ANNUAL REPORT

2014

LETTER FROM THE CEO

DONATE NOW FOR THE FUTURE EVERY CHILD

DESERVES.

2014 was a year of transformation for CureSearch. The devastating facts surrounding children’s cancer reinforced that we needed to change our business model to truly have an impact on both finding cures and improving the quality of life of young cancer fighters and survivors. That’s why we are laser-focused on driving innovative research with the potential to reach children as soon as possible. The 15,780 children diagnosed with cancer this year and the more than 40,000 children undergoing cancer treatment today deserve better: better therapies, better cures, better long-term health. But, CureSearch cannot do it alone. Together with the help of our donors, partners, event participants and monthly contributors, we are fighting for the future every child deserves and every parent dreams of. Join us. Make a difference. End children’s cancer.

Laura ThrallCEOCureSearch for Children’s Cancer

DONATE NOW FOR THE FUTURE EVERY CHILD

DESERVES.

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 five new drugs, the identification of 350 new drug targets and most excitingly, one new therapy that promises to be ready for 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.

THE ACCELERATION INITIATIVEThis $10M trailblazing initiative is our commitment to surface the most promising children’s cancer research, drive it to clinical practice, and

quickly find better treatments and cures.

ACCELERATION INITIATIVE 1$5M over three years

THE ACCELERATION INITIATIVE

CHALLENGE 1:Develop novel approaches to treating metastatic disease with the potential for broad applicability to multiple cancers and have a high probability of clinical application within 3 years.

Mary Beckerle, Ph.D.Huntsman Cancer InstituteUniversity of UtahEpigenetics

$1.73M• Two new drugs for Ewings

Sarcoma• Two preclinical models• 35 tumor samples

PROGRESS REPORT“CureSearch has enabled us to perform the expensive and time-consuming phase of pre-clinical testing and helped us get closer to a clinical trial.”

CHALLENGE 2:Develop technologies or therapeutic approaches to overcoming drug resistance of refractory cancers that have a high probability of clinical application within three years.

William Weiss, Ph.D.The Regents of the University of California, CAEpigenetics

$1.88M• Three new drugs to treat

medulloblastoma• Two preclinical models• 28 tumor samples• 200 potential drug targets

PROGRESS REPORT“Funding from CureSearch has enabled my team to test drugs that are in the clinic or about to enter trials that can be re -purposed to treat medulloblastoma.”

CHALLENGE 3:Develop approaches to tackling critical scientific and therapeutic roadblocks that, if successful, will accelerate the delivery of promising therapeutic interventions.

Kathleen Sakamoto, MD, Ph.D.Stanford UniversityImmunotherapy*

$1.37M• One novel therapy nearing

clinical trial• Pediatric trial• Seven tumor types tested

*Studies deferred.

PROGRESS REPORT“We are encouraged that with FDA approval, we can open the pediatric Phase I clinical trial by the end of 2016”

YOUNG INVESTIGATOR 1

$1.2M OVER TWO YEARS; $100,000/YEAR(2012-2014)

Develop novel approaches to treating metastatic disease with the potential for broad applicability to multiple cancers and have a high probability of clinical application within 3 years.

Twelve researchers focused on high-risk, poor outcome cancers:

• Acute myeloid leukemia (AML)• Adolescent and young adult tumors• Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)• Neuroblastoma• Hodgkin lymphoma• Rhabdomyosarcoma• Late effects/survivorship• Bone, liver, brain and renal tumors

YOUNG RESEARCH MILESTONES

69patients

enrolled in twoclinical studies

3drugtherapies

in preclinical testing

16 tumormodels used

350 drugtargets identified

14,070genes investigated

YOUNG INVESTIGATOR 2$1.35M OVER THREE YEARS; $75,000/YEAR(2015-2018)

Encouraged by the promise and success of our first 12 Young Investigators, CureSearch recently awarded six new grants. 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

CLINICAL TRIALSIn 2014, CureSearch awarded $500,000 to support clinical research at 55 hospitals treating approximately 2,500 patients across the U.S.

Clinical research:• Leads to breakthrough treatments

• Enables scientific breakthroughs and advances in treatment

• Reaches people faster, saves lives and changes the odds for children now and the future

CureSearch supports clinical trials at local hospitals that show promise in making a difference for children with cancer.

FA C T :60% of childhood cancer patients receive treatments through clinical trials.

55HOSPITALS

Phoenix Children’s Hospital

Children’s Hospital, Los Angeles

Regents of the University of California - San Francisco

Stanford University

University of California, San Diego

Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children-Presbyterian St. Luke’s Medical

University of Colorado Children’s Hospital of Denver

Children’s National Medical Center (WDC)

Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, Wilmington

Baptist Health System Foundation

Florida Hospital

Miami Children’s Hospital

Nemours Children’s Clinic - Jacksonville

Nemours Children’s Hospital

St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital of Tampa

St. Mary’s Medical Center

Tampa General Hospital

Blank Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Center

University of Iowa

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

Loyola University Chicago, Health Sciences Division

The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois - Chicago

The University of Chicago

St.Vincent Hospital and Health Care Center, Inc.

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Tufts Medical Center, Inc.

Johns Hopkins Univ. School of Medicine

Hurley Medical Center

Wayne State University

Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota

Mayo Clinic Cancer Center

Regents of the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Mercy Hospital St. Louis

St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation

Carolinas Medical Center

Duke University Medical Center

Novant Health Foundation Presbyterian Medical Center

Children’s Hospital & Medical Center

Hackensack University Medical Center

Morristown Medical Center

Newark Beth Israel Medical Center

Saint Peter’s University Hospital

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Stony Brook University

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Dayton Children’s Hospital

The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Toledo Children’s Hospital

Warren Cancer Research Foundation

Oregon Health & Science University

Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC

Lehigh Valley Hospital, Inc.

St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children

East Tennessee Children’s Hospital

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Baylor College of Medicine

Covenant Children’s Hospital

Dell Children’s Medical Center

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah

Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital and Health Center

Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation

University of Washington

SUPPORTING FAMILIESBecause no 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 2014 by offering:

INTERACTIVE RESOURCES• Webinars for school support• Videos for families

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

COMMUNITY EVENTS• 57 CureSearch Walks• 4 Ultimate Hikes• 34 States

CURESEARCH.ORG• 471,500 unique visitors• 42,000 participants

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

$100,000+C.H. Robinson Worldwide and Affiliates – MJ Golf Event*

Genentech Foundation*

Jacob Koenigs ‘Jakefest’ Memorial Fund and Kiewit*

Shark Shootout Charities*

$50,000 - $99,999Amgen, Inc.*

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Mary and Richard Payne

Sanofi-Aventis U.S.

The Helen Zera Foundation

Ward Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999Anonymous

Shep & Bee’s Party – Jennifer Bawcom and Matt Kelly

Empowered Wealth Foundation

Brianna and Andrew Hoffman

Lunar Solis Corporation

Oxeon Partners, LLC - Trevor Price

Pfizer, Inc.

$15,000 - $24,999Paula and Michael Carter

The Scott Carter Foundation

Kevin J. Grehan

Jason Harinstein

Andrew Illig Memorial Gold Outing

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant

Nash Finch Company

Susan and Patrick Nola

TIC Holdings, Inc.

Barbara and Stuart E. Siegel, M.D.

2014 DONOR HONOR ROLL

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

* denotes lifetime giver of over $1M

$5,000 - $14,999A & J Childhood Cancer FundABC 4 MaddyAlvine and Associates American Electric PowerAmerican Empowerment FoundationAmerican Express FoundationAmerican Express Travel Related Service CompanyAstraZeneca PharmaceuticalsJames BanksBaptist Medical CenterChristopher J. BermanCarly BlaineBravaHeidi BuckmanBen CarnazzoCarolinas Healthcare FoundationTimothy CarterCelgene CorporationChildren’s Hospital & Clinics of MinnesotaChildren’s Hospital of Saint FrancisChris Kelsey Tackle FoundationClark B. and Kathleen H. Hinckley Charitable FundClyde Kiwanis ClubColumbus High School (Texas)Marty CoyneDana-Farber Cancer Institute Dayton Children’s HospitalJason DewittJames DutcherEmployees of Glencore International AGEnterprise Holdings Foundation

Frank ErlainDavid FlickingerGermino Healthcare Finance, LLC.Anne and Alex GouldGreater Washington Association of Health UnderwritersFaith and Joe GutierrezGarrett HartleHarvey L. Miller Family FoundationTroy HeckmasterIBEW - Electrical Union #584Jamie JohnsonJosh’s JogElizabeth KellerKohl’sLehigh Valley Health NetworkLilly Pharmaceutical Leeam LowinRick MacDonaldRosie and Mike MarsengillMason Public Schools (Michigan)Mass. Electric Construction Co.Mattel, Inc.Donna McCauleyKenneth MeansMercy HospitalLori and Mike MersSusan R. MeyersMid-Plains InsulationMichael R. MillerModern Business AssociatesMolly Miracle MakersMoser Family Foundation, Inc.Seth Myers

Melanie NardoneNationwide Children’s HospitalNemoursNovant HealthLinda OgleOncology Hematology Associates of Southwest IndianaStephen PeacockPierce County Middle School (Georgia)Renah Blair Rietzke Family and Community FoundationRepublics Plastics, LTDSharon K. Miyamoto and Thomas J. RieiterChristine and Steve SchwarzmanSeattle Children’sSexton Family FoundationSheridan’s Sunshine Foundation Sigma-Tau PharmaceuticalsSt. Louis Children’s HospitalStoney Brook Children’s HospitalSunz InsuranceTampa General HospitalColleen and Michael TaylorTerpSysTeva PharmaceuticalsPeter ThayerThe Colin CompanyChristina N. ThomasUnited Therapeutics CorporationMelissa VargasLaurie and Joe VervaeckeWilson Family FoundationWorkforce Business Services, Inc.Employees of World Bank Community Connections Fun

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

MILLION DOLLAR CLUB LEGACY & CHAMPION FUND DONORS

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

• Amgen, Inc.

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

• Genentech Foundation

• Jacob Koenigs ‘Jakefest’ Memorial Fund and Kiewit

• 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 2014, CureSearch for Children’s Cancer was honored to partner with families to sponsor the following Funds:

• Amy Miller Champion Fund• Baby V Fund• Danielle’s Roses Champion Fund• Jacob Koenigs ‘Jakefest’ Memorial Fund• Joey Keller Legacy Fund• Luke McGuire Legacy Fund• Nearburg Foundation Legacy Fund• Nick Currey Legacy Fund• Ronnie Newsome Legacy Fund• Team Jack Legacy Fund

CURESEARCH CURESADERSThe 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.

Aaron Arnold

Annis Barry

Joseph Bognaski

Michael Bonham

Nicholas Breit

Cynthia Buchanan

Michael Burkom

Suzanne Cardy

Daniel Casar

Brenda Caster

Eldridge Childress

James Christy

Leonel Delamo

Nandan Dharwadker

Richard Dopson

Dennis Dougherty

Jeff Flowers

Kelley Frolich

Joel Grever

David Gosser

Daisy Gould

Nitin Gupta

Judith Harder

Lewis Harry

Craig Henneberry

Richard Hibbs

Peng Huang

Jenny Johnston

Kathleen Jones

Greg Kaufman

Ronald Kleinman

Erin Kmick

FangChi Lin

Elizabeth McHugh

Alicia Mooney-Flynt

Cherryl Nowell

James Ozeran

Jennifer Paperny

Johnathon Parsons

Yober Perguero

Linda Peterlin

Donald Pursglove

Ben Richey

Richard Roberson

Ruth Ruley

Suzanne Sack

Edward Sarin

Anita Scott

Brandon Simchuk

Scott Slocum

Madeline Stacy

Sharon Strickland

Kathleen Su

Julie Taylor

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

LOL 4 Lindsey Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 30,511

G.I. Jake Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 29,841

MJ Cancer Fighters Dallas / Ft. Worth CureSearch Walk $ 26,105

Danielle's Roses Against Childhood Cancer Pittsburgh CureSearch Walk $ 25,969

Paige's Pals Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 25,103

Team Zach Triangle CureSearch Walk $ 25,001

SUPER Team Knoxville CureSearch Walk $ 24,719

G Force Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 20,217

$15,000 - $19,999

Team Sheridan Oklahoma City CureSearch Walk $ 15,560

The A Team Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 15,084

$10,000 - $14,999

Five 4 Fighting Lehigh Valley CureSearch Walk $ 14,345

Team QUINNSTRONG Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 14,029

Team SuperLuke Detroit CureSearch Walk $ 13,460

Glen's Army Louisville CureSearch Walk $ 13,451

Mollys Miracle Makers Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 13,417

Hope for Sydney Pittsburgh CureSearch Walk $ 12,976

South Georgia Warriors Jacksonville CureSearch Walk $ 12,790

Becca's LEGacy Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 12,227

Live Alyssa Live Charlottesville CureSearch Walk $ 11,612

Mission Possible Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 11,494

Team Preston Charlottesville CureSearch Walk $ 11,392

Matthew's Heart and Sole Washington, DC CureSearch Walk $ 11,146

Princess Strong Charlottesville CureSearch Walk $ 10,498

Hoops For Hope Detroit CureSearch Walk $ 10,376

TEAM NAME WALK EVENT AMOUNT Team Becca Northeast Ohio CureSearch Walk $ 10,370

Team Olivia Dallas / Ft. Worth CureSearch Walk $ 10,243

Jedi Colin Tulsa CureSearch Walk $ 10,223

BrAva Columbus CureSearch Walk & Family Day at the Zoo $ 10,030

$5,000 - $9,999

Dreams for Delaney New Jersey CureSearch Walk $ 9,740

SuperGraem Tulsa CureSearch Walk $ 9,439

Daniela's Butterflies Miami CureSearch Walk $ 9,366

Cottage Kids Crusaders Santa Barbara CureSearch Walk $ 9,360

The Zinnias Charlottesville CureSearch Walk $ 9,223

Team TRENT Dallas / Ft. Worth CureSearch Walk $ 9,092

The E Team Washington, DC CureSearch Walk $ 8,917

Scott Carter's HEROES Tulsa CureSearch Walk $ 8,840

Ryder's Army Tulsa CureSearch Walk $ 8,820

Peace Love Cure Long Island CureSearch Walk $ 8,780

Anna's Army Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 8,717

Cayden's Legacy Tulsa CureSearch Walk $ 8,654

Team MLE Charlotte CureSearch Walk $ 8,598

In Memory of Katherine Ann Collins Dallas / Ft. Worth CureSearch Walk $ 8,362

Kaitlyn's Krewe Tampa Bay CureSearch Walk $ 8,344

Cole Train Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 8,300

Smile 4 Safia Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 8,264

Team Laura Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 8,215

AnnaStrong Charlottesville CureSearch Walk $ 8,128

Cancer Crushers Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 7,980

Haven's Highsteppers Rocky Mountain CureSearch Walk $ 7,934

Aiden's Army Columbus CureSearch Walk & Family Day at the Zoo $ 7,898

TCHoppers Toledo CureSearch Walk $ 7,708

Team Super Sam Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 7,640

Cole's Crew Long Island CureSearch Walk $ 7,295

Bonneville Cancer Kickers Salt Lake City CureSearch Walk $ 7,155

Stay Strong 4 Samuel Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 7,070

TEAM NAME WALK EVENT AMOUNT Team Evangeline Salt Lake City CureSearch Walk $ 7,010

Team Jace A Healing Bay Area CureSearch Walk $ 6,918

Team Tate Indianapolis CureSearch Walk $ 6,905

Rebecca's Rhabdo Raiders Nashville CureSearch Walk $ 6,882

Team Bree Houston CureSearch Walk $ 6,830

Cooper's Troopers Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 6,825

Knox Thomas Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 6,618

Nathan's Hope Dayton CureSearch Walk $ 6,520

Team Nate Louisville CureSearch Walk $ 6,480

Maddie Star Miami CureSearch Walk $ 6,408

DrewsCrew Charlotte CureSearch Walk $ 6,405

Team Zaya Nashville CureSearch Walk $ 6,404

Team Shepbee Twin Cities CureSearch Walk $ 6,390

Team Kayla Annapolis CureSearch Walk $ 6,282

Imagine A Cure (Imagination Players) Delaware CureSearch Walk $ 6,250

Gianna's Team Long Island CureSearch Walk $ 6,205

Walking With Wilson Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 6,196

GoingGOLDforGibney Phoenix CureSearch Walk $ 6,160

Ballard Brigade Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 6,145

Zach's Friends Philadelphia CureSearch Walk $ 6,139

Team Riley Annapolis CureSearch Walk $ 6,135

Rachael's Rainbow Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 6,131

Game Changers Portland CureSearch Walk $ 6,010

CHRISTIAN'S CRUSADERS Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 6,010

St. Peters University Hospital New Jersey CureSearch Walk $ 5,992

Team Gavin Storm Annapolis CureSearch Walk $ 5,952

Kennedy's Cure Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 5,941

Kiddos Kickin Cancer Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 5,901

Tanner's Termites Los Angeles CureSearch Walk $ 5,885

Chloe's Royal Soldiers Detroit CureSearch Walk $ 5,844

Asher's Stormtroopers Kansas City CureSearch Walk $ 5,782

Brycen's Walking Warriors Jacksonville CureSearch Walk $ 5,756

TEAM NAME WALK EVENT AMOUNT Honoring Our Angels Walking for Our Warriors Delaware CureSearch Walk $ 5,720

All for JP none for ALL Salt Lake City CureSearch Walk $ 5,714

Cancer Sucks Tulsa CureSearch Walk $ 5,526

Thumbs Down to Cancer Chicago CureSearch Walk $ 5,509

Compete for a Cause Detroit CureSearch Walk $ 5,500

Baby J's Fight Club West Palm Beach CureSearch Walk $ 5,498

Holt's Hero Squad Austin CureSearch Walk $ 5,485

Eliana's Dream Team Santa Barbara CureSearch Walk $ 5,472

Millie's Princess Foundation Salt Lake City CureSearch Walk $ 5,355

Team Brianna Tampa Bay CureSearch Walk $ 5,322

Cuddle Bugs Long Island CureSearch Walk $ 5,300

Kate and Friends Delaware CureSearch Walk $ 5,266

Cure Crew Tacoma CureSearch Walk $ 5,225

Camp Agape NW Tacoma CureSearch Walk $ 5,175

Think Pink for Paige Omaha CureSearch Walk $ 5,060

Team CHLA Los Angeles CureSearch Walk $ 5,057

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 $5,000 per hiker.

Individuals 2014Sally Ericksen - $5,050 (Superior Hiking Trail)Frank Breitman - $5,101 (Dolly Sods)Nikki Zabolocki - $5,316 (Dolly Sods)Joyce Saunders - $5,342 (Dolly Sods)Andrea Massari - $6,165 (Superior Hiking Trail)Frank Gioscia - $6,435 (Tecumseh)Amy McKelvey - $6,590 (Foothills)

Christy Griffith - $7,090 (Dolly Sods)Jeff Busby - $14,260 (Dolly Sods)Jennifer Bawcom - $27,132 (Superior Hiking Trail)

Team 2014Wesley’s Warriors (Dolly Sods) - $10,125Team ShepBee (Superior Hiking Trail) - $37,937

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONJANUARY 1, 2013 – DECEMBER 31, 2014

BALANCE SHEET

ASSETS 2014 2013

Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 883,006 $ 543,841

Accounts receivable $ 78,904 $ 213,522

Contribution receivable $ - $ 71,738

Investments, current portion $ 3,722,211 $ 4,658,573

Prepaid expenses $ 81,603 $ 79,217

Property $ 142,663 $ 38,131

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

Assets held in trust $ 20,419 $ -

Deposits $ 33,459 $ 31,459

Total Assets $ 7,462,265 $ 8,136,481

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2014 2013

Accounts Payable and accrued expenses $ 225,013 $ 474,264

Deferred revenue $ 5,040 $ 32,053

Deferred rent $ 179,167 $ 20,583

Deferred compensation $ 20,419 $ -

Unrestricted assets $ 1,555,951 $ 1,623,300

Temporary restricted assets $ 2,976,675 $ 3,486,281

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

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 7,462,265 $ 8,136,481

REVENUE AND EXPENSE

FINANCIALS2014 EXPENSES

Contributions $ 2,002,773

Institutional grants and gifts $ 15,000

Cause Marketing $ 114,056

Special Events $ 3,666,246

Investment Income $ 187,096

Other $ 41,814

Total $ 6,026,985

Programmatic Initiatives $ 3,211,384

Fundraising $ 2,435,183

Management $ 957,373

Total $ 6,603,940

Stuart Siegel, MDChair of the BoardDirectorCenter for Global HealthChildren’s Hospital Los Angeles

Co-Medical DirectorAdolescent and Young Adult Cancer ProgramNorris/University of Southern California Comprehensive Cancer Center

Professor of Pediatrics and MedicineKeck School of MedicineUniversity of Southern California

Founding DirectorCenter 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, Kunkel Miller & HamentTampa, 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

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.

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