ANNUAL REPORT

2015

LETTER FROM THE CEO

DONATE NOW FOR THE FUTURE EVERY CHILD

DESERVES.

In 2015, CureSearch continued to focus on finding cures

for the 40,000 children undergoing cancer treatment

each year. We developed the Catapult Initiative as a way

to drive successful research out of the academic lab and

into pediatric clinical trials and eventual commercialization.

We elicited and selected the very best projects with the

brightest researchers, and then partnered with grantees to

help drive their work forward. With the help of our donors,

partners and loyal supporters, we are advancing the fight to

transcend the barriers of a broken research system, because

every child deserves to live a long, healthy life. It’s a fight we

will never give up, and one we hope you will join.

Laura ThrallCEOCureSearch for Children’s Cancer

LEARN MORE about the impact we are having on ending children’s cancer.

THE CURESEARCH MISSIONOur mission is to end children’s cancer by driving targeted and innovative research with measurable results in an accelerated time frame.

THE RESEARCH VISIONImprove children’s cancer treatment and cures to deliver the potential for childhood cancer patients to lead long, healthy lives.

OUR IMPACTFrom the testing of 14 new drugs, the identification of nearly 600 new drug targets and most excitingly, one new treatment that promises to enter a pediatric clinical trial in 2016, CureSearch is driving research to results.

IMPACT REPORT

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THE CURESEARCH DIFFERENCE

We focus only on children’s cancer. We’re not here just to fund research, we’re here to drive patient impact.

We invest in large-scale grants over a three-year timeframe, which allows

our researchers to focus on their work, not fundraising.

We hold ourselves - and our grant recipients - accountable through a novel measurement framework and frequent

reporting to our constituents.

Our Scientific Advisory Council and Scientific Review Board brain

trust is unmatched.

We build strong, long-term partnerships with our funded

researchers so that successful work is supported beyond the scope of

their original CureSearch grant.

We are bridging the ‘valley of death’ by creating unique partnerships with biotech and pharma to ensure that

promising research makes it out of the lab and into the clinic.

We propel discoveries over the Valley of Death and move treatments and cures out of the lab and into clinical trials by bringing

together leaders in academia, industry, policy regulation, private foundations, as well as parents to accelerate the fight to

end children’s cancer.

THE ACCELERATION INITIATIVE

ACCELERATION INITIATIVE DRUGDISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE

Through this $10M trailblazing initiative, CureSearch invests in the most innovative pediatric cancer research. We convene the foremost experts in children’s cancer treatment and research to identify the greatest challenges facing the children’s cancer field today. We then target grants that address the

challenges in an accelerated timeframe.

All Acceleration Initiative research projects have the following characteristics:

Highly innovative with the potential to break new

ground in the field

Probability of clinical application in an accelerated

timeframe

Ability to overcome scientific and therapeutic roadblocks to speed up the delivery of

new and improved therapies

THE ACCELERATION INITIATIVE 1$5M over three years (2013-2016)

Huntsman Cancer InstituteUniversity of UtahEpigenetics

$1.73M• One lead compound close to

pediatric clinical trials• One novel biomarker study

developed• One novel imaging study

developed• 35 pediatric Ewing sarcoma

biopsies

PROGRESS REPORT

“CureSearch funding has enabled us to complete the lengthy and costly phase of pre-clinical testing, producing a clinical drug formulation and safety testing. We anticipate a pediatric clinical trial to start late in 2016.”

- Mary Beckerle, PhD

The Regents of the University of California, San FranciscoEpigenetics

$1.88M• Three drugs for high risk MB

in preclinical testing• 28 Pediatric brain biopsies

studied• Two novel tumor model

designs • One novel gene signature

linked to high-risk MB

PROGRESS REPORT

“CureSearch support has enabled us to test FDA approved drugs or those in adult clinical testing that can be rapidly repurposed for children with high-risk medulloblastoma.”

- William Weiss, MD, PhD

Stanford UniversityImmunotherapy

$1.37M*• One novel treatment for

multiple pediatric cancers• Two adult trials underway

*Studies deferred.

PROGRESS REPORT

*CureSearch is committed to research that has the highest probability of saving children as fast as possible. While we recognize the great promise in Dr. Kathleen Sakamoto’s Immunotherapy project, due to a significant delay in the launch of the pediatric clinical trials, CureSearch discontinued funding in April of 2016.

We look forward to seeing Dr. Sakamoto’s research progress, and encourage her to reapply.

Mary Beckerle, PhD William Weiss, MD, PhD Kathleen Sakamoto, MD, PhD

THE ACCELERATION INITIATIVE 2$1.69M over three years (2015-2018)

University of CambridgeTargeted Therapies for High-riskBrain Tumors

$835K• Three high-risk brain tumor subtypes• Five new pre-clinical models developed• Three compounds in pre-clinical testing• One novel pre-clinical trial design

PROGRESS REPORT

“We are honored to work with Rising Tide and CureSearch on this exciting project….to improve the lives of children with brain tumors.”

- Richard Gilbertson, MD, PhD

Stanford UniversityCell-based Therapy for AML

$855K• Three new cell lines developed for novel cell

therapy• 40 pediatric AML samples in pre-clinical

testing• One clinical trial planned within three years

PROGRESS REPORT

“We are very happy about the award and look forward to working with CureSearch to develop novel therapies for children with hematological malignancies.”

- Maria-Grazia Roncarolo, MD

Richard Gilbertson, MD, PhD Maria-Grazia Roncarolo, MD

Two awardees selected in partnership with Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research.

YOUNG INVESTIGATORSThe CureSearch Young Investigator (YI) program is designed to attract early stage investigators and feed the pipeline for future Acceleration

Initiative investigators. YI Grants fund transformational science designed to deliver the next generation of cancer treatment.

YOUNG INVESTIGATOR 2( A N N O U N C E D I N 2 0 1 4 )

$1.35M OVER THREE YEARS; $75,000/YEAR(2015-2018)

Encouraged by the promise and success of our first 12 Young Investigators, CureSearch awarded six new grants in 2015. The new grant term is three years and the award has more than doubled.

MEET OUR YOUNG INVESTIGATOR 2 RESEARCHERS

KARA DAVIS, DOStanford University

PROJECT: Single-Cell Characterization of Phenotype and STAT Signaling in BCP ALL

RANJIT BINDRA, MD, PHDYale University

PROJECT: Identification of novel targeted agents for alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma

ANTHONY GRAVES, MD, PHD University of PittsburghChildren’s Hospital of Pittsburgh

PROJECT: Therapeutically Targeting OPA1 in N-Myc Amplified Neuroblastoma

BIRGIT KNOECHEL, MD, PHDDana-Farber Cancer Institute

PROJECT: Epigenetic mechanisms of resistance in T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia

ANDREW LEE HONG, MD Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

PROJECT: Genomic drivers of 1q amplification in Wilms Tumor

ABBY ROSENBERG, MD, MS Seattle Children’s Hospital

PROJECT: Promoting Resilience in Stress Management (PRISM): a novel intervention

YI-2 RESEARCH MILESTONESYOUNG INVESTIGATOR 2 CUMULATIVE IMPACTS

LEARN MORE

COMMUNITY IMPACT AWARDSIn recognition of the importance of pyscho-social and caregiver resources and clinical trials in addressing the immediate needs of children with cancer, CureSearch launched the Community Impact Awards (CCIA)

in 2015, awarding $500,000 to 24 hospitals across the US.

COMMUNITY IMPACT AWARDS (PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS)

$240,000 awarded to 14 children’s hospitals across the US for programs to support patients and caregivers in these focus areas:

1. Psychosocial Programs2. Professional Training3. Educational Resources

COMMUNITY IMPACT AWARDS (CLINICAL TRIALS)

$260,000 awarded to 13 children’s hospitals across the US to support pilot and early phase clinical trials enabling nearly 150 new patients to enroll this year.

In partnership with Gateway for Cancer Research.

The awarded CCIA grants support community hospital programs in the following areas: art and music therapy, survivorship resources, adolescent and young adult transitions, school re-entry, biofeedback,

psychosocial assessment of patients during treatment.

LEARN MORE ABOUT CCIA 2015

C C I A 2 0 1 5

Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles

Regents of the University of California – San Francisco

Stanford University

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah

University of Washington

Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto

Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute, La Jolla, CA

University of Cambridge, England

Yale University

Seattle Children’s Hospital

University of Pittsburgh

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc.

Variety Children’s Hospital dba Miami Children’s Hospital

The Children’s Hospital Association, Aurora, CO

University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc.

Regents of the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Regents of the University of Colorado, Denver

The Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia

St. Vincent Hospital and Health Care Center, Inc.

Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC

Wayne State University

Miami Children’s Health System Foundation Inc

University of Illinois at Chicago – UIC

Nemours Children’s Clinic - Jacksonville (Jacksonville, FL)

Lehigh Valley Hospital, Inc.

Stony Brook Foundation, Inc.

INOVA Health Care Services

Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital (Cleveland, OH)

Children’s Hospital Medical Center of Akron

Wake Forest University Health Sciences

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Hurley Medical Center

University of Iowa

Johns Hopkins University

The Regents of the University of California – San Diego

2015 HOSPITALS WE SUPPORT

$100,000+Paula and Michael Carter

The Scott Carter Foundation

C.H. Robinson Worldwide and Affiliates – MJ Golf Event*

Genentech Foundation*

Jacob Koenigs ‘Jakefest’ Memorial Fund and Kiewit*

Jean Michael Revoc Trust

Love Your Melon

Robert T. Ridley Rev Liv Trust

Shark Shootout Charities*

Sobrato Family Foundation – Sherri Sobrato

Svodboda Capital Partners – John Svoboda

$50,000 - $99,999Anonymous

ebay Giving Works

Mary and Richard Payne

The Helen Zera Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999Shep & Bee’s Party – Jennifer Bawcom and Matt Kelly

Empowered Wealth Foundation

Hallmark Cards, Inc.

Robert Kelly

Lunar Solis Corporation

Trevor Price

Ward Foundation

$15,000 - $24,999American Endowment Foundation

Brava

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant

Dance for a Cure

Kevin J. Grehan

Molly’s Miracle Makers

Susan and Patrick Nola

Republic Plastics, LTD

Barbara and Stuart E. Siegel, M.D.

Laura Thrall

Wilson Family Foundation

2015 DONOR HONOR ROLL

We take great care to accurately list the names of our most generous contributors.

* denotes lifetime giver of over $1M

CureSearch for Children’s Cancer is grateful for every gift received and would like to especially acknowledge these donors.

$5,000 - $14,999ABC 4 Maddy

Advantage Hair Salon & Day Spa

David Allison

Alvine and Associates

American Electric Power

David Aylor

James Banks

Baptist Medical Center

Barnett Tool & Engineering – Colleen and Michael Taylor

BB&T

Carly Blaine

Bravelets, LLC

Lanny (Dean) Brister

Josh Campbell

Canam Steel Corporation

Clyde Kiwanis Club

Crawl for Cancer

Jesse Diedrich

Entertainment Cruises

Howard Emery

Frank Erlain

Fairview Health Services

First Star HR

First Eagle Bank

Anne and Alex Gould

Mary Jo Greenberg

Jason Harinstein

Harvey L. Miller Family Foundation

Haymakers for Hope

Kieu Hoang

Holding Hands for Haley Foundation

IHI E & C International Corp

Intermountain Healthcare

Jan Bryan Revocable Trust

Jamie Johnson

Josh’s Jog

Kaden Keller Benefit Fund

Robin and Harry Koenigs

Daniel Leffell

Lehigh Valley Health Network

Lionakis Foundation

Rick MacDonald

Rosie and Mike Marsengill

Mattel, Inc.

Mattie’s Misson

Kenneth Means

Melanie Dalton Golf Tournament

Susan R. Meyers

Mid-Plains Insulation

Michael R. Miller

Mobile Future

John Moody

Melanie Nardone

Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Nemours

Novant Health

Oncology Hematology Associates of Southwest Indiana

Paul VI Catholic High School (Virginia)

Stephen Peacock

Lewis Phillips

Gloria M. Ragan

RC Men’s Club

Renah Blair Rietzke Family and Community Foundation

Sharon K. Miyamoto and Thomas J. Rieiter

Jeff Schingel

Mark Schupack

Scott Wedell Foundation

Sexton Family Foundation

Sheridan’s Sunshine Foundation

Joshua Strebel

Tampa General Hospital

The Laurel Foundation

Roberto Thompson Motta

US Bank National Association

Brooke Veland-McAlpin

West Stock

Hugh Williams

Employees of World Bank Community Connections Fun

Please contact us at donorservices@curesearch.org so we can quickly make any corrections.

Our CancerCare mobile app won first place and $10,000

in The Mobileys national app competition.

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SUPPORTING FAMILIESNo family should face a cancer diagnosis without a fully equipped team behind them. CureSearch maintained its title as an authoritative source for education and resources in 2015 by offering:

INTERACTIVE RESOURCES• Webinars for school, caregiver & family support

• Informational videos about children’s cancer

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS• Web content on coping with cancer• Children’s cancer facts and figures

COMMUNITY EVENTS• 24 CureSearch Walks• 4 Ultimate Hikes• 27 Gold Ribbon Events• 19 States

CURESEARCH.ORG• 498, 254 unique visitors

MILLION DOLLAR CLUB LEGACY & CHAMPION FUND DONORS

A special thanks to recent donors who have given one million dollars or more to CureSearch for Children’s Cancer.

• C.H. Robinson Worldwide and Affiliates – MJ Golf Event

• Genentech Foundation

• Jacob Koenigs ‘Jakefest’ Memorial Fund and Kiewit

• Nick Currey Legacy Fund

• Shark Shootout Charities

CureSearch for Children’s Cancer offers Legacy Funds, a special way for families to honor their child’s memory and continue the fight against pediatric cancer through a named fund that can be designated to support research projects, clinical trials, or other CureSearch initiatives. CureSearch is pleased to also offer Champion Funds to recognize children currently in treatment or who are now victorious in their battle against cancer. A Champion or Legacy Fund is a great way to further your personal commitment, or your team’s commitment, to finding a cure for children’s cancer. In 2015, CureSearch for Children’s Cancer was honored to partner with families to sponsor the following Funds:

• Amy Miller Champion Fund

• Danielle’s Roses Champion Fund

• Eloise Gould Legacy Fund

• Jacob Koenigs ‘Jakefest’ Memorial Fund

• Joey Keller Legacy Fund

• Luke McGuire Legacy Fund

• Nick Currey Legacy Fund

2015 CURESEARCH CURESADERS

The CureSearch CUREsaders are a special group of monthly donors that provide ongoing support to fund novel and innovative cancer research with automated monthly or quarterly gifts. Monthly giving is the best way to support CureSearch - it ensures consistent funds are available to invest

in research and assist thousands of families facing children’s cancer diagnoses each year.

Barrie Bamberg

Joshua Bieber

Joseph Bognaski

Nicholas Breit

Dawn Bossaller

Cynthia Buchanan

Michael Burkom

Suzanne Cardy

Herbert Carter

James Christy

Nandan Dharwadker

Dennis Dougherty

Danell Duncan

Myron Duncan-Plunkett

Kelley Frolich

Vivek Gandhi

Joel Grever

Nitin Gupta

Karla Hansen

Judith Harder

Kareem Haywood

Richard Hibbs

Kate Hogan

Peng Huang

Luke Jensen

Kathleen Jones

Greg Kaufman

Harold Keller

Ronald Kleinman

FangChi Lin

Alicia Mooney-Flynt

Laura Newman

Cherryl Nowell

James Ozeran

Johnathon Parsons

Ben Richey

Richard Roberson

Suzanne Sack

Edward Sarin

Mark Schmitt

Miranda Schubert

Anita Scott

Brandon Simchuk

Natalie Silak

Scott Slocum

Madeline Stacy

Sharon Strickland

Kathleen Su

Deborah Tschudy

Sudheer Tummala

John and Tonya Wise

CURESEARCH WALK TEAMSCongratulations to the CureSearch Walk Teams that raised $5,000 or more.

TEAM NAME WALK EVENT AMOUNT$20,000 and above

Hope for Sydney 2015 Pittsburgh CureSearch Walk $ 27,531

Haven's Highsteppers 2015 Rocky Mountain CureSearch Walk $ 25,290

Lots of Love 4 Lindsey 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 24,028

Paige's Pals 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 23,123

G.I. Jake 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 22,591

G Force 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 22,570

$15,000 - $19,999

Danielle's Roses Against Childhood CancerPittsburgh 2015 Pittsburgh CureSearch Walk $ 18,601

Mollys Miracle Makers 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 17,790

Advantage Hair Salon and Day Spa 2015 Knoxville CureSearch Walk $ 17,109

Team Zach 2015 Triangle CureSearch Walk $ 17,050

Christian's Crusaders - fighting for a cure 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 16,395

Kennedy's Cure 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 16,181

Team Madelyn 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 15,736

Relentless 2015 Northern Virginia CureSearch Walk $ 15,575

The A Team 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 15,469

Cole Train 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 15,406

BrAva 2015 Columbus CureSearch Walk & Family Day at the Zoo $ 15,000

TEAM NAME WALK EVENT AMOUNT$10,000 - $14,999

Team Julia 2015 Triangle CureSearch Walk $ 14,769

South Georgia Warriors 2015 Jacksonville CureSearch Walk $ 14,647

Becca's LEGacy 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 12,586

Glen's Army 2015 Louisville CureSearch Walk $ 12,517

Team Sheridan 2015 Oklahoma City CureSearch Walk $ 12,270

Nemours Children’s Specialty Care 2015 Tampa Bay CureSearch Walk $ 11,747

Tie Dye Troopers 2015 Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 11,048

Princess Strong 2015 Charlottesville CureSearch Walk $ 11,022

Team Katie 2015 Northern Virginia CureSearch Walk $ 10,702

Team SuperLuke 2015 Detroit CureSearch Walk $ 10,531

Team Zaya 2015 Nashville CureSearch Walk $ 10,389

Team Scott 2015 Northern Virginia CureSearch Walk $ 10,275

Wolfson’s Warriors 2015 Tampa Bay CureSearch Walk $ 10,157

$5,000 - $9,999

Team Maddie Star 2015 Miami CureSearch Walk $ 9,618

Mission Possible 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 9,269

Grahams Magic 2015 Knoxville CureSearch Walk $ 9,158

Team Laura 2015 Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 9,041

Team Clairebear 2015 Northern Virginia CureSearch Walk $ 9,033

Five 4 Fighting 2015 Lehigh Valley CureSearch Walk $ 9,025

Team QUINNSTRONG 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 8,827

Mission for Remission 2015 Miami CureSearch Walk $ 8,720

Kaitlyn's Krewe 2015 Tampa Bay CureSearch Walk $ 8,500

Ballard Brigade 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 8,430

Emily's Entourage 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 8,397

Team Nate 2015 Louisville CureSearch Walk $ 8,352

Rebecca's Rhabdo Raiders 2015 Nashville CureSearch Walk $ 8,159

Kiddos Kickin Cancer - RMCH 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 8,085

TEAM NAME WALK EVENT AMOUNTTeam Super Sam 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 7,965

Princess Belle's Friends 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 7,675

Team MLE 2015 Charlotte CureSearch Walk $ 7,610

Team Kayla 2015 Annapolis CureSearch Walk $ 7,585

Team Gavin Storm 2015 Annapolis CureSearch Walk $ 7,351

Anna's Army 2015 Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 7,170

Rachael's Rainbow 2015 Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 6,980

Brooklyn's Brigade 2015 Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 6,970

Team Quinton 2015 Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 6,777

#TeamDyllan 2015 Pittsburgh CureSearch Walk $ 6,740

Justin's Cadence 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 6,606

Miles for Mary 2015 Lehigh Valley CureSearch Walk $ 6,599

Garrett's Gang for the Cure 2015 Kalamazoo CureSearch Walk $ 6,517

Pacific Union Financial 2015 Dallas / Ft. Worth CureSearch Walk $ 6,485

Aiden's Army 2015 Columbus CureSearch Walk & Family Day at the Zoo $ 6,450

Walgreens 2015 Dallas / Ft. Worth CureSearch Walk $ 6,063

Team Riley 2015 Annapolis CureSearch Walk $ 5,885

MAHALO 2015 Pittsburgh CureSearch Walk $ 5,835

AnnaStrong 2015 Charlottesville CureSearch Walk $ 5,534

Team Z 2015 Northern Virginia CureSearch Walk $ 5,375

Nationwide Children's Hem/Onc BMT 2015 Columbus CureSearch Walk & Family Day at the Zoo $ 5,291

Team Sabrina 2015 Northern Virginia CureSearch Walk $ 5,176

BB's Buddies 2015 Detroit CureSearch Walk $ 5,163

Team Brinley 2015 Salt Lake City CureSearch Walk $ 5,110

Melanie's Misfits 2015 Charlotte CureSearch Walk $ 5,109

Daniela's Butterflies 2015 Miami CureSearch Walk $ 5,090

Team Beau 2015 Northern Virginia CureSearch Walk $ 5,060

Thumbs Down to Cancer 2015 Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 5,012

ULTIMATE HIKE SUMMIT CLUBThe Ultimate Hike Summit Club is made up of individuals who have raised a total of $5,000 or more for a single hike, and teams who average at least $5,000 per hiker.

INDIVIDUALS 2015Andrea Massari - $20,835 (Superior Hiking Trail)

Jennifer Bawcom - $20,209 (Superior Hiking Trail)

Frank Gioscia - $15,015 (Tecumseh Trail

Marc Lauricella - $12,950 (Superior Hiking Trail)

Nikki Zablocki - $12,500 (Dolly Sods)

Amy McKelvey - $8,432 (Foothills Trail)

Ted Zablocki - $7,743 (Dolly Sods)

Ryan Schmidt - $7,400 (Tecumseh Trail)

Meghan Lucas - $6,870 (Dolly Sods)

William Robertson - $5,850 (Foothills Trail)

Dan Farrow $5,780 (Dolly Sods)

Christine Worthy - $5,645 (Foothills Trail)

Mike Owen - $5,643 (Foothill Trail)

Jayant Khadikar - $5,541 (Superior Hiking Trail)

Jeff Anchell - $5,500 (Dolly Sods)

Cooper Wright - $5,438 (Dolly Sods)

Jennifer Lambermont $5,437 (Dolly Sods)

Seth Ruff - $5,276 (Superior Hiking Trail)

Scott Hauswirth - $5,111 (Superior Hiking Trail)

Jim Baar - $5,069 (Foothills Trail)

Frank Brietman - $5,056 (Dolly Sods)

Kevin Stitt - $5,025 (Foothills Trail)

TEAM 2015Team ShepBee (Superior Hiking Trail) - $61,969

Wesley’s Warriors (Dolly Sods) - $55,606

CURESEARCH GOLD RIBBON EVENTSCongratulations to 2015 Gold Ribbon Events and Gold Ribbon event teams that raised $5,000 or more.

In Memory of Oliver - $33,229

Evansville Gold Ribbon Event - $30,220

Portland Gold Ribbon Event - $27,779

Alexa Brown Memorial 5K Run/Walk - $14,750

Haymakers for Hope - $11,597

Indianapolis Gold Ribbon Event - $11,596

Michael Manger- Running for the 46 - $11,326

Game Changers - Portland $7,882

Wisconsin Cheese Maker’s Association Golf Outing - $7,614

Cassie’s Angels - Portland - $6,630

Team Feller- Evansville - $6,610

Josh’s Jog - $6,350

Team Titzer - Evansville $5,145

Join in the fight against children’s cancer, no matter where you are, at curesearchgold.org.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONJANUARY 1, 2014 – DECEMBER 31, 2015

BALANCE SHEET

ASSETS 2015 2014

Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 738,819 $ 883,006

Accounts receivable $ 370,956 $ 78,904

Contribution receivable $ 91,000 $ -0-

Investments, current portion $ 3,240,599 $ 3,722,211

Prepaid expenses $ 50,880 $ 81,603

Property $ 115,234 $ 142,663

Investments, long-term $ 2,500,000 $ 2,500,000

Assets held in trust $ 74,549 $ 20,419

Deposits $ 28,491 $ 33,459

Total Assets $ 7,210,528 $ 7,462,265

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2015 2014

Accounts Payable and accrued expenses $ 230,422 $ 225,013

Deferred revenue $ 33,638 $ 5,040

Deferred rent $ 150.785 $ 179,167

Deferred compensation $ 74,549 $ 20,419

Unrestricted assets $ 1,280,881 $ 1,555,951

Temporary restricted assets $ 2,940,252 $ 2,976,675

Permanently restricted assets $ 2,500,000 $ 2,500,000

Total Liabilitiesand Net Assets $ 7,210,528 $ 7,462,265

FINANCIALS2015 REVENUE AND EXPENSES

Contributions $ 2,532,731

Institutional grants and gifts $ 386,500

Cause Marketing $ 421,799

Special Events $ 2,804,849

Investment Income $ 2,753

Other $ 36

Total Support and Revenue $ 6,148,668

Programmatic Initiatives $ 3,740,186

Fundraising $ 2,010,460

Management $ 709,514

Total Revenue and Expenses $ 6, 460,160

Stuart Siegel, MDChair of the BoardDirector (Retired)Center for Global HealthChildren’s Hospital Los Angeles

Co-Medical Director (Retired)Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer ProgramNorris/University of Southern California Comprehensive Cancer Center

Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine (Retired)Keck School of MedicineUniversity of Southern California

Founding Director (Retired)Center for Cancer and Blood DiseasesChildren’s Hospital Los Angeles

Mike CarterTreasurer of the BoardCo-FounderScott Carter Foundation

Director of AthleticsOral Roberts UniversityTulsa, OK

Michael R. Miller, EsquireSecretary of the BoardAttorney, Miller Tack & MadisonTampa, FL

Paula Carter Co-FounderScott Carter Foundation Tulsa, OK

Annie Gould Childhood Cancer AdvocateBarboursville, VA

Carleen Hawn 1

CEO & Co-FounderHealthspottr San Anselmo, CA

Laura Hogan, MD**Director, Pediatric Oncology Survivorship Clinic, Stony Brook University Stony Brook, NY

Matthew Kelly Co-Founder and CEO, Street Factory Media Minneapolis, MN

Richard J. O’Reilly, MD 2

Chairman, Department of PediatricsChief, Bone Marrow Transplantation Service Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterNew York, NY

Trevor PriceFounder & Managing PartnerOxeon PartnersNew York, NY

Alan Rosenthal, CPA, CFE Partner, Cotton & Company LLP Alexandria, VA

Raphaël Rousseau, MD, PhD Chair, Industry Advisory CouncilGlobal Franchise Head, PediatricsGenentech

BOARD EMERITUS Mary PayneEmeritus DirectorMinneapolis, MN

Richard PayneEmeritus DirectorVice Chairman, Wholesale BankingU.S. BancorpMinneapolis, MN

1 Elected to the Board of Directors in 2015

2 Elected to the Board of Directors in 2015; Ex-Officio**denotes Honorary Director

This is the current roster for 2015, which reflects updates since 2014.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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