WHAT AM I GOING TO DO?

I THINK THAT’S WHAT THE DOCTOR JUST SAID.
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
WHAT AM I GOING TO DO?
F O U N D A T I O N
I’ M ONLY 35. I DON’ T
EVEN HAVE A FAMILY HISTORY OF C A N C E R.
L I V E S T R O N G
I CAN ’ T HEAR HIM. MY EARS WON’ T STOP R I N G I N G .
2 O I 3
“YOU HAVE CANCER.”
I KNOW WHAT I ’ M GOING TO DO—I ’ M GOING TO CALL LIVE STRONG .
I JUST DON ’ T UNDERSTAND.
MY PARENTS WILL PROBABLY
F A L L A P A R T.
I DON ’ T KNOW IF I CAN PUT THEM THROUGH THIS. SHOULD I TELL
MY FRIENDS?
Monday, September 10, 2014 9:00 AM
LIVESTRONG Global Email List
Never Give Up
Dear Friends,
I want to thank you for your hundreds of emails and letters during this past year. All of us here at the
LIVESTRONG Foundation needed to hear from you more than ever. We needed to know what you were
thinking, and we even needed to hear your skepticism and concerns. Your words were vital to our work,
and we’re proud to say that because of your support, LIVESTRONG touched the lives of more than
395,000 people affected by cancer in 2013. Also because of your support, we were able to weather a tough
period and move to the next phase of our evolution.
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Your fight is our fight. Always has been, always will be.
LIVESTRONG,
Doug Ulman,
President and CEO, The LIVESTRONG Foundation
R E P O R T
So thank you for continuing to believe in LIVESTRONG’s mission. Knowing that you supported our
goal to help cancer survivors and caregivers everywhere was extremely important for all of us here at
the Foundation. Your words reminded us of the reason we are here. We continue to listen to you and
appreciate your honesty, but most of all, we value your loyalty and support.
A N N U A L
When we get a letter like the one I received from a childhood friend whose husband recently was
diagnosed, my heart breaks. But when I get an email from a stranger thanking us for a great conversation
with one of LIVESTRONG’s navigators, it lifts my spirits. Cancer is not a solo journey—it is a team effort.
And at LIVESTRONG, the entire team is ready and willing to assist anyone who needs knowledge, tools,
expertise, counsel and informed advice—we are here to help.
F O U N D A T I O N
We will continue supporting innovative ideas and products that focus solely on the cancer patients
through our Big C social innovation competition. We’ll be helping cancer patients get back in motion
with our LIVESTRONG at the YMCA programs in more than 300 locations around the country. And,
as we do every day, we will send out LIVESTRONG Guidebooks for free to those who just heard those
difficult words: “You have cancer.”
L I V E S T R O N G
In the coming year, LIVESTRONG’s future will include finding new partners while embracing our
existing friends and continuing to focus on what is important—helping people affected by cancer now.
We are building an approach to patient-centered care on the basis of our 17-year history of listening to
patients, supporters and caregivers. We will release the results of our latest survey of cancer patients
and survivors that is at the core of LIVESTRONG’s programs and will be used by many other
organizations as they plan their outreach to help the cancer community.
2 O I 3
GIV E UP
Sent:
To:
Subject:
3
1
NE VER
Doug Ulman
CANCER
2 O I 3
L I V E S T R O N G
F O U N D A T I O N
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
J E D , 3 5, T E S T I C U L A R C A N C E R S U R V I V O R
2
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E V ERYONE
5
T OUCHES
MAYBE I SHOULD GET A SECOND OPINION?
C ancer
T ouches
E veryone
MY HUSBAND. MY DAUGHTER.
HOW DO I EXPLAIN CANCER TO A C H I L D ?
One day, you or someone you know may need
support. LIVESTRONG is here to help.
MY EYEBROWS.
MY EYELASHES.
I WONDER IF I’LL LOSE MY JOB.
MY NAVIGATOR CAN HELP ME WITH MY FINANCIAL CONCERNS.
DON’T
worried that they would
be forced to retire or quit
before they were ready.
30%
went into debt because of
their cancer (as did some
of their family members).
SMOKE AND I R A R E L Y DRINK.
10%
were denied insurance
coverage because of
their diagnosis.
WHY DID THIS HAPPEN?
I EAT HEALTHY.
TO
EXPLODE.
R E P O R T
I EXERCISE. I
55%
A N N U A L
WHAT DID I DO WRONG?
MY HEAD FEELS LIKE IT ’ S GOING
*According to American Cancer Society's© Cancer Facts & Figures 2014
F O U N D A T I O N
equipment and supplies.
L I V E S T R O N G
ACCORDING TO THE 2012
LIVESTRONG SURVEY, CANCER
SURVIVORS REPORTED:
out of pocket for
71% paid
medications, medical
BARELY AFFORD WHAT INSURANCE DOESN’T PAY.
2 O I 3
WE CAN
INSURANCE.
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I WONDER IF I’LL LOSE MY
people are expected to have
a history of cancer in the
United States in 2020.*
people have a history of cancer
today in the United States.*
HAIR WILL F A L L O U T ?
7
18M
13.7M
HOW DO I EXPLAIN THAT MY
C ancer
T ouches
DOUBLE
MASTECTOMY?
everyone
CHEMOTHERAPY?
I CAN PRESERVE MY FERTILITY NOW AND KEEP MY OPTIONS OPEN.
INFERTILITY? EARLY MENOPAUSE?
I FELT ONE LUMP MONTHS AGO, BUT EVERYONE
C H E M O T H E R A P Y.
I THOUGHT I COULD HANDLE THIS, BUT IT’S MORE DIFFICULT THAN I CAN HANDLE.
MY BODY IS FAILING ME.
I’M N O L O N G E R I N
*According to American Cancer Society's© Cancer Facts & Figures 2014
I’M NOT ABLE TO GO TO WORK.
CONTROL.
R E P O R T
THE EFFECTS OF
A N N U A L
ASSURED ME IT WAS OK .
NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT. PROBABLY BENIGN. JUST A CYST.
AND HERE I AM BEING WHEELED INTO SURGERY.
F O U N D A T I O N
THREE TUMORS, THE DOCTOR SAID.
L I V E S T R O N G
THIS ISN ’ T WHAT I PLANNED FOR MY FUTURE.
2 O I 3
A AR O N , 3 0 , H O D G K I N S L Y M P H O M A S U R V I V O R
H E AT H E R , 3 9 , D E S M O I D S A R C O M A S U R V I V O R
THE ABILITY TO HAVE MORE KIDS.
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93% of 2010
LIVESTRONG
Survey respondents
experienced fear
of recurrence, grief
or depression after
treatment ended.
I MIGHT LOSE
9
50 MEN
%
33 WOMEN
%
93 FEAR
%
1:2 Men
1:3 Women
are at risk of being
diagnosed with
cancer in their
lifetime in the
United States.*
WIFE AND MOTHER.
EVERY DAY IS A NEW DOCTOR’ S APPOINTMENT. REP E AT ING
C ancer
T ouches
THE SAME
everyone
INFO
TO PEOPLE WHO DON ’ T
The LIVESTRONG Cancer Navigation
Center offers free, confidential and
personalized support to anyone
affected by cancer. This is all possible
thanks to your generosity and belief
in the LIVESTRONG mission to help
cancer survivors everywhere.
TRULY UNDERSTAND
WHAT I’M GOING THROUGH.
EVERY TIME I THROW UP, I FEEL LIKE I’M GOING TO PUKE OUT MY ORGANS.
FOOD
STARTED TO FALL OUT,
THE CLIPPERS.
WE BOTH CRIED AS MY LONG BROWN HAIR FELL TO THE
1
AND
IS CURL UP UNDER A BLANKET
NEVER COME OUT.
TOP FIVE CONCERNS OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY CANCER.
assistance with medical expenses. We can guide you through
1. Finding
your financial assistance options.
2
MY LIFE IS AT A
STANDSTILL.
R E P O R T
I THOUGHT I COULD HANDLE THIS,
A N N U A L
PEOPLE HAVE RECEIVED FREE ONE-ON-ONE CANCER SUPPORT
GROUND.
F O U N D A T I O N
ALL I WANT TO DO
2 O I 3
CHARGED UP
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MY HUSBAND
1 1
MY HEART SANK.
L I V E S T R O N G
>89,177
in person, online and over the phone since we began offering cancer navigation services.
DOESN’T TASTE RIGHT. WHEN MY HAIR
MY LIVE STRONG NAVIGATOR IS GOING TO HELP ME THROUGH THIS.
health and wellness information. A healthy lifestyle can
2. Receiving
help you cope with the late effects of treatment.
how to cope emotionally with cancer. Build a support
3. Learning
community. You don’t need to face cancer alone.
about federal and state benefit programs. These programs
4. Learning
can help those who can’t work due to cancer, treatment or aftereffects.
5.
Locating help with household expenses. We can help make it possible to
remain safe and comfortable at home while having a good quality of life.
RE N E E , 4 0, B RE A ST CAN C E R SURV IVO R
Total one-on-one served from 2004-2013.
2
According to LIVESTRONG's 2013 Navigation clients.
1
I HAVE TO
LIMIT TIME WITH MY KID. I CAN ’ T CATCH A COLD FROM HER. MY IMMUNE SYSTEM IS
TOO WEAK .
LIFT
MY BODY TO PLAY WITH HER. ON MY GOOD DAYS,
I CAN BARELY
I CAN HELP HER WITH HER HOMEWORK. BEING A MOM AND WIFE
IS REALLY CHALLENGING R I G H T N O W.
CANCER IS TAKINGTONIGHT
HOLDI’M JOINING
OF MYAN ONLINE
LIFE.PATIENT SUPPORT PROGRAM.
1 3
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2 O I 3
L I V E S T R O N G
FIGHT
F O U N D A T I O N
IS OUR
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
FIGHT
NOW
3
YOUR
THERE IS
Y O U R
F I G H T
I S
O U R
F I G H T
Each number here
represents the names
and faces of people we
helped in 2013 thanks
to your support. Here
at LIVESTRONG, we
believe that no one
should have to face
cancer alone. N O W
received the LIVESTRONG
Guidebook, a two-volume set
for cancer survivors as they
navigate the health care system,
and other printed materials.
were reached through the
LIVESTRONG at School
program, a curriculum
to teach k-12 students
about cancer.
were supported, educated
and engaged at our website.
IT ’ S HARD NOT
TO FEEL ANXIOUS
EVERY DAY.
AT LEAST
THE WOMEN AT THE SUPPORT GROUP UNDERSTAND.
CLAIR HAS LEUKEMIA AND IS
TESS IS SIXTEEN AND WILL PROBABLY
A SINGLE MOM WITH TWO
KIDS .
NEVER HAVE CHILDREN. MARGOT ALSO HAD A MASTECTOMY.
NO LONGER IN REMISSION.
WE ARE ALL IN THE SAME HELL.
GOING T H R O U G H CHEMO HAS BEEN GETTING EASIER.
TO FEEL GUILTY
used the LIVESTRONG Care
Plan to guide them through
follow-up appointments,
psychosocial effects and
healthy living after treatment.
participated in LIVESTRONG
at the YMCA, a post-treatment
exercise program available for
cancer survivors.
DAYS .
MY CANCER IS GETTING EASIER FOR MY
LITTLE GIRL.
WE ARE SENDING HER TO CAMP KESEM.
I ’ VE MADE
SO MANY FRIENDS
GOING THROUGH
I JOINED AN ART WORKSHOP FOR CANCER SURVIVORS.
THE SAME THING.
LIVESTRONG provided all
of these life-changing
resources, programs and
services free of charge in 2013
to people affected by cancer.
R E P O R T
WHEN I ’ M HAVING ONE OF MY BAD
A N N U A L
I’ VE LEARNED NOT
F O U N D A T I O N
received one-on-one cancer
support and guidance from
a LIVESTRONG Navigator.
SHE IS
L I V E S T R O N G
participated in the
Community Impact Project,
an initiative that replicates
proven cancer programs
across the country.
2 O I 3
JILL IS IN HER 60 S AND FOUND OUT THIS WEEK
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104,683
73,660
55,856
45,000
13,706
8,480
7,858
FREE
HE ’ S TAKING ON SO MUCH OF THE BURDEN.
1 5
The figures on this page are specific to the 2013 calendar year.
ONLY SO MUCH HE CAN UNDERSTAND AND RELATE TO.
I’M SO THANKFUL THAT LIVE STRONG CAN HELP HIM TOO.
I ’ VE GOTTEN TO KNOW
ALL MY NURSES BY NAME.
I KNOW WHICH CHAIR AT CHEMO IS MOST COMFORTABLE.
THROUGH ALL MY
ANGER , I STILL MANAGE TO SEE
THE PARKING ATTENDANT WHO A L W A Y S
WAVES TO ME. THE
Y O U R
F I G H T
I S
O U R
F I G H T
I’M
N O W
BEFORE I ASK FOR IT.
SO GRATEFUL FOR THESE
SOMETIMES
Since 2010, the Community Impact
Project has granted hospitals and
organizations funding to establish
proven cancer programs that provide
support to patients and caregivers.
NURSE WHO BRINGS ME WATER
LITTLE MOMENTS.
I’ M EXHAUSTED.
I FEEL LIKE GIVING UP.
BUT ALL I HAVE TO DO IS LOOK AT MY HUSBAND, MY DAUGHTER AND ALL
SOMETIMES
THE FIGHTERS THAT I’VE MET. THEIR SMILES
AND ENCOURAGEMENT
IT’S NOT EASY.
I LOSE MY KEYS
MY MEMORY HAS GOTTEN
ON A DAILY BASIS.
BAD.
I CAN’ T KEEP MY APPOINTMENTS IN CHECK.
CHEMO-BRAIN, THEY SAY.
I READ ABOUT THIS IN THE LIVE STRONG GUIDEBOOK.
S O O N THERE WILL BE
The figures on this page represent totals from 2010-2013.
NO MORE
NO MORE FENTANYL.
DEHYDRATION.
R E P O R T
BUT
BACK TO NORMAL.
A N N U A L
SOON LIFE WILL BE
F O U N D A T I O N
people served
through the
Community
Impact Project.
I’M BEATING
THIS AND I WILL BE IN CONTROL A G A I N .
CELEBRATE.
L I V E S T R O N G
voted to bring cancer
programs to their
communities through
the Community Impact
Project website.
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A WHILE,
2 O I 3
in grants given by
LIVESTRONG
to Community Impact
Project programs.
DONE.
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of programs were
able to sucessfully
continue after
funding ended.
ALMOST I FEEL LIKE I CAN
1 7
90
$
> 4,000,000
>1,200,000
>200,000
%
I’M
GIVE ME STRENGTH.
MY HAIR
Y O U R
F I G H T
I S
O U R
F I G H T
WILL GROW BACK.
LOVES TOUCHING THE P E A C H F U Z Z
ON MY HEAD. THAT BRINGS ME COMFORT.
MY LITTLE GIRL
N O W
Grassroots fundraising is an
integral part of the continuation
of LIVESTRONG’s mission. Our
fundraisers inspire us, and their
efforts provide much-needed support
to the programs and services we offer.
Team Kate was created in honor
of Kate Voth. When cancer
stripped away Kate’s ability to
run, several friends worked with
Team LIVESTRONG to create
Team Kate and run in her place
at the Austin Marathon. On June
1, 2013, Kate passed away at 27
years old. Her unwavering spirit
in the face of debilitating pain is
a source of continual inspiration
to all who knew her.
I STILL HAVE
IT ’ S
WAV ES
BIG PARTY
AT THE HOUSE.
O F F A T I G U E A N D M E M O R Y L O S S, BUT
SO NICE TO HAVE SOME OF MY ENERGY BACK.
R E P O R T
IN A WAY,
LIVE STRONG AT THE YMCA CAN HELP ME GET BACK INTO SHAPE AFTER TREATMENT.
THIS HAS MADE ME A
STRONGER AND
BETTER PERSON.
I WOULDN’ T WISH CANCER UPON
ANYONE, BUT IT’S TAUGHT ME A LOT ABOUT MYSELF.
STRENGTH
AND IT ’ S REMINDED ME TO APPRECIATE
IT SHOWED ME THE
THAT I HAVE
A N N U A L
raised by Team Kate
members in 2013.
MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY HELD A
F O U N D A T I O N
61,781
I’M DONE
WITH CHEMOTHERAPY.
L I V E S T R O N G
$
I CAN’T WAIT.
2 O I 3
miles run by Team
Kate members.
MY FIRST MARATHON.
I WANT TO GIVE BACK TO THOSE WHO’ VE GONE THROUGH THE SAME JOURNEY.
AND IN THE FALL, I’LL BE PARTICIPATING IN
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Team Kate members.
FIRST FAMILY TRIP TO FLORIDA.
1 9
119
>1,OOO
IN SIX MONTHS , WE WILL BE TAKING OUR
WITHIN.
THE LITTLE THINGS.
FINANCIALS
2 O I 3
L I V E S T R O N G
F O U N D A T I O N
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
E L I S E , 4 , LY M P H O B L A S T I C L E U K E M I A S U R V I V O R
4
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RECOGNITION
2 1
AND
F I N A N C I A L S
A N D
R E C O G N I T I O N
2 0 1 3 R E V E N U E
Since our
inception,
we have
raised over
$
580 million
for the fight
against cancer.
15 %
9%
Cause Marketing
In-Kind Revenues
$
and Licensing
2,554,531
$
22 %
Earnings
$
6,157,601
39 %
Sales
$
$
Event Revenue
11,156,348
399,598
F O U N D A T I O N
A N N U A L
2 0 1 3 F U N C T IO NA L E X P E N S E S
54%
6%
81%
Government
Programs
and General
$
Education,
Relations
$
3,702,095
33
%
Grants
$
and Policy
9,698,648
$
15,478,149
Programs
Management
$
28,878,892
2,061,010
13 %
Fundraising
$
28,878,892
$
4,555,046
$
35,494,948
The figures on these
pages depict the
financial activities
of the LIVESTRONG
Foundation for the 2013
calendar year. Complete
copies of the audited
financial statements are
available upon request
from the LIVESTRONG
Foundation, 2201 East
6th Street, Austin, Texas
78702, or on our website
at LIVESTRONG .org.
R E P O R T
13 %
Advocacy and
L I V E S T R O N G
1%
Merchandise
2 0 1 3 P R O G R A M M AT IC AC T I V I T I E S
4,007,727
2 O I 3
raised went directly
to programmatic activities.
28,638, 877
Contributions
$
|
In 2013, 81 cents of every dollar
$
14 %
2 3
81¢
Investment
4,363,072
F I N A N C I A L S
A N D
R E C O G N I T I O N
Below is a list of donors who have made a
significant contribution to the LIVESTRONG
Foundation. We are appreciative of all donations,
big and small, as they directly support our mission
to help cancer survivors everywhere.
N A M E D A N D E N D OW E D S P E C I A L -P U R P O S E F U N D S
Andrea Leigh Tomlinson - Planet Cancer Fund
$
367,334
Kate Voth Memorial Fund
$
Kawaja/Holcombe Family Fund
$
73,069
$
Barbara Dungey Memorial Fund
Betsy H. Schofield Memorial Fund
$
1,110,042
Christine Pratt Memorial Fund
Coxe Family Fund
33,138
$
$
1,318,940
CVCCA - Parker’s Team
68,085
$
Dana Jay Lesnever Memorial Fund
$
$
Elizabeth Lausmann Jacobs
Memorial Fund
Kennedy/Marshall Endowment Fund
Larry and Dr. Nancy O’Reilly, Lauren,
Leigh, Ragan Family Fund
60,677
330,643
Dick Dyhrman Memorial
Keizo Shimano Memorial Fund
42,099
$
84,669
Lydia Hunter-Reay Memorial Fund
$
30,397
Marshall G. Lutz Endowment Fund
$
61,606
39,188
32,059
McKinnon Family Fund
$
Hammer Family Fund
$
51,902
Hecht Fund
$
In Honor of Betty Otter-Nickerson
Michael W. Lotz Memorial Fund
$
29,719
Nike Endowment Fund
$
$
55,690
Oakley Endowment Fund
$
In Honor of Heidi Adams
$
26,041
Pledged, Paid & Undesignated
In Honor of James “Jimmy” Baumoel
$
38,433
RadioShack Endowment Fund
In Honor of Kathleen B & James N Sherwin
$
46,595
In Honor of Kevin “k2” Kerwin
$
Rise Above It (RAI),
In Memory of Colin O’Donoghue
In Honor of Lawrence S. “Larry” Dolin $
In Honor of Michael R. Henry
$
44,875
37,835
The Armstrong Family Fund
272,339
The Bill Passey Family Fund
In Honor of Sharon Mooney
In Honor of Stephen M. O’Leary
In Honor of the Staff of
the LIVESTRONG Foundation
$
$
$
121,336
In Honor of Thomas F. Slater
$
In Honor of Wesley Edwards
$
J and A Racing Endowment Fund
$
Jeannette J. Jehl Memorial Fund
Jennifer Smith Collison and
Ward Smith Memorial Fund
John & LaNell Boaz Family Fund
$
37,447
36,448
25,763
120,192
$
$
AMD
Mrs. Jane Frazier
E. Lee Walker
and Jennifer Vickers
Lance Armstrong
Jeff and Bonita Garvey
Thomas Weisel
Steve Hicks and
Donna Stockton-Hicks
Windfall Foundation
Eve and Ellis Short
Oakley
Nav Sooch
RadioShack
Movember
24 Hours of Booty
Scott and Katie Schofield
Demand Media
Johnson Health Tech
Trek
4 Yellow Foundation
P R E S I DE N T ’ S C I R C L E
The President’s Circle is a unique giving society that capitalizes on the Foundation’s mission-focused opportunities. Members
of the President’s Circle give unrestricted “venture funds” which will be targeted at opportunities where other funding is not
always readily available. Unrestricted gifts, which may be used at the discretion of the president, are especially effective in
helping to promote our mission and to position the LIVESTRONG Foundation as a global leader in the fight against cancer.
116,344
April, Jeremy and Jake Anderson
The Gooch Family
The Malloy Family
Kozo and Martha Shimano
122,096
Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann
Laura and Morris Gottesman
Dr. Marcy Mann
Alexander and Irene Shoghi
635,037
The Armstrong Family
Cindy and Bill Graf
Mark and Annie McKinnon
Silver Oak Cellars/Twomey Cellars
Richard C. Barker
The Griffeth Family
MilePoint
Lydia and Michael Slaby
Marla Bommarito-Crouch
Sanjay and Rebecca Gupta
Andy Miller and Brian Stephens
The Spaw Family Foundation
John and LaNell Boaz
Bob, Kim, Shayna, and Josh Hammer
Adam and Camille Moore
The Stapleton Family
Doug and Mary Bowden
The Hayes-Lattin Family
Jeff and Jeri Mulder
Jeff Castelaz and Jo Ann Thrailkill
Phillippe G. Hills and David W. Hanson
Dr. Craig and Ellen Nichols
Peter Tapscott and
Patt Baenen-Tapscott
Dennis and Chris Cavner
Lydia Hunter-Reay
Charlie and Mary Beth O'Reilly
Wendy Chioji
Tom and Elizabeth Kaplan
Betty Otter-Nickerson
Patrick J. Connell
Kawaja/Holcombe Family Fund
Katie and Kyle Oudt
Tiffany A. Craven
Jerry and Angie Kelly
Amber and Tony Paquette
Chris and Cara Dodson
The Kelly Brothers
Bill Passey
Scott and Jennifer Donaldson
Bob Kiesendahl
Mona Patel
Ryan Dungey
Bart and Barbara Knaggs
Rise Above It (RAI)
James W. and Richelle Fatheree
Josie E. Knight
Alexandra and Robbie Robinette
The Fitzgibbon Family Fund
Susan and Mark Kolman
Joe C. Ross
Will and Laurens Flanagan
Laura and Stuart Litwin
Dr. and Mrs. Corey Rothrock
Maria and Sandy Fleschman
Kimi Lotz and Lisa Goyne
Christopher Sacca
Amy and Jerry Frostick
Spencer and Susan Lueders
Stephen Saunders
The Garofalo Family
Rebecca L. and John F. Luman III
Scott and Katie Schofield
52,661
122,096
$
28,832
$
37,204
665,889
742,934
$
$
The McPhail Family Endowment
O’Reilly Family Foundation
Genentech
The Seach Family
29,415
33,668
119,149
$
29,234
229,402
The Sophia Kolevich Remembrance Fund
$
35,506
The Ulman Family Endowment
$
40,532
The Wade F. B. Thompson Endowment Fund
$
122,096
34,845
Undesignated Endowment Funds
$
264,787
26,735
Wood/Braunstein Family Fund
$
Angela and Morton Topfer
Bruce Lutz
1,330,986
$
Tench Coxe and
Simone Otus-Coxe
Elizabeth and
Blaine Rollins
Michael Goldberg
$
The Hamilton Jordan Fund
The Rollins Family Fund
32,489
$
$
American Century Investments
Candice and Brent Aaron
Ronette Espinoza Memorial Fund
$
Brad A. Silverberg
$
33,232
Anthony S. Tortorelli
Doug Ulman
Urology Austin
Survivor Summit 2012
Suzanne and Marc Winkelman
Steve and Heather Wolf
Jack and Cari Wood
Julian Yap
R E P O R T
$
In Honor of Renee Nicholas
The Armstrong Family
A N N U A L
Gupta Family Fund
Susan E. Kuhn, Cyrus T. Wingate
and Sevilla M. Trevisani and
Thomas P. Trevisani, II Family Fund
Anonymous
39,298
$
34,839
Nike
Carol and Mike Sherwin
Lee Family Fund
Stephanie Robins Memorial Fund
Mike and Carol Sherwin
Jean M. Schuler
34,042
$
Aragona Family Foundation
Jeff and Bonita Garvey
$
In Honor of Rainbow Babies &
Children’s Hospital, Cleveland, OH
Laura and Casey Wasserman
Robyn and Craig Malloy
Leanne Jones LIVESTRONG Memorial Fund
$
Anonymous
33,662
$
$
Andrew T. Sheehan
Tench Coxe and Simone Otus-Coxe
1,776,776
Ryan Phua Memorial Fund
Anonymous
Kramer Foundation
Martha Southern Hirsch Memorial Fund
34,042
or more to the global fight against cancer.
Sandra and Joe Aragona
30,805
31,209
individuals in perpetuity for their generosity and continued support.
James C. Kennedy
$
30,383
member of this group has a cumulative giving commitment totaling $1 million
153,004
$
$
25,767
extraordinary financial commitment to the LIVESTRONG Foundation. Each
donations of $500,000 or more. The LIVESTRONG Foundation honors these
F O U N D A T I O N
$
Kaya Knerly LIVESTRONG Foundation
Endowment Fund
57,735
$
David Knaggs Endowment
Dell Children’s Hospital Gift in
Honor of Sandra Aragona
29,919
$
335,374
$
neurial stewards who understood our passion and made a difference through
L I V E S T R O N G
Karen and Everett Cook Endowment Fund
The 7 Society recognizes individuals and organizations who have made an
2 O I 3
540,199
Closed on December 31, 2002, the Founders' Circle brought together entrepre-
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$
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American Century Investments Endowment Fund
F O U N D E R S’ C I R C L E
THE DOCTORS SAY I ’ M
CANCER-FREE!
I BROKE DOWN AND STARTED CRYING
F I N A N C I A L S
A N D
WHEN I HEARD T H O S E W O R D S .
R E C O G N I T I O N
BUT I ’ M TERRIFIED EVERY SINGLE DAY THAT MY
I STILL CALL MY NAVIGATOR TO TALK ABOUT MY LIFE, POST-TREATMENT.
L I V E S T R O N G F OU N DAT IO N S TAT E M E N T O F F I N A N C I A L P O S I T IO N
LIABILITIES
ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
19,832,415
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Investment Securities
20,643,435
Grants Payable
629,072
Endowment Funds and Investments
41,890,991
Deferred Revenue
691,501
Accounts Receivable
1,650,324
3,720,329
Deposits, Prepaids and Intangible Assets
1,917,414
$
T O TA L L I A B I L I T I E S 2,970,897
11,924,683
LIVE EVERY DAY
IN THE MOMENT. OTHERWISE
I HAVE TO LEARN TO
I WON ’ T ENJOY THE TIME
Inventory2,757,115
Property and Equipment, Net
NET ASSETS
102,686, 3 82
11,180,319
Permanently Restricted
12,668,784
T O TA L L I A B I L I T I E S A N D N E T A S S E T S $
9 9, 715 , 4 8 5
102,686, 3 82
ST RONGER THAN CANCER.
I’M A FIGHTER.
B OA R D O F DI R E C T O R S
Jeffery C. Garvey, Austin, Texas
Amelie G. Ramirez, Dr. P.H.,
San Antonio, Texas
TREASURER
Michael Sherwin, Cleveland, Ohio
VICE CHAIR
Blaine P. Rollins, Denver, Colorado
S E C R E TA RY
Joseph C. Aragona, Austin, Texas
Candice Aaron, Dallas, Texas
Craig Nichols, M.D., Portland, Oregon
J. Dennis Cavner, Austin, Texas
Jeremiah Robins, San Diego,
California & Shanghai, China
Julian Day, Fort Worth, Texas
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER
Harold P. Freeman, M.D.,
New York, New York
David Johnson, M.D., Dallas, Texas
Sanjay Gupta, M.D., Atlanta, Georgia
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER
Mark McKinnon, Austin, Texas*
Mitchell Stoller, Washington, DC
E. Lee Walker, Austin, Texas
I’M A SURVIVOR.
AND
I AM
S O T H A N K F U L.
for your support of LIVESTRONG's mission to help
those affected by cancer now. Without you, we would not be able to
help cancer survivors and their loved ones through such a difficult
and overwhelming period in their lives. We are forever grateful for the
generosity of our donors. Your gift makes a meaningful and lasting impact.
THANK YOU
If you or someone you know is facing cancer, please call our
LIVESTRONG Navigation Center for free one-on-one support and
assistance. No one needs to face cancer alone. Get the help you deserve
at LIVESTRONG .org/WeCanHelp or call us toll-free at 855-220-7777.
* Mark McKinnon: Emeritus as of 12/31/13
#STILLSTRONG
R E P O R T
CHAIRMAN AND FOUNDING CHAIR
A N N U A L
BOARD MEMBER S
OFFICERS
F O U N D A T I O N
#STILL
I’M
L I V E S T R O N G
$
T O TA L N E T A S S E T S 2 O I 3
Temporarily Restricted
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The figures on these pages depict the financial activities of the LIVESTRONG
Foundation for the 2013 calendar year. Complete copies of the audited financial
statements are available upon request from the LIVESTRONG Foundation,
2201 East 6th Street, Austin, Texas, 78702, or on our website at LIVESTRONG.org.
Unrestricted75,866,382
ONE YEAR OR 40. IF
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T O TA L A S S E T S I F O U G H T T O K E E P,
I DON’ T ENJOY LIFE NOW,
THEN CANCER HAS WON.
WHETHER IT ’ S
$
CANCER WILL COME BACK.
We provide free programs, services and resources
to anyone affected by cancer. If anyone you know
needs cancer support, call toll-free 855.220.7777
or visit LIVESTRONG.org/WeCanHelp
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