2014–2015 Annual Report

komencentralindiana.org

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Inspired by youEvery year, working with the Susan G. Komen® Central Indiana family of

volunteers, survivors and contributors leaves us feeling more inspired than ever

to fulfill our promise to save lives and end breast cancer forever. This year was

no exception.

Komen Central Indiana started the 2014 – 2015 fiscal year by awarding nearly

$850,000 in Community Impact Grants to 11 breast health programs right here

in central Indiana. Throughout the year, these funds reached 25,898 Hoosiers

with life-saving breast health services.

In addition to our local grants, Komen Central Indiana contributed $344,000 to

fund breast cancer research that makes early detection easier, care better and

outcomes more successful.

We are proud to say central Indiana community members can count on us for

help that gives survivors the strength needed for today and to push research

forward, offering hope for tomorrow.

We know the coming year will be even more impactful. A new community

profile will strengthen our focus and approach to fulfilling our mission locally.

On April 16, 2016 we will reflect on 25 years of local impact as we celebrate the

25th Komen Central Indiana Race for the Cure..

While we celebrate our progress and the many lives saved as a result of early

detection and better treatments, we must continue to strive for a world where

no one fears losing a mother, sister, daughter or wife to breast cancer. Still

today, a woman dies of breast cancer every 13 minutes in the United States,

and we work for a brighter future.

We are grateful for our donors, corporate partners, volunteers and the

thousands of breast cancer survivors who make our work at Komen Central

Indiana possible and meaningful. You are the spirit of this organization, and

together we will save lives.

For the Cures,

LYLE BROWNEBoard President

NATALIE SUTTONExecutive Director

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Komen Central Indiana

grants reached

25,898local

women & men

providing a total of

39,878breast health

services

betweenApril 1, 2014 & March 31, 2015

What We DoThrough generous gifts of time, money and personal commitment, Susan G. Komen Central

Indiana helps local women today with early detection of breast cancer and navigating treatment. We help women tomorrow by funding research that makes early detection easier,

care better and outcomes more successful.

Why We Do ItDonations to Susan G. Komen Central Indiana save lives of women we all know and love within the place we call home. Beyond our community, donations fund groundbreaking

research that will improve the way breast cancers are treated in the future.

Our Promise is to save lives and end breast cancer forever

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Impacting our Community TodayKomen Central Indiana GranteesSusan G. Komen Central Indiana helps local women, men and families who are dealing with the costly challenge of breast cancer here in our community.

In 2014–2015 Komen Central Indiana awarded $848,709 to 11 breast health programs.

Over the years, Komen Central Indiana has awarded more than $17 million to local organizations that deliver breast health services in central Indiana.

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BOONE COUNTY COMMUNITY CLINICBreast Cancer Screening & Education $33,435

CANCER SERVICES OF EAST CENTRAL INDIANA“Reaching Out” Breast Health $40,154

CANCER SERVICES OF GRANT COUNTYBreast Education Screening & Survival $70,346

COLUMBUS REGIONAL HOSPITALMammography Assistance Project $11,398

ESKENAZI HEALTH - EMBRACE Patient Navigation $37,234

GENNESARET FREE CLINICTaking Time to Keep the Promise $45,692

HANCOCK REGIONAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONAndis Women’s Clinic - Women Helping Women $33,963

INTERLOCAL COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMMother Child Center $39,954

LITTLE RED DOOR AGENCYMammography Assistance Program & Client Navigation $262,930

RUSH MEMORIAL HOSPITALBreast Cancer Awareness, Education & Early Detection $49,739

YWCA OF GREATER LAFAYETTEYWCA Women’s Cancer Program $223,965

2014-2015 Grants Komen funds

made it possible

to detect

147 cases of breast cancerhere in central Indiana

BECAUSE OF KOMEN GRANT

DOLLARS, WOMEN IN OUR

COMMUNITY WERE ABLE TO SEEK THE HELP THEY NEEDED AND

OTHERWISE, MAY NOT HAVE BEEN

ABLE TO AFFORD.

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YWCA Greater Lafayette Women’s Cancer ProgramThe YWCA Greater Lafayette knows it can be intimidating to call a doctor, especially for a woman who does not speak English, does not have insurance or has insurance with high deductibles or copays. But making this call is crucial for a woman to schedule her mammogram and to follow up if there are reasons for concern. The YWCA has developed a patient navigation program as a part of the Women’s Cancer Program to make this process easier for women in 23 Indiana counties.

The Women’s Cancer Program staff did not want a woman’s fear of financial barriers, language barriers or the anxieties of breast cancer treatment to keep her from seeking help. Through the grant from Komen Central Indiana, the YWCA has been able to grow the navigation program, providing services to more than 1,700 community members during the last grant cycle.

YWCA Greater Lafayette Women's Cancer Program Staff

Navigatingthe Fight

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YWCA Greater Lafayette Women’s Cancer Program staff making a difference.

Adrianna Cornejo works as a Spanish-speaking navigator, going to screenings and appointments with patients in Tippecanoe County to interpret for them, breaking down language barriers. Heidi Kauffman, the Women’s Program Director explains, “Trust is very important in the Hispanic community. Once trust is established, word gets out and people call asking for Adrianna. The more women call, the more screenings the YWCA can help navigate, which is essential for early detection.”

Heidi explains that navigators ease the process for patients, “We get them their appointments, we explain to them where to go, what to do, who’s going to see them.” Navigators take notes during appointments, make referrals, educate the patient and know whom to call to make urgent appointments happen faster.

Heidi said the YWCA has found that working face-to-face is the most important thing for women undergoing treatment. Some patients outside of Tippecanoe County drive up to 55 miles each way for treatment so that navigators can be with them at appointments. The YWCA then helps women pay for gas mileage. “Our Komen dollars, in that sense, really allow us to do navigation for everybody who calls us,” said Heidi.

Navigation begins as soon as the YWCA answers the first phone call from a woman. Heidi loves having the flexibility to pay for the screenings and services a woman needs, regardless of her income or insurance. Without Komen dollars, patients would need to make sure they can afford a biopsy before saying, “yes, do the biopsy now.” Being able to move quickly, can make all the difference for a woman diagnosed with breast cancer. With funding from Komen, these patients are able to say “yes.”

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of the net funds raised by Komen Central Indiana support local breast health programs.

of the net funds raised by Komen Central Indiana support cutting-edge research.

of the net funds raised by Komen Central Indiana support local breast health programs.

of the net funds raised by Komen Central Indiana support cutting-edge research.

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A Life Touched by a Komen Central Indiana Grant

Survivor Tonya Trotter

Tonya discovered a quarter-sized lump in her breast in March 2012. Shortly after discovering the lump, she was forced to move into a homeless shelter. It was difficult for Tonya to find the time and resources for a doctor visit, but at the end of July, she knew she could not wait any longer. The lump had increased to the size of a grapefruit, and Tonya was quickly diagnosed with Stage II Triple Negative breast cancer. Tonya underwent two rounds of chemotherapy and was too sick to continue working. After losing her job, she moved to Indianapolis to be with her family. On Thanksgiving Day 2012, she underwent a mastectomy.

With months of treatment behind her and still several treatments ahead, Tonya did not know how she would overcome not just the physical burden, but also the financial burden of fighting breast cancer. She was referred to Little Red Door, a Susan G. Komen Central Indiana grantee. Through Komen funding, Tonya was able to receive assistance getting to and from appointments.

“Komen has been the best thing that has happened to me,” says Tonya, “When I think of Komen I think of strength, I think of faith, I think of hope, I think of support, because they’ve been all of that to me.” Tonya underwent an additional 12 weeks of chemotherapy and began radiation on April 1, 2013. Without Komen, she does not know how she would have made it to the necessary appointments and treatments to be living cancer free today.

Tonya just celebrated her two year “cancerversary” and had her last reconstruction surgery. Tonya explained, “It has been a long time coming and I am blessed to say that I am still cancer free. My ultimate goal would be to give back to those who will travel this road.” Tonya feels fortunate to be alive given she put off following up on her lump, She shares a powerful message of being proactive in seeking out treatment rather than waiting like she did.

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A Safe Place to Land Survivor Mary Jo Reed

Mary Jo first experienced breast cancer when her mom was diagnosed in 2007. She instantly knew she wanted to make an informed decision on where to donate her time and money in order to fight this terrible disease. She began researching nonprofits working to end breast cancer. Just a few years after her mom’s diagnosis, Mary Jo was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010. That year, she participated in her first Komen Central Indiana Race for the Cure and was one of the top 100 fundraisers, a list she has been on every year since.

What initially struck Mary Jo about Komen Central Indiana, was the emphasis on helping local women who are under-insured or uninsured. She supports Komen because she knows what it is like to fight breast cancer. She feels strongly that no woman should have to fight this disease alone, not knowing how she will pay for treatment.

When Mary Jo was first diagnosed she immediately thought “Why me?” but then quickly decided “to put [her] big girl pants on and meet the battle head on.” She said, “All women are at risk, so why NOT me?” Now, she sometimes wonders if her diagnose was a blessing in some ways. “I have met some amazing people and have been able to share my story with others, to hopefully motivate and raise awareness,” Mary Jo explained.

Every year, she aims to raise $1 more than the year before. This has resulted in her raising more than $70,000 over the past six years. But there is much more to Mary Jo’s involvement than fundraising. In 2012, Mary Jo became a Komen Central Indiana Ambassador in order to raise breast cancer awareness throughout the central Indiana community.

As her involvement has grown, so have her relationships and friendships. As Mary Jo puts it, “You don’t have to need money to need support. It’s about knowing someone else has been there.” Being a part of the Komen family means “having someone who understands and brings comfort and support at a time when you are taking on a world of unknown and you need a safe place to land.” For Mary Jo, and for so many other women, Komen Central Indiana is that place.

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Thanks to advancements in research and early detection, there are more than three million breast

cancer survivors in the United States today.

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Improving Outcomes TomorrowSusan G. Komen Research A meaningful portion of the money we receive in Central Indiana is dedicated to research that happens in our community, across the United States and all around the world. This money supports the very best research endeavors aimed at discovering breast cancer causes, treatments and ultimately, the cures.

Susan G. Komen Central Indiana contributes to the global Susan G. Komen research program. Through this program, Komen made a $34.7 million investment in new breast cancer research funding in 2014. In Indiana, researchers received nearly $1.29 million to investigate breast cancer recurrence, metastasis and treatment, as well as patient quality of life.

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME$450,000 in funding to Zachary Schafer, Ph.D.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY$200,000 in continued funding to Komen Scholar Sunil Badve, M.D., F.R.C.Path

$200,000 in continued funding to Komen Scholar Theresa Guise, M.D.

$200,000 in continued funding to Komen Scholar Harikrishna Nakshatri, B.V.S.C., Ph. D.

$175,000 in continued funding to Komen Scholar Kathy Miller, M.D.

$62,500 in continued funding to Komen Scholar Bryan Schneider, M.D.

THERE ARE CURRENTLY

6active Komen grants in Indiana

totaling more than

$6.5million

THESE INCLUDE THE SUSAN G. KOMEN TISSUE BANK AT

IU SIMON CANCER CENTER, WHICH IS THE

ONLY REPOSITORY IN THE WORLD FOR NORMAL BREAST TISSUE, ENABLING RESEARCHERS ALL

OVER THE WORLD TO STUDY NORMAL TISSUE

AND ACCELERATE BREAST CANCER

RESEARCH.

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Helping Survivors to ThriveKomen Scholar Kathy Miller, M.D.

IU Simon Cancer Center

“The Komen Scholars Program… really covers all of the major issues in breast cancer,” explained Dr. Kathy Miller, a Komen Scholar at IU Simon Cancer Center. Some researchers focus on new ways of prevention, some new ways of detection, and a lot focus on the biology of the disease and developing and studying new treatments.

Dr. Miller’s most recent study focuses on breast cancer survivors. She explained, “We know that the majority of women diagnosed with breast cancer survive… but many of them do not thrive. We know that weight gain and inactivity are quite common in our patients, and whether you have breast cancer or not, gaining weight as you get older, becoming more sedentary as you get older, isn’t good for you.” The current study aims to better understand how doctors can keep patients who are physically active at diagnosis, physically active

during treatment and during survivorship, but also, how doctors can help patients who are sedentary, become active. Dr. Miller is looking at interventions that are designed to meet women at the level they are starting, to get them over the hump and to become active. The goal is to design a truly individualized exercise program for busy women, to help them increase physical activity in their present environment. Dr. Miller hopes “this might allow us to help more women thrive in their survivorship.”

“So much of this work would not have been possible without the support of Komen and the Komen affiliates,” Dr. Miller explained. “It might feel like some of the money you’ve raised is leaving the community, but it comes back to the community in so many ways.” Women in central Indiana not only benefit from research being done right here in our community, they also benefit from Komen Scholars in Kansas, California and other states across the country. Komen Scholars’ insights allow all doctors to do better for their patients.

“That is why the mission of Komen has always included research and why that is so important,” explained Dr. Miller. “Access to care is important. Diagnosis is important. Access to treatment and support during treatment are crucial. But if those were the only mission, we would never get better than we are today, and today about 40,000 women in the U.S. die from breast cancer every year. That’s not okay. So we have to get better, and part of the way we get better is through research.”

Over time, More than $22 million in Komen research funding has come back to Indiana institutions.

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thank you to our volunteers

A big thanks to all the volunteers who helped make our events a success over the past year. More than 80 committee members and 400 volunteers helped to make our events and

activities of 2014-2015 possible.

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Project Pink Celebrity models and breast cancer survivors rocked the runway in September 2014 at the third annual Project Pink Fashion Show. Students from the Art Institute of Indianapolis re-purposed Race for the Cure apparel, to create one-of-a-kind designs. The Project Pink Fashion Show attracted 320 attendees, and raised $20,895, nearly double the amount raised in 2013.

Pink Ribbon Celebration Thanks to advances in research and early detection, there are more than three million breast cancer survivors living in the United States today. In September 2015, this annual luncheon brought together more than 200 local survivors and their families to celebrate life and inspire hope for future generations.

PINK TIE BALLThe Komen Central Indiana Pink Tie Ball offers the opportunity to entertain clients or friends in an elegant and festive setting, while making a difference in the fight against breast cancer. The annual gala was held in February 2014 and moved to September in 2015 to lead into Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month It’s about more than pink, a Ribbon or a Race. Breast cancer is a disease that affects too many lives. Breast cancer awareness month offers a unique opportunity to raise awareness and engage our community. In October 2014, many local businesses and schools supported Komen Central Indiana through creative cause marketing activities and third-party events, raising $187,285, up 50 percent from the prior year.

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Circle of Hope Celebration In November 2014, Komen Central Indiana brought together some of the many people who donated, raised funds and contributed time and talent to Komen Central Indiana and the fight against breast cancer. Every year, Circle of Hope is a time to say “thank you” and to celebrate the hard work of our Komen family, researchers and grantees who provide breast health services to women in need.

IMPACT Breakfast Komen Central Indiana hosted its first ever IMPACT Breakfast in March 2014. The breakfast presented an opportunity for local business leaders to learn more about how Komen Central Indiana is making an impact by fighting breast cancer on all fronts.

Race for the Cure® Nearly 15,000 individuals came out to support the 2015 Race for the Cure and with the help of our donors, the 24th Race raised more than $1.3 million. From the Pink Parade of breast cancer survivors to the Kids’ Dash, this year’s Race for the Cure was full of excitement. As always, the strength of the more than 1,400 survivors was inspiring.

R.E.D. Alliance Reaching to End Disparities In 2014, Komen Central Indiana convened local leaders in healthcare, places of worship and the African American community. With grants from the Anthem Foundation and Walgreen’s, our community is coming together to change the statistics and increase survival for African American women facing breast cancer in Indianapolis.

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Fiscal Year 2015APRIL 1, 2014—MARCH 31, 2015

REVENUE RACE FOR THE CURE 68%

PROGRAM GRANTS 5%

INVESTMENT INCOME 0.1%

INDIVIDUAL & CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 15%

SPECIAL EVENTS / 3RD PARTY FUNDRAISING 12%

TOTAL REVENUE $1,909,585

Race for the Cure 1,293,092 67.7%Program Grants 92,348 4.8%Investment Income 2,073 0.1%Individual and Corporate Contributions 286,251 15.0%Special Events / Third-Party Fundraising 235,821 12.3%

Total Revenue 1,909,585

Reve

nue Race for the Cure 1,293,092 67.7%

Program Grants 92,348 4.8%Investment Income 2,073 0.1%Individual and Corporate Contributions 286,251 15.0%Special Events / Third-Party Fundraising 235,821 12.3%

Total Revenue 1,909,585

Reve

nue Race for the Cure 1,293,092 67.7%

Program Grants 92,348 4.8%Investment Income 2,073 0.1%Individual and Corporate Contributions 286,251 15.0%Special Events / Third-Party Fundraising 235,821 12.3%

Total Revenue 1,909,585

Reve

nue

Race for the Cure

1,293,092 67.7%

Program Grants

92,348

4.8%

Investment Incom

e

2,073

0.1%

Individual and Corporate Contributions 286,251

15.0%

Special Events / Third-Party Fundraising 235,821

12.3%

Total Revenue

1,909,585

Revenue

0.1%

68%

5%

12%

15%

EXPENSESADMINISTRATIVE 11%

FUNDRAISING / EVENTS 12%

PROGRAM / MISSION ADMIN 10%

COMMUNITY HEALTH GRANTS 48%* *GRANTS AWARDED IN FY15 TO BE PAID IN FY16

BREAST CANCER RESEARCH 19%

ExpensesAdministrative $209,354Fundraising / Events $225,235Program / Mission Admin $193,192Community Health Grants $883,753*Breast Cancer Research $344,194*Grants awarded in FY15 to be paid in FY16Net Assets on 3/31/2015 $857,645

ExpensesAdministrative $209,354Fundraising / Events $225,235Program / Mission Admin $193,192Community Health Grants $883,753*Breast Cancer Research $344,194*Grants awarded in FY15 to be paid in FY16Net Assets on 3/31/2015 $857,645

ExpensesAdministrative $209,354Fundraising / Events $225,235Program / Mission Admin $193,192Community Health Grants $883,753*Breast Cancer Research $344,194*Grants awarded in FY15 to be paid in FY16Net Assets on 3/31/2015 $857,645

Administrative 209,354Fundraising / Events 225,235Program / Mission Admin 193,192Community Health Grants 883,753Breast Cancer Research 344,194

19%

11%

12%

10%

48%

ADMINISTRATIVE & FUNDRAISING

EXPENSES

23% ADMINISTRATIVE & FUNDRAISING EXPENSE

77% MISSION EXPENSE

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Race for the Cure

1,293,092 67.7%

Program Grants

92,348

4.8%

Investment Incom

e

2,073

0.1%

Individual and Corporate Contributions 286,251

15.0%

Special Events / Third-Party Fundraising 235,821

12.3%

Total Revenue

1,909,585

Revenue

3/31/15 3/31/14

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND OTHER LIABILITIES $195,101 $230,764

GRANTS PAYABLE $883,753 $848,707

DEFERRED REVENUE $198,950 $294,722

TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,277,804 $1,374,193

NET ASSETS 857,645 897,811

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

3/31/15 3/31/14

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $2,135,449 $2,272,004

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

ASSETS3/31/15 3/31/14

CASH & SHORT TERM INVESTMENTS $1,784,480 $1,811,621

LONG TERM INVESTMENTS $5,720 $2,235

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE $345,249 $458,148

TOTAL ASSETS $2,135,449 $2,272,004

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Corporate & Organizational Donors$50,000 +Emmis Communications*IUPUI*Kroger*Starbucks Coffee

Company*White CastleWTHR Channel 13*

$25,000—$49,999Anthem FoundationBob Rohrman Auto GroupLamar Outdoor Advertising*Thorntons Inc.*

$10,000—$24,999Cancer Treatment Centers

of AmericaCapital Group Companies,

home of American FundsCommunity Health CharitiesCommunity Health

Network, Inc.Duke RealtyEli Lilly & Company

Foundation, Inc.General Mills YoplaitGive with LibertyHendricks Regional Healthh.h. greggHoosier Lottery*Indiana Hockey Club, LLC

Indiana University HealthIndianapolis Recorder*MaingateMiller Brooks*SubwayToshiba Business Solutions*United Healthcare

$5,000—$9,999A. Arnold World Class

Relocation*A Classic Party Rentals*American Surety

CompanyBeckman Coulter, Inc.Enterprise HoldingsExelExpress Scripts, Inc.FedExIndianapolis Indians*Indy’s Child Magazine*Lumina FoundationMaterial Handling

ExchangeMoyer Fine Jewelers*The National Bank of

IndianapolisNuvo*Print Resources*Sheaff Brock Investment

Advisors, LLCStonegate Mortgage

$1,000—$4,999American Enterprise

Investment Services, Inc.AT&T Employee Giving

CampaignATI Physical Therapy*Avon TransportationBaldwin & Lyons, Inc. Beck’s Superior Hybrids, Inc.Butler UniversityCaterpillarCeladon TruckingCerulean Indianapolis, LLCCharles SchwabCommunity Hospital

AndersonCNO Services, LLCCohen & Malad, LLPC-Tech Corporation, Inc.Cypress Run Golf CourseDoz Charitable Foundation, Inc.Eastside High SchoolElwood Community

Middle SchoolFast Signs*Frito Lay, Inc. Gene Glick Co.Greystone Property

Management CorpHappy Snaps*Honda of FishersHSE Touchdown Club

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Hunt Construction GroupImagine Indiana Life Sciences

Academy WestInCycleIndiana Farm Bureau InsuranceIndiana Farmers Mutual

Insurance CompanyIndiana Hardwood

Lumbermen’s AssociationIndianapolis City Market*Indianapolis Colts GrilleIndianapolis EMS*Kesler-SchaeferLadies Aux VFW

Post #7119 Ft. HarrisonLake County Press, Inc.Lewis Equipment

DBA Pink Pots*MacAllister Rentals*Mac’s Convenience StoresMedtech Student

Nurses AssociationMohawk Trails Students

and Staff SchoolOakdale Dam Inn Pink PartyPanera Bread FoundationPendleton Heights High SchoolPlumbing ParamedicsRay’s Trash Service*Riley Childrens Hospital

Perioperative ServicesSouthern Wine & Spirits*Stage & Screen Rentals*

State Auto Insurance CompaniesState Employees Community

CampaignStudio FitSun King Brewery*Sunny Moon Great DJ

Entertainment*Towne Post Network*United Way of Bartholomew

CountyUnited Way of Central IndianaUniversity Of IndianapolisValeoWarren Central High SchoolWarren Township Youth

BasketballWild Horses Salon*Windsor Fashions, Inc.Winslow Facial Plastic SurgeryWurth Service Supply, Inc.

$500—$999Abbott LaboratoriesAllstateThe Art Institute of Indianapolis*Ball & Biscuit*Big O Tires - BrownsburgBrownsburg West Middle SchoolChristina and Company

Education CenterCity Real Estate AdvisorsClarks Creek

Elementary School

Cornerstone FlooringFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst Databank, Inc.FTMS EastFrozerry Inc.Greenwood High SchoolHuston Electric, INCHylant GroupIndiana Golf Foundation, Inc.Indiana Hand and Shoulder

CenterIndiana Members Credit UnionJust Pop In!*JWEST LLCKaplan CollegeKaspar Broadcasting Co. Inc.Kenra ProfessionalLawrence Central High SchoolMarion County JailMicrosoft Matching Gift ProgramMonrovia ElementaryNetwork for GoodNextGear Capital, Inc.Perfekt Fit LLCRibbon WarriorsRoyal United Mortgage LLCSigman Tau PharmaSourceSouthport Middle SchoolTaft Stettinius & Hollister LLPThermo King of IndianaWestfield Lions Club

*Includes an in-kind contribution

Corporate and organizational donors are recognized based on total contributions in fiscal year 2015, from April 1, 2014 through March 31, 2015.

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$10,000 +Glick Family

FoundationJan H. Mayo Bequest

$5,000 - $9,999Suzanne EngleLarry and Lee

GlasscockThe Glasscock

Family Foundation, Inc.

Shelly HewittRichard and Beth

LuxShawn Zore

$1,000 - $4,999Sheri AlexanderJane AmbroRita BakerBill BarrettTerri BendesCarol BonsFred BowmanJenny Schipp

BrackenLyle BrowneTory CastorJennifer ChandlerJustin ChristianKent ClarkMelissa CookPaul CookKeith and Margaret

CrerarBeverly CrossKristin CrotzerDan and Jody

DaunhauerWilliam DrewDaniel DuganJulie DunnRick EdwardsBrian EganDiane FrewerThe Fusile FamilyTamara GarzaChapel GivensShannon GlassLaura GlynnMegan Gonzalez-

Piriz

Dr. Robert GouletMarsha and Rob

GriffinJames and Helene

HallettSean and Tina HallettLinda HanLynnette HanesJohn HansberryJeffery and Susan

HanthornRichard HennesseyRobert HensmannHKF FoundationKaren HolmesPeter JohnstoneSusan JonesLarry and Jane

KeylerDr. Lisa KorffVanessa LampkinsEmory LenckeDale and Betsy

LeonardDebra LitkeScott LintnerRobert MackieNancy MaethnerLinda MalhamAmy MastMark MayerKelly MeyerJim MillerKristy MuseJoy NeelyJane PanyardMamata PatelCarrie PattersonMary PeaseErin PikeCarol PiriCarrie PitmanDonna PorterDr. Hadley RitterThomas RizziPatrick and Anita

RooneyMaria SantosJeff SaturdayMark and Karen

ScalesBecky Schaeffer

Adele SchmidtJane SpainRobert StevensonScott TateBob TheerBeth ThoeleScott TroutCori VanCleaveDavid and Donna

VignesAl WachterCarrie WestLinda WestTiffany WestRena WeyrauchRichard and Mary

WitteRobert YoungCatharine ZalehaLeon ZekariaJames Zender

$500 - $999Maureen AllenDr. Robert and Mrs.

Beverly BakerKathleen BarthGlenn BartholomewEmery BartonMike BaughRyan BeckhamTerri BennettTareese BouyeLoretta BoydMarjorie BreischSchlise BrowleyTim BrowningKeenan BuoyKimberly BurkeAngela BurkhartDr. Jason and Jayna

CacioppoKevin and Tracy

CalvertWil CameronDebby CamperMatt CohoatChristina CompanyDana CraigFred and Pricilla

CrawfordJill Crosby

Ann DavisPaul DellingerMeghann DialsMichael DoarKatelynn DominguezJay EdwardsRobert FlanaganJim and Laure

FlanikenJeff FusileKeith GivenCharlotte GliddenDr. Tim GoeddeWendy GoshertBryant GriggsTracey HealeyPatty HeineDr. Mark HendersonBruce HeslinCindy Hiland-

McNalleyDawn HoellrichJayne HomcoLaTonya HoustonVickie HowardGene HuddlesonJames HurstKim IrishAngie JohnsonRussell KasparCharles KingJan KoenigerRita Jo KuehnertDebi LandryLattia LindsleyCourtney LockwoodLa’Nya MackeyJoe MaltbyTina MarshallLea MeckMargaret MeyerBob and Jana MillardBernie and Sandy

MillerMegan MillerLisa MillsSusan MorrisonDeAndrea MoultonDennis OklakHolly PennywittLauren PerryLaura Pettine

Deborah PiercyAlan PintoSandy RayJulia ReedJulie ReedCindy ReederColleen RenieNicole RichardsThe Royer FamilyApril SassoCarl SaubertLisa SchlehuberJill SchwarzChristine ScottenSheila SeilerSteve and Mary

ShepardLisa SiglerNancy SmithLindsey SteillTina StemleKaren and Greg

StillwellDave and Kitty

StoeppelwerthLucinda StoetzerRobin SwansonGeorge TeasJohn TinderMike TrammelAnn TudorChris and Jennifer

UlsomerIna Van DuynDylan VaughnJustine WagnerLee WarshawskyRochelle

WeathersbeeKeith WhismanJeffrey WhitingKim WilsonAngela WinebrennerKaren WursterAmadou YattassayeJonas YoungJill ZacharyTammera ZehrMatt and Tracy

Zimpfer

Individual Donors

Due to a change in the timing of one of our major fundraising events, individual donors are recognized based on total contributions between January 1, 2014 and March 31, 2015.

THERE IS POWER in so many businesses and individuals coming together to make a collective impact. We are sincerely grateful for each and every one of the donors who made a gift to our organization, as gifts at every level further our work to SAVE LIVES & END BREAST CANCER.

17,825 donations

from

between

6,031 donors

April 1 2014

& March 31

2015

received

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LYLE BROWNE President Community Volunteer

PATRICK WOOTEN Vice President Director of Patient Navigation, Eskenazi Health

TORY CALLAGHAN CASTOR Secretary Vice President ofGovernment Affairs, Indiana University Health

ANNMARIE NOVOTNEY Treasurer Manager, Blue & Co., LLC

SHERI ALEXANDER Senior Vice President, Gregory & Appel

TERRI BENDES Strategic Sourcing Manager, Angie’s List

KIM BORGES Vice President Area Marketing Manager- Indiana, Regions

JAYNA CACIOPPO Partner, Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP

KRISTINE CAMRON Partner, Ice Miller, LLP

KENT CLARK Retail Operations Manager, Kroger

LYNNETTE HANES Vice President, J.P. Morgan Private Bank

ERIN HASKETT Director of Client Services, Miller Brooks

LARRY KEYLER, CPA Partner, McGladrey LLP

BETH LUX Co-Owner, Lux Restaurants

AMADOU YATTASSAYE Special Advisor to the Board Vice President, Anthem

NATALIE SUTTON Executive Director

DANYELLE HOSHAUER Development Director

JACOB FIENE Mission Director

SARAH SCHMITZ Development and Volunteer Manager

Board of Directors

Staff

Komen Central Indiana staff, left to right: Natalie Sutton, Sarah Schmitz, Danyelle Hoshauer, Jacob Fiene and Ariella Ford. Not pictured: Toni Newett, Kari Strolberg and Toni Folzenlogel

ARIELLA FORD Communications and Marketing Coordinator

TONI NEWETT Finance Coordinator

TONI FOLZENLOGEL Graphic Design Consultant

KARI STROLBERG Race Director Consultant

17,825 donations

from

between

6,031 donors

April 1 2014

& March 31

2015

received

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