowell Marie Martin Heather Rosenbaum Susan Aronovsky Michael P. Dillingham Lynn Holmes Dennis Martino Andrea Schultz Suzanne Ashton Jennifer Dodge Sandy Howard Gigi Martz Sports Basement* Athleta* Bernard Doering Maria Howard Billy Masturzo Carol Sutherland Bill Bain Ronald Doerr Renee Howard Erle Debbie Matson Tamalpa Runners, Inc. Jim Baker Salome Donenfeld Robert W. Hreha Robin McBride Esther Thach Susan A. Barber Linsly Donnelly Kim Huff Nancy McCroskey Major Donors The Cantina* Lisa Barcellos, PhD Julia Dorn Hal Huffsmith Fionnuala McEvoy-Pecko Kincaid Toy Steve Barlow Waldrada Heidi Duckor Catherine Hughes Susan McFadden United Markets Patricia Barry Lisa Dunn Cherie Hughes Karen McGarrah U.S. Pure Water* Tracy Barsotti John Emerson Karl Huie Ann McGrath $15,000 and above 2016 Marin Cancer Care, Inc. 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Everts $1,000 - $2,499 Bradley Real Estate Arde Farbod Robert Borchers Arnie Fischman Sandy Joyce Mill Valley Market 2015 Fenwick Foundation Brandon Carr & Anna Harrah Kevin Gay & Mona Hanes Lisa Bougie Larie Flaherty Ray W. Kaliski Mill Valley Refuse Service, Inc.* Harbor Point Charitable Foundation Fitness SF 2015 Cavallo Point – The Lodge at Golden Gate Drs. John & Deborah Greenspan Ian Boyd Richard Flaster Laurence Kaufman Salim Miro Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Shelley Anderson Buck Institute for Research on Aging Ildiko Jackovics Cheryl Brandon Louis Franecke Marion Kavanaugh-Lynch, MD, Lloyd Miyawaki 2016 Bob Kaliski Bank of America Charitable Foundation Elaine Cook Ray Kaliski Jenny Breselow Margaret Mary Fraze MPH Mary Mockus, MD Marin Community Foundation Robert & Karen Kustel Bette Jane’s Craft Soda/Kirk Pearson Mike Dillingham, Dillingham Law Group* Sandra Lloyd Barbara Briscoe Bitsa Freeman Patricia Keane Ethan Moeller Medivation Andrew Malek-Zadeh Bette Caan, DrPH Caroline Everts Mangia Nosh Catering* Diane Brocco Cassie Gaenger Barbara Keller John P. Molo Marin Cancer Care, Inc. Bradley Real Estate Mike Farris Marin Professional Marge Brown Anne B. Garden Anne K. Kelley Kelly Moritzburke Marin General Hospital Foundation Cavallo Point – The Lodge at Golden Gate Melissa & Andrew Felder Firefighters 1775 Beverly Brown Laura Garten Fiona Kelsey Amanda Mortimer $5,000 - $9,999 Mechanics Bank Barbara A. Cohn, PhD First Bank Cheryl Markowitz Jon Brunsell Mary Gassen William Kendrick Becca Moss Simraceway Performance Driving Center/ Charles S. Donovan/Sheppard Mullin Rosalind Franklin* Mill Valley Refuse Service, Inc* Nancy J. Burke, PhD Alison Gause Pam Keon Ken Moss 2015 Speedway Children’s Charities* Richter & Harrington LLP* iJoy Global Foundation Jeanie Morawski Don R. Bushee Debi Geller Jasmine Kim Bettina Mow Autodesk* Wareham Development/Nancy & Rich Linda Emrich Esther Lee Sonya Murphy Joan E. Capurro Jim Gensheimer Sarah King Adrienne Murphy Bank of America Corporation Robbins First Bank Brian Lewis & Bobbie Head Nelson Staffing* Alison Carothers Cheryl Geoffrion Patricia Kloeckner Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu BioMarin Pharmaceuticals Inc. Goebel Construction, Inc. Marin Amateur Radio Society Dana O’Gorman Diane Carr Susan George Charlotte Kobayashi Marin Independent Journal* 2016 Connie Goldsmith Marinscope Community Newspapers* Osher Marin JCC* Rosita Castro Lisa Gerick Adrienne Kolb Marin Community Foundation Bank of Marin Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP* Laurie O’Hara Torres Rick Pettibone Roberta Catalinotto* Helen Gerick Whitney Kolterman *In-kind Donation Safeway-Vons Foundation Bette Caan, DrPH Linda Kolsky* Pink Patch Project Fund Pharmaca Integrative Anna Catarina Ghilotti Bros. Inc. Zita Konik David Salmon, Taproot Consultant* Charles S. Donovan/Sheppard Mullin Claudia Lang PurpleLady/Barbara J. Meislin Fund Pharmacy* Winnie Caulkins Merv C. Giacomini Kathleen Korth Kelly Wagman, Taproot Consultant* Richter & Harrington LLP Marin Amateur Radio Society* Ripped Body Fitness Julia Pollock Linda Chavez Dan Gilmartin Tara Kott Jeff & Debi Weber Fitness SF Cheryl Markowitz Laura Talmus & Ace Smith Richard Robbins Crista H. Cheap Kirsten Gisle Sharon Kramlich Constance & Paul Goldsmith Dan Mendoza Judith Wetterer Yvonne Robinson Raymond Chen Sue Glader Jennifer Krone Harbor Point Charitable Foundation John S. Osterweis Kaia FIT/Workplace Giving Ron Foth Advertising Chevron Peter Goetze Lori Kulvin Crawford Robert & Karen Kustel Pier 23 Cafe, Inc. Zero Waste Marin/Conservation Corps Elise Sambrano Ted Chin Linda S. Goldfarb Hiro Kurita *In-kind Donation Claudia & George Lang* Purple Lady/Barbara J. Meislin Fund North Bay*

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$100 - $499 Ellen Seebold Karen & Brian Berson Dina Hatchuel Laura Powell Xiaorong Shao Audrey Blaker Katherine Hawes Power Up Entertainment, LLC 2015 (continued) Evelyn Shapiro Mike Bogeri Bobbie Head, MD Clifford Proctor Jennifer Nadeau Priscilla Shiells James Bogin Erica Heath Cynthia & Seth Prosterman Doug Nadeau Marianne Shine Helen Bogner Helen Helt Theresa Raabe Becky Nagle Samuel A. Shummon Lisa Bougie Pamela Herhold Dan Randall John T. Nagle Susan Simmonds Fran & Marek Bozdech Tanya Hochschild Stacey Randall Jennifer Napper Eve Simon Anthony Braaten Oscar & Peter Hochschild Stephanie Rennke Matt Neff Simply Inspired Spa* Julie Burford Bethany Hoenthal Katie Rice Linda Nelson Joanne Sims Cathy Burke Teri Hollowell Renee Richardson Lisa Nelson Mele Lau Smith Susan Burns Improv Consultants Tricia Rissmann Celebrating 21 years with a makeover! Happy Nemer Jon Southall Don Bushee Insalata’s* Catherine Rosekrans Beryl Ness Olivia Spalding Hillary Butler Julie Jacobs Row Eleven Wine Company* Sarah New Catherine Stanley Marilyn Butler Cheryl Jennings Lori Ruskin Amy Noblin Tom Steele California Academy of Sciences* Steve & Mark Jensen/Grace Mary Ann & Steve Ruskin Maria Norman Hon. William Stephens Cathy Capper Rose & Richard Jeweler Elizabeth Ryan Northern Pacific Roofing, Inc. Greg Stewart Joan Capurro Eugene Jhong Janet Ryvin Carrie Notte Anne-Marie Stolp Alison & Matthew Carothers Mike Job Ira Sachnoff & Jeanne Pellegrini- In January, ZBC Sara O’Donnell Toki Strong Jill Carothers Deborah Johnsen Sachnoff Gary Oates Jana Strycker Diane Carr RN,BSN,NP Leah Kelley, MD Mariangela Sassi launched a new website Ellen Obstler Brenda Strzempkowski Kelly Carruth Anne Kelley Suzi Schultz Orla O’Hara Carola Sullam Shepard Rosita Castro Jeremy Kelly Schwab Charitable and blog, and added a Laurie O’Hara Torres Leticia Tabib Kahl Maria Castro-Dara William Kendrick Howard Schwartz monthly book review Jennifer O’Mara Laura H. Talmus Chevron Humankind Matching Kathryn Kennedy Annalisa Schwartz Mary Omodt Tamalpais Paint & Color, Inc. Gift Program Robert Kennis Susan Schwartz feature later in the year. Lin Ong Peter Teichman Barbara Cicerelli Cyd Keser Scotty’s Market* Fern Orenstein The Cheesecake Factory* Channing Clarkson Rachel Kessinger Dr. Elizabeth Seaman Shiva Pakdel Katy Thelen Clover Stornetta Farms* Laura Kiff Lori Selleck Samantha Palermo Stephanie Thill Janis Cohen Gabriel Kind Seema Shah Linda Palermo Kathleen Thompson Elisabeth & William Collins Jill Korst Greg Smith Rena Pasick Thea Thompson Trevor Connelly Sharon Kovalsky Claire Snyder Daisy Patrick Matilda Thompson Emily Cookson Sharon Kramlich Johanna Southern James N. Patrick Three Twins Ice Cream* Cooper Alley Salon* Lawrence H. Kushi, ScD Jon Stern Lucille Pearson Catherine A. Tobin Laura Cottingham Dr. David Lakes & Stephanie Fein Chris & Kimberly Stewart Julie Pearson Carol Toepfer Anne Cummings Shirley Lane Anne-Marie Stolp Jordana Perman William Tomkiewicz Elaine Cunningham Robin Lee Roberta Streimer Margarita Perry Wanden P. Treanor Kenn Cunningham Thomas Leffler Karen Strolia Q1 Q2 Eleanor Petri Trinchero Family Estates* Rebekah Cunninnham Erin Leidy Style Rescue* Sandy Petrocco Cynthia Trutner Michael G. Dab, DDS Jonathan Leidy Suarez-Kuehne Architecture Pharmaca Integrative United Markets Dandelion Jazz Quartet* Lisa Levin Carola Sullam Shepard Pharmacy* Ivone Uriarte Gena D’Angona Merryl Levy Super Duper Burgers* Dj Pierce Elena Uva Sharon Darver Lifefactory, Inc.* Inga Sweet Marilyn Kwan, PhD, Kim Pipkin Laura van’t Veer, PhD Beverly Davis Kerry Loder Renee Sylvia studies the long- Katie Porter Amaris Vicari Ryan Davis Anna Logvinova Tim Tabernik & Dina Hatchuel Johanne Poulin Lauren Villa Dana Davol-Muxen Dorinda Louie-Kai Jerard E. Tanner term health effects Laura Powell Linda Wardlaw Suzanne Degen Gale Love Jane Teel of cancer treatment, Mark Powell, MD Christine Wedel Mo DeLong Manask & Associates Diane Terrell Founding board member Fern Lisa Preger Sue Weil* Toni & Alan Denmark Arthur Mansbach Jennifer Terry specifically lymph- Linda Premick Rona Weintraub Jeannette Derammelaere Brynn Mapp Matilda Thompson Orenstein honored for over 20 Virginia Preston Victoria Wendel William & Sarah Devlin Marin Symphony* Kathleen Thompson edema and bone years of board service. Cynthia Prosterman Eric Wente Ronald Doerr Karen Mason Sally Thompson Durkan health, in breast Steve Quarles Philip G. Wessells Kate Donnelly Jack Mavis Isabel Torres “ In this moment I realized that Fern Alan Quinton Edward West Kendra Downey Christina McArthur United Markets cancer survivors. is a mother not only to me, but to Amy Rabe Alison Whismore Lisa Eigsti Elaine McCarthy United Patients Group She presented new Bonnie Raitt Rodney Williams Paul English, PhD & Catherine Suzanne McCormac V2 Wine Group* many others. To those who come Barbara Reese Kim Wilson Thomsen Jane McDonough Mary Walsh information on who’s Stuart Reilly Gayle C.Windham, PhD Equator Coffees & Teas* Alice Mead Edward Weinstein through ZBC, to her patients at the Dana Rieger Steven Winningham Valerie Erdman William Mentzer, MD Sue Weinswig at risk of lymphede- Avon Breast Center at SFGH, to Cynthia Rigatti Michele Andrea Wolpe Ana Estrada-Yost Stephanie Miller Rona Weintraub ma and racial/ethnic Dino Riggio & Associated Linda Woodbury Cal Farnsworth Roland Minami Zena Werb, PhD 2016 Honor Our Healer Honoree her dearest friends near and far Kate Ripple Pat Wootton Regan Fedric Claudia & Ethan Moeller Whole Foods Market* disparities at an Fern Orenstein whom have been diagnosed, but Miranda Ritterman Weintraub Paul Wozniak Melissa Felder Scott Moran Kim Wilson evening arranged by Lisa Roberts Tia Wu Michael Firenzi Rosemary Morgan Austin Wondolowski most importantly to those she will Carol Rockett Diane Zagerman Gail Fisher Rebecca Moss Tia Wu ZBC in partnership Donna Rogers Estela Zamora Kim Florez Mountain Play Association* Alisa Wynd never meet, because in her eyes, Michael Rosauer Barbara Zamost Pam Flower Jackie Mulroy Brandon York with Marin General everyone deserves knowledge, Ruth Rosenthal Larry D. Zandi Michael Frank Mimi Murphy Barbara Zamost Hospital. Michael Rosenthal Fay Zenoff Rosalind Franklin Kathleen Nacey Fay Zenoff hope, understanding. Everyone Kelly Ross Manashil John Zimmerman Hennessy Funds David Napper Kathy Zirker-Smith deserves a mentor, an advo- Catherine Ruff Isabelle Fymat Linda Nelson & Bob Kaliski Elizabeth Ryan Nancy Geisse Pile Matt Newcomer cate, a fierce champion, the best Renee Rymer 2016 Debi Geller Stephen Nolan Ira Sachnoff All California Mortgage Greg Gener RMC & Justin Nowlen treatment, a chance. Everyone Susan Salmons Julia Althoff Ghilotti Bro’s Contractors* Gary Oates deserves a breast cancer Mom like Margaret Salton Lynn Altshuler Sue & Anders Glader Carolyn O‘Hara Donald Sambucci Chana Anderson Sue Glader Ualtar O’Regan Fern. She leaves ZBC with a legacy Michael & Lori Satzberg Shelley Anderson Patty Glatt Fern Orenstein of a woman whose mission in life Ed Sauve Joan Applebome Deborah Goldman Linda Palermo Nova Sayers William Bain Lori Greene Roberta Pasternack *In-kind Donation is to support, to guide, to inspire, Robyn Schanzenbach Arlene Banks Louise Greenspan, MD* James Patrick Jeff Schertz Erin Becker Marisa Grimes Susana Perczek and to treat all those affected by Schilz Family Arthur & Betsy Beckert Shonalie Guinney Jordana Perman 2016 Honor Our Healer this disease like she would her Claire Schlaff Lynne Behr Francine Halberg, MD Margarita Perry Keynote Speaker Virginia Schuler Elizabeth Berg J. Alex Harding Tanya Peterson Louise Greenspan, MD own daughter” Keri Schwartz Julie Bernard Judith Harkins Martin & Carol Petschek —Salome Donenfield Susan Schwartz Valeria Bernstein Curita Harris-Harper Jennifer Potter

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1 de cada 8 mujeres Los consejos en este folleto están basados en las últimas pruebas científicas padecerá cáncer de mama relacionadas con: en el transcurso de su vida Three up-and-coming leaders are making • Esti Lo dE vidA: Una alimentación salud­ able, la actividad física, los buenos hábitos de sueño y el apoyo social ayudan a con­ 40% trolar el estrés y a reducir la inflamación. a big investment in our community— Causas del • Entorno: se deben evitar los agentes can­ entorno cerígenos (como la radiación y los químicos The tips in this brochure are based Causas del asociados con el cáncer) y las sustancias JT and Jake Peterson and colleagueTitle of Section Marcus on the latest scientific evidence for: CánCer de que provocan trastornos hormonales. 1 in 8 Women mama LIFESTYLE: Healthy eating, physical Will Get Breast Cancer In Her Lifetime • activity, good sleep habits and social 50% Hall of Ripped Body Fitness in Mill Valley. support help to manage stress and Causas 13 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer limit inflammation. desconocidas 40% 10% Environmental • ENVIRONMENT: Avoiding carcino- Factores Los consejos en este folleto están basados genéticos YOU CAN They are the best of their generation: theyCauses1 de cadagens (radiation8 mujeres and chemicals linkeden las últimas pruebas científicas TRY TO DOCTORS ADVISE to cancer) and substances that relacionadasdis- con: Las personas con mayor riesgo son las CAUSES padecerárupt cáncer hormones. de mama • Use non-toxic cleaning and mujeres, y el riesgo aumenta con la edad. • • Breastfeeding your baby 50% OF BREAST en el transcurso de su vida • ESTILO DE VIDA: Una alimentación salud- Los hombres también pueden tener household products like baking for as long as possible, work hard, play hard and focusUnknown onCANCER healthy able, la actividad física, los buenos hábitos soda and vinegar; avoid chemical de sueño y el apoyo social ayudan a con- cáncer de mama, pero es muy inusual. ¡NadiE puEdE solo! ideally for a year. • Be physically active – walk, cycle, air fresheners and products with trolar el estrés y a reducir la inflamación. Juntos podemos crear comunidades 40% La mitad de los casos de cáncer de mama dance or do whatever activity you phenols and fragrance. • sólidas para proteger nuestra salud • Minimizing radiation Causas Se deben evitar los agentes can- no tienen explicación; aún tenemos enjoy for 30 minutes or more most del • ENTORNO: exposure (especially CT living in every respect, including giving10% mucho que aprender al respecto. days of they promoverweek. el bienestar. • Use fewer personal care entorno cerígenos (como la radiación y los químicos scans and chest x-rays) Genetic Factors asociados con el cáncer) y las sustancias products or cosmetics; CAUSAS Entre el 5% y el 10% de los casos de cán­ • Eat a healthy, balanced for females under 20. DEL que provocan trastornos hormonales. • avoid oxybenzone cer de mama se deben a factores genéticos. diet with plenty of fresh (sunscreen), parabens Los consejos en este folleto están basadosCÁNCER DE • Avoiding combination back to the community very generously. MAMA or frozen fruits and and fragrance. 1 de cada 8 mujeres• The biggest risksen arelas últimas being femalepruebas científicas • El 40% de los casos de cáncer de mama vegetables (avoid cans hormone replacement ther- and getting older.relacionadas Men can con:get breast pueden atribuirse a conductas y a lined withwww.zerobreastcancer.org BPA – learn • Cook in stainless apy (HRT) with estrogen padecerá cáncer de mama 50% NO ONE CAN DO IT ALONE! factores del entorno físico y social. cancer too but this is veryo dE rare.vidA: Una alimentación salud­ more at www.ewg.org) and whole steel or cast iron and progesterone for typi- en el transcurso de su vida • Esti L Causas Together we can build strong communities grains. Limit red meat and avoid (avoid non-stick), cal menopause. • Half of breast cancersable, la can’t actividad be ex-desconocidas física, los buenos hábitosto protect10% our health and promote Actúe con precaución! de sueño y el apoyo social ayudan a con­Factores processed meat. microwave in plained - we still have a lot to learn. wellness. formas de disminuir • Knowing your family history of 40% trolar el estrés y a reducir la inflamación.genéticos Estas pautas son útiles para todas glass or ceramic las personas, en especial para las mujeres • Drink from your own glass or el riesgo de tener breast and ovarian cancers, discuss • GeneticCausas factors explain 5 – 10% (never plastic) and limit plastic food Entorno: se deben evitar los agentes can­ que están en etapa de desarrollo de las mamas, stainless steel bottle and avoid of breastdel cancers• cases. packaging. cáncer de mama it with your doctor or health care cerígenos (como la Lasradiación personas y los con químicos mayor riesgo son las donAr trAbAjAr como convErtirsE En 13 • como la pubertad o el embarazo. bottled water (saves money and our provider. entorno En LínEA vo asociados con el cáncer)mujeres, y las y elsustancias riesgo aumenta con la edad. LUntArio socio comErciAL Causas • 40% of breast cancers can be ¡ environment, too!) • Avoid dry cleaning, del attributed to behaviors,que provocan physical trastornos Los hombres hormonales. también pueden tener NADIE PUEDE SOLO! especially with PERC CánCer de and social environments. cáncer de mama, pero eszerobreastcancer.org muy inusual. Juntos podemos crear comunidades • Don’t smoke (if used, air those mama sólidas para proteger nuestra salud tobacco and don’t La mitad de los casos de cáncer de mama clothes outside); look Practice the precautionary principle• – y promover el bienestar. let anyone smoke in no tienen explicación; aún tenemos for “wet cleaning.” 50% if in doubt cut it out! Ways to Reduce your home or car. Causas mucho que aprender al respecto. Your Risk Avoid clothing desconocidas 10% • Limit alcohol drinks with wrinkle free, These guidelines will benefi t everyone,• Entre el 5% y el 10% de los casos de cán- of Breast Cancer Fitness SF fields Factores BECOME to 1 or less a day, stain resistant, particularly during times cer de mama seDONATE deben a factoresVOLUNTEER genéticos. genéticos A BUSINESS 13 3 – 5 a week. ONLINE OR DO water proofing and fire retardant of breast development, PARTNER 2016 Hal El 40% de los casos de cáncer PROde mama BONO treatments where possible. such as puberty and pregnancy.• www.zerobreastcancer.org • Las personas con mayor riesgo son las pueden atribuirse a conductas y a the largest team mujeres, y el riesgo aumenta con la edad.Brown factores del entorno físico y social. formas de disminuir To learn more go to zerobreastcancer.org Los hombres también pueden tener ¡NadiE puEdE solo! . Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Actúe con precaución! cáncer de mama, pero es muy inusual. Juntos podemos crear comunidades el riesgo de tener of hikers and Tabling at the sólidas para protegerEstas nuestra pautas salud son útiles para todas cáncer de mama La mitad de los casos de cáncer de mamaShining Star • las personas, en especial para las mujeres 13 y promover el bienestar. CONVERTIRSE EN no tienen explicación; aún tenemos DONAR TRABAJAR COMO Ripped Body Fitness que están en etapa de desarrollo de las mamas, SOCIO COMERCIAL EN LÍNEA VOLUNTARIO mucho que aprender al respecto. Award como la pubertad o el embarazo. volunteers. Cancer Prevention • Entre el 5% y el 10% de los casos de cán­ cer de mama se deben a factores genéticos.Ripped Body demonstrates how El 40% de los casos de cáncer de mama Institute of Califor- • www.zerobreastcancer.org pueden atribuirse a conductas y a Fitness factores del entorno físico y social. formas de disminuir ZBC debuts new trifold brochures in English and Spanish to prepare for the Actúe con precaución! el riesgo de tener nia Conference in

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San Rafael Bank of Marin Firefighters volunteers turn

2016 Breast cancer risks are not and Lappert’s out to register Healing clear cut or sudden; Ice Cream participants at the Partner delivering Dipsea Hike. Award they are complex, they Ceres donations Commuity interact and they are raised during Project embedded in our physical their annual 2016 Francine Levien Activist Award and our social environments. Scoop Day! Tamalpais High School Breast Cancer Recognized the teen cooks who Awareness Club Therefore, risk reduction and volunteer at The Ceres Commu- Presented to the Tampal- nity Project and who prepare prevention efforts must pais High School Breast delicious and nutritious meals be multi-faceted, lifelong, Cancer Awareness Club for for breast and other cancer incremental and sustained. ZBC participates their ongoing support of patients and their families. They enthusiastically in the mission of Zero Breast do so under the supervision of Susan Zelinsky Giving Tuesday 2016. Cancer, for their fundrais- expert nutritionists and chefs. and friends ing efforts and for being All of these young people make a produce the 19th role models in the way commitment and have an impact Annual Wine, they engage their peers in even when they don’t personally Women & Song to efforts to ensure progress know the people they are helping. support ZBC. towards preventing this disease.

Members of the Pink Club, Oakland School for the Arts, are excited to receive their posters, brochures and other materials to support their breast cancer ZBC monthly news- risk reduction awareness raising efforts. letter goes digital and we tweet the link.

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Zero Breast Cancer promotes breast cancer risk-reduction through translation of scientific research and evidence-based recommendations that support health and wellness at key stages of life. We envision a world with zero breast cancer.

GOALS

Focus on integrated risk Reach underserved Champion everyday reduction messaging communities health and wellness Program Priorities Improve messaging on risk-reduc- Collaborate with organizations Reinforce that adopting healthy & Support tion strategies. Focus on modifi- already established in and trusted behaviors generally is one of the able individual and communal by program target demographics. most important breast cancer risk behaviors. Integrate research reducing strategies individuals findings on lifestyle, environmen- and groups can follow. tal risk factors and medical recom- mendations. Monitoring, Evaluating, 2017 Translating and Integrating Research Embedding Education in an Encounter from a variety of sources

Public, Community and Business Relationships n Youth & Teens n Survivorship Cross- Education, Outreach and Dissemination n Community Engagement Cutting n Research Support Provision of Technical Approach Expertise and Perspective n Infrastructure

Based on Stuart, de Jong, and Kaboolian, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Spring 2017 n Fundraising

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