Report to the Community 2013 - Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

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Research
Saves
Lives
Report to the Community 2013
We have
living proof.
Inside this
report
A message from our CEO:
Opening doors to promising discoveries 4
A message from our Ontario
Region Board Chair:
Creating a bright future together 4
A message from our National Chair 5
Research 6
Taking the lead to prevent breast cancer 7
Making strides towards earlier detection 9
Working to improve diagnosis 12
Saving lives through better treatment 15
Improving life beyond breast cancer 18
Fellowships 20
Building research capacity through fellowships 20
Knowledge sharing 23
The Pink Tour: Getting on board for
breast health 24
Taking steps to reduce risk 25
Improving women’s health through
informed decisions 26
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation
CIBC Run For the Cure 27
Our donors 28
Financial summary 45
Get involved 47
Board of directors
In memory of Betty-Jane 48
Our vision 49
Contact info 50
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A message from our
OntarioRegion Board Chair
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Creating a bright future together
Over the past 25 years, breast cancer mortality rates
have dropped by more than 40 per cent. That’s great news
A message from our CEO
because it means our research, education and advocacy efforts are having an impact.
But with one in nine Canadian women still vulnerable to a breast cancer diagnosis
in her lifetime, there is still much work to be done. We are working towards a future
where no women or men are affected by this illness.
Opening doors to promising discoveries
Advancing innovative research
A breast cancer diagnosis is a life-changing experience.
This year our investments in research are shedding new light on how to prevent,
detect, diagnose and treat breast cancer, and how to further enhance the quality
of life for those who have been affected by this disease. In 2013, we awarded
$8.4 million in grants to support 17 breast cancer research projects and 17 training
fellowships in Ontario. It is thanks in large part to the work of dedicated breast
cancer scientists and clinicians that we are seeing more targeted and less invasive
treatments, fewer side effects, and better outcomes. Research is saving lives.
As you will see in this report, CBCF-funded researchers are hard at work exploring
ways to prevent, detect, diagnose, treat, and improve the quality of life for women
and their families affected by breast cancer. We build on their success by translating
their work into meaningful education and advocacy initiatives that empower women
to make informed decisions about their health. As a scientist, I feel privileged to be
working with researchers who are among the brightest in Canada and who are at the
forefront in advancing what we know about breast cancer. In 2013, researchers are
working on more than 180 CBCF-funded research projects.
Championing the role of volunteers
Thanks to the generous support of CIBC and Shoppers Drug Mart we visited 124
Ontario communities this year, providing valuable information about the benefits
of breast cancer screening. We also intensified our efforts to reduce the incidence
of breast cancer by offering women evidence-based information and practical
steps to help them improve their health and reduce their breast cancer risk.
In the 27 years the Foundation has been supporting women with breast
cancer, we have remained a community-driven organization. People get
involved supporting the breast cancer cause in so many ways and if it
weren’t for the thousands of supporters and participants who take part
in community events across the province, our work wouldn’t be possible.
Through this year’s report you will read stories of individuals
who, in their own special way, are making a difference.
In my first year as Board Chair, I am humbled by this overwhelming,
and much needed, support. Be proud of the great strides you are
helping us make towards realizing a brighter future for our friends,
colleagues, and family members affected by breast cancer.
Together with your continued support, we will create
a future without breast cancer.
Sandra Palmaro
CEO, Ontario Region
Dr. Gurmit Singh
Chair, Ontario Region Board of Directors
From our National Chair
The Canadian Breast Cancer
Foundation transforms the
passion and commitment
of our community into
meaningful change. We’re
proud to be the largest nongovernment funder of breast
cancer research, thanks to
your support. We hope you
share that pride.
Our research grants fund high impact research
at both the national and regional level. In 2012,
the Foundation provided $3.2 million in national
grant funding to eight innovative projects
focused on advancing new technologies
for detecting cancer at its earliest stages –
everything from exploring the potential of
3D digital tomosynthesis as a more precise
screening tool, to examining “spintronic”
microwave image sensing as a comfortable, safe,
portable and cost effective imaging technique.
On these pages, you can also see highlights
of recent regional research grants. Together,
through the funding of research projects at
both the national and regional level, we are able
to support the best and brightest researchers
from across the country. We also fund health
education and advocacy programs at the
community level to meet the distinct needs of
the diverse country we serve. As you can see
from these stories, your support is bringing
us closer to realizing our vision of creating a
future without breast cancer.
Deborah Dubenofsky
Chair, National Board of Directors
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Here is a sample of
research we funded:
page
11
Somatostatin receptor antagonists for early
detection of breast cancer with positron
emission mammography – BC/Yukon region
page Using DNA repair genes to discover new
ways of predicting survival in breast cancer
– Prairies/Northwest Territories region
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page
New therapy for locally-advanced
breast cancer using gold nanobombs
– Ontario region
page
Cellular and molecular effects of the dietary
photochemical piperine on triple-negative
breast cancer cells – Atlantic region
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is:
funded
research
Taking the lead
prevent
to
breast cancer
p7
Making strides
towards earlier
detection
p9
Working to
improve
diagnosis
p12
Saving lives
through better
treatment
p15
Improving
life beyond
breast cancer
p18
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prevention | detection | diagnosis | treatment | quality of life
Al Greene
Father and warm-up leader,
Toronto, Ontario
As a personal trainer, Al is passionate about
healthy living and encourages women to
reduce their risk of breast cancer through
exercise. “Everyone I know is somehow
affected by this disease and it’s important
for me to contribute.” Each year for the
past 22 years, except for the morning
his daughter Kennedy was born, Al has
prepared the runners and walkers in the
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC
Run for the Cure, getting them energized
to get started. “Hopefully with all this work
we do we can get rid of breast cancer. I
don’t want Kennedy to have to worry.”
Linking workplace environment
with prevention
Studying the cognitive impact
of preventative ovarian removal
Making dietary choices to
reduce risk
Reducing breast cancer risk
in high risk women
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Linking workplace environment with prevention
Dr. James Brophy and Dr. Margaret Keith
Windsor, Ontario – $196,078
This landmark study, which gained international attention, provides new
evidence to help inform discussions with governments, industry, health care
providers and stakeholders about the serious effects that occupational risk
factors can have on the development of breast cancer. The lead researchers,
Dr. Brophy and Dr. Keith, along with an international team of
co-investigators, found an average increase in breast cancer risk
of 42 per cent among women who work for a 10-year period
in environments with high-risk exposure to carcinogens and
hormone-disrupting chemicals. Their work has
created the first research database in Canada
that links work history and chemical and
other risk exposures to health outcomes.
The findings are leading to tangible actions
we can take to prevent the disease.
Making dietary choices to reduce risk
Dr. Michelle Cotterchio
Toronto, Ontario– $371,897
Previous research studies have suggested that eating foods with
phytoestrogens – substances which mimic estrogen and can be found
in plants such as soy and flaxseed – may help reduce the risk of breast
cancer. This study found a link between women who consumed a greater
amount of phytoestrogens when they were adolescents and a lower risk of
breast cancer. Recent research by this group suggests that these findings
may be most relevant for postmenopausal breast cancer, and particular
tumour subgroups such as estrogen receptor-positive breast tumours. If
this is confirmed by future research, this could lead to new strategies for
prevention and allow young women to make dietary choices that may
reduce their risk of developing breast cancer.
co-funded by the Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance
Reducing breast cancer risk in high risk women
Studying the cognitive impact of preventative ovarian removal
Dr. Gillian Einstein
Toronto, Ontario – $371,897
Women who carry breast cancer gene mutations, BRCA1 or BRCA2, are
routinely counselled to have their ovaries removed to reduce the risk of breast
and ovarian cancer. However, the resulting loss of estrogen production premenopause may have negative effects on other body systems, particularly the
brain, placing women at risk for dementia. This study is looking at the cognitive
impacts on women who have had their ovaries removed as a preventive
measure. The results will help women at high risk for breast cancer, who are
considering this procedure, to better understand its risks and benefits.
Dr. Joanne Kotsopoulos
Less than 10 per cent of women diagnosed with breast cancer have a family
history of the disease. There is, however, no scientific evidence on how
various risk factors (i.e. hormonal contraceptives, diet or lifestyle) might
influence breast cancer development in women without a genetic mutation
but with a strong family history of breast cancer. There are also no guidelines
in place to instruct the counselling and care of women from high-risk families
who don’t have the breast cancer gene mutation, BRCA. This study explores
the role of genetic and non-genetic factors to determine best practices in the
care of these vulnerable women, including targeted prevention and screening
options to help reduce their risk.
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Brenda Stover
Mother, singer and awareness advocate,
Tillsonburg, Ontario
When Brenda walked into her local CIBC
branch last year, little did she know that it
would lead to a breast cancer diagnosis.
The bank teller suggested she visit CBCF’s
Pink Tour bus stationed in the parking
lot to book her first mammogram. At the
age of 50, with no family history of breast
cancer, Brenda was shocked when she
later learned she had a lump. Brenda’s
story is a testament to the importance of
early detection, and she encourages other
women to get screened regularly.
Improving screening rates among
under-screened women
Conveying the importance of screening guidelines to women at risk
Improving earlier detection of
cancer spread
Somatostatin receptor antagonists
for early detection of breast
cancer with positron emission
mammography
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Improving screening rates among under-screened women
Ms. Victoria Nadalin
Conveying the importance of screening guidelines to
women at risk
Dr. Paul Ritvo and Dr. Anna Chiarelli
Despite the existence of Ontario’s universally funded breast cancer screening
program, there are groups of women in the province who are either not screened
as often as is recommended, or are not being screened at all - including women
who are elderly, new Canadians, and women who live in rural and underserviced
areas. This community-based research study involving Cancer Care Ontario
and the Ontario Women’s Health Network sought to assess why
under-and never-screened women eligible for the Ontario
Breast Screening Program (OBSP) are not accessing the service.
Peer-led focus groups were held in Timmins, Toronto, and
Peel Region. Barriers to screening reported by the women
included that most were not aware they could access the OBSP
without a referral, while others were unaware as to what a
mammogram was, and some were concerned about possibly
having a male technician perform their exam. These results
highlight areas where improved information (such as the
ability to request a female technician) could lead to enhanced
screening amongst under-and never-screened women.
For better detection rates and the improved chance of diagnosing small
tumours, it is recommended that women with a family history of breast cancer
receive breast cancer screenings at an earlier age and with more frequency.
Dr. Ritvo and Dr. Chiarelli’s study looked at screening behaviour and its
relation to perceived risk of breast cancer in a group of women with a family
history of the illness in order to better understand barriers to screening for
women in this group. Results indicate that women with a family history of
breast cancer are more likely to screen at the recommended time intervals
when they believe those intervals are appropriate. Screening frequency
was not associated with women’s beliefs about their own risk factors, which
suggests that more emphasis on screening frequently is needed for women
who may be at higher risk of developing breast cancer. Canadian Breast
Cancer Foundation-funded fellow Meghan Walker, who is supervised by Dr.
Chiarelli, is conducting research to better understand adherence to screening
among high-risk women, which will inform the development of more effective
strategies for promoting screening in this group.
Toronto, Ontario–$657,028
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Improving earlier detection of cancer spread
Dr. Vasiliki Economopolous
London, Ontario–$75,000
The spread of cancer (metastasis) is the main cause of cancer-related death.
Cancer cells spread by traveling through either the lymphatic system or blood
vessels. The goal of this study was to use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to
detect and track small numbers of cancer cells through the lymphatic system by
using a targeted imaging approach. The research demonstrated the existence of
very slow growing cancer cells that could be responsible for metastasis. These
cells would not be targeted by traditional cancer treatments, which target rapidly
dividing cells, and could hide for up to several years before starting to grow more
rapidly. This research highlights a method for identifying these cells before they
establish new tumours, providing an opportunity to develop treatments that
would target them and prevent metastasis.
Somatostatin receptor antagonists for early detection of breast
cancer with positron emission mammography
Dr. François Bénard
Vancouver, British Columbia–$356,000
Dr. Bénard’s research has been instrumental in applying a new process
of making radioactive medicine without using aged nuclear reactors. For
Canadian scientists, this development could go a long way toward solving the
world’s shortage of medical isotopes, as it uses hospital cyclotrons to make the
compounds and bypasses the need for reactors.
Dr. Bénard’s research focuses on studying a new generation of radiotracers
that target somatostatin receptors, molecules that are present in almost
all breast cancers. Positron emission mammography (PEM) is a promising
technology for detecting smaller breast cancers at an early stage, but is limited
by the imaging markers, or radiotracers, which currently miss up to 20 per cent
of tumours. This research holds promise for improving the early detection of
breast cancer in women who are at high personal risk.
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Poonam Batra
Medical student and top fundraiser,
Burlington, Ontario
As a medical student and breast cancer survivor,
Poonam is a strong advocate for early breast cancer
detection. In her second year of medical school she
discovered a lump in her breast. “It was really eye
opening to me that it doesn’t necessarily matter
whether there’s a family history, what your age is,
or how healthy you are. It can happen to anyone.”
The 26 year-old was celebrated as the top Canadian
Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure
fundraiser in the Post-Secondary Challenge. She plans
to become a family doctor and heavily incorporate
breast cancer awareness into her practice and work.
Using optical imaging to advance
surgical practice
Increasing coordination of diagnostic care
Enhancing the sensitivity of imaging
for breast cancer detection
Improving imaging and screening
to detect tumours
Using DNA repair genes to discover new ways
of predicting survival in breast cancer
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Using optical imaging to advance surgical practice
Increasing coordination of diagnostic care
Dr. Ralph DaCosta
Dr. Anna Gagliardi
Tremendous advances have been made in imaging technology over the past
10 to 15 years, including the emergence of optical imaging techniques. This
research has the potential to improve how breast cancer is diagnosed and
treated by addressing two unmet needs. One being new diagnostic tools that
are non-invasive and don’t use radioactive chemicals. Another being a new
way to ensure the complete removal of every tumour cell
during the initial surgery. “We believe the combination
of non-invasive fluorescence and photoacoustics
imaging techniques can be used effectively to guide
both diagnosis and treatment, reducing the need for
additional surgeries and minimizing the possibility
of recurrence.” Dr. DaCosta and his team are already
working with Health Canada to ensure that their work
can quickly transition from research in the lab to
where it is directly helping patients.
People with cancer receive better care when health care professionals work
together to coordinate services and make decisions. Several Diagnostic
Assessment Programs (DAPs) have been established in hospitals in Ontario to
coordinate diagnostic tests to improve the quality of care delivered to women
and men being tested for breast and lung cancer. This study analyzes information
collected from DAPs to evaluate the inter-professional collaborative care being
provided and to determine the quality of diagnostic services. The results will be
used to improve coordination of care within existing and new DAPs during what
is a very stressful time for individuals who are awaiting their results.
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Enhancing the sensitivity of imaging for breast cancer detection
Eva Razumienko
This project focused on the development of innovative agents (chemicals)
to enhance the detection of breast cancer using imaging technology. The
research established an agent with the ability to detect HER2-positive breast
cancer. The results of this research will help develop methods for detecting
specific characteristics of tumours throughout the body, identifying appropriate
treatments, and monitoring patient response to treatment.
Improving imaging and screening to detect tumours
Dr. Martin Yaffe
Conventional techniques for examining breast cancer and surrounding
tissues removed during a lumpectomy are limited because they only allow
for examination of a small two-dimensional portion of the tissue. This study
seeks to use three-dimensional (3D) pathology to better assess whether tissue
removed through lumpectomy has clean margins (i.e. no cancer in the tissue
surrounding the tumour). Given the positive results of this study, pathologists
at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre who specialize in breast care are
incorporating 3D pathology as part of their routine clinical practice.
Using DNA repair genes to discover new ways of predicting
survival in breast cancer
Dr. Sambasivarao Damaraju
Edmonton, Alberta – $199,184
Discovering a genetic marker for breast cancer recurrence could renew
hope for patients and families. You’ve survived breast cancer only to have it
come back, and now the disease is more aggressive and may be resistant to
treatment. Numerous women face this frightening scenario, but the discovery
of a genetic marker that predicts the risk of recurrence is a beacon of hope for
the future.
Dr. Damaraju, a professor with the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University
of Alberta and the Cross Cancer Institute, and his team tested the DNA of
369 women in Alberta diagnosed with good prognosis breast cancer (called
Luminal A) and discovered the marker. Because women with Luminal A breast
cancers tend to have a good survival rate, they are not treated with the
aggressive treatments used for other types of breast cancer. For 15-20 per
cent of women, however, the cancer recurs and is usually fatal. A marker that
predicts the risk of recurrence could identify which women would benefit from
a more aggressive form of cancer therapy.
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Irene Chevalier
Survivor and RE/MAX employee,
Welland, Ontario
After watching her sister battle the disease, Irene
knew what to expect when in 2011 she was told that
she had stage III breast cancer. Irene is thankful for
the treatment she received and grateful to her employer, RE/MAX, for its ongoing support of CBCF’s
investment in breast cancer research. “The care,
research, knowledge, and everything was huge.
Because of them I’m here. I’m alive.”
Studying cancer stem cells to better
understand and prevent metastasis
Predicting outcome and efficacy of
treatment at diagnosis
Monitoring tumour response to
treatment non-invasively
Understanding how cancer-killing
viruses work
New therapy for locally-advanced breast
cancer using gold nanobombs
Cellular and molecular effects of the dietary
photochemical piperine on triple-negative
breast cancer cells
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Predicting outcome and efficacy of treatment at diagnosis
Studying cancer stem cells to better understand and
prevent metastasis
Dr. Alison Allan
London, Ontario–$449,733
While most women survive breast cancer, once the disease spreads, or
metastasises beyond the breast, survival rates decline. For reasons that are
not well understood, breast cancer cells, if they spread, are predisposed to
target the lymph nodes, bones, brain, lungs and liver. This research focuses
on studying the interactions between cancer stem cells, which are responsible
for metastasis, and these sites to better understand why breast cancer
spreads to certain organs in the body first. “Cancer cells are like chameleons.
They adapt to changes in their environment and figure out the best way to
survive, so we need to figure out what factors are
helping those cancer stem cells grow and
design treatments that can interfere
with that relationship.” The study has
already identified some specific factors
produced by the lungs that may lead to
aggressive metastatic tumours there.
These exciting results could lay the
groundwork for developing treatments
targeting these factors.
Dr. Anita Bane
Hamilton, Ontario –$380,918
Dr. Bane’s team previously developed a test (using a gene signature) that can
accurately predict the outcome at diagnosis for women with basal-like breast
cancer, a type of breast cancer that has poor outcomes for 30-40 per cent
of women. Dr. Bane’s current research aims to simplify this test, which is too
complex to be used in standard practice, so that health professionals could easily
use it on samples that are routinely collected. If successful, this project could
enable some patients with basal-like breast cancer to avoid toxic chemotherapy,
improving their quality of life.
Monitoring tumour response to treatment non-invasively
Dr. Greg Czarnota
Up to one-fifth of new breast cancer diagnoses are locally advanced (i.e. spread
beyond the breast tissue), with a five-year survival rate of approximately 55 per
cent. Ensuring that treatment is effective is crucial to long-term survival. Current
methods of assessing patients’ responses to a specific treatment are based
on physical measurements of tumour size, which can take several months to
become visible. Dr. Czarnota and his team investigated whether conventional,
non-invasive ultrasound could be used to monitor treatment response in
patients with locally advanced breast cancer receiving chemotherapy prior to
surgery. This study established, for the first time, the feasibility of using this
type of ultrasound to detect response to treatment within weeks of starting
chemotherapy (rather than months), creating a new tool with which to more
accurately personalize cancer treatment for women with breast cancer.
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Understanding how cancer-killing viruses work
Dr. Karen Mossman
Hamilton, Ontario–$748,560
Metastatic breast tumours, tumours that have spread to other organs or
parts of the body, do not respond well to standard treatments and thus new
treatment options are needed. A promising new approach involves the use of
viruses that kill cancer cells but not healthy cells. This study aims to understand
how a herpes simplex virus could be tailored to kill cancer functions, and will
determine if it can target cancer stem cells, which cause metastasis. The research
will also investigate how a herpes simplex virus manipulates the immune system
to attack existing tumour cells. The results of this study could have a significant
impact on the treatment available for metastatic breast cancer.
Cellular and molecular effects of the dietary photochemical
piperine on triple-negative breast cancer cells
Dr. David Hoskin
Halifax, Nova Scotia–$100,000
Dr. Hoskin, Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation – Atlantic Region Endowed Chair
in Breast Cancer Research, based at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
recently discovered that piperine – from the spice black pepper – is able to trigger
cell death in breast cancer cells, while not harming healthy cells. Together with his
team, Dr. Hoskin is now working to determine how piperine kills triple-negative
breast cancer cells and prevents their spread. Triple-negative breast cancers are
an aggressive and difficult-to-treat form of the disease. Ultimately, Dr. Hoskin’s
work will provide a basis for the possible use of piperine in the treatment of
metastatic breast cancer caused by triple-negative breast cancer cells.
New therapy for locally-advanced breast cancer using
gold nanobombs
Dr. Raymond Reilly
Dr. Reilly’s research aims to develop a new radiation treatment for patients
whose breast cancer is locally advanced and has spread from the breast to
nearby tissue or lymph nodes, also known as stage III breast cancer. Women
with stage III breast cancer have a lower survival rate (60-70 per cent) than
the 90 per cent of women who survive when diagnosed before the cancer has
spread. Currently, most stage III breast cancer patients receive chemotherapy
to reduce the tumour size, followed by surgery, radiation and additional
treatments. Dr. Reilly is collaborating with Dr. Jean-Philippe Pignol, a radiation
oncologist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Their goal is to develop
a better method for post-surgery radiation using “gold nanobombs” – small
particles of gold that target the tumour in three different ways, through
antibodies, radiation treatment and chemotherapy – which would be injected at
the surgery site to target and eradicate any residual cancer cells. If successful,
this new radiation treatment could be a highly effective option, having little or
no impact on healthy tissues, resulting in fewer side effects.
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Bronwyn Best
Survivor and chief cake maker,
Toronto, Ontario
“It’s scary when you’re told you have it,” as
Bronwyn learned when she was diagnosed
with breast cancer 11 years ago. Since
that time, Bronwyn has perfected a white
chocolate cheesecake with rhubarb swirl
recipe featured at her annual Cakes for
Cancer fundraiser for CBCF. “This event is
as much about education as it is about
raising funds for research. Many of us have
been touched by breast cancer, but we’ll
only know that if people talk about it.”
Confirming the cognitive effects
of chemotherapy
Developing chronic pain
interventions for older women
Advancing new techniques for
clinical breast reconstruction
Evaluating a new program for breast
cancer-related pain relief
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Confirming the cognitive effects of chemotherapy
Dr. Barbara Collins
Ottawa, Ontario–$403,606
Many patients who receive chemotherapy as a
treatment for breast cancer complain of longterm problems with cognitive processes such as
concentration, memory, forgetfulness, and multitasking. Until now, these symptoms have often been
attributed to the depression or stress associated
with breast cancer. Dr. Collins’ study looked at the
cognitive impact of chemotherapy by testing women before, during and after
chemotherapy treatments. Cognitive performance declined progressively
with each chemotherapy treatment, providing compelling evidence for a
direct link between chemotherapy and cognitive issues among women with
breast cancer. “While further research is needed to better understand this
phenomenon, I have already used evidence from the study in my clinical
practice to convince an employer to provide special work accommodations
for an employee whose cognitive issues were having an impact on her
productivity.” These findings will inform the development of treatments
designed to help minimize these effects.
Advancing new techniques for clinical breast reconstruction
Dr. John Semple
CBCF-Ontario Region has funded the first ever Research Chair in Breast Cancer
Surgery in Canada. As the inaugural chair, Dr. Semple is focusing on three
areas of breast cancer research: 1) advancing new techniques in clinical breast
reconstruction following mastectomy that will provide increased options for
women who aren’t normally suited to breast reconstruction; 2) investigating
the effects of radiation and surgery on lymph nodes that can lead to swelling
of an arm or leg (lymphedema); and 3) innovative models of patient care in
ambulatory settings that highlight best practices, patient safety and quality of
life. Many of the findings from Dr. Semple’s research are already in practice at
Women’s College Hospital and other hospitals across the country.
Developing chronic pain interventions for older women
Evaluating a new program for breast cancer-related
pain relief
Dr. Lucia Gagliese
Dr. Patricia Poulin
Ottawa, Ontario–$414,000
Following breast cancer surgery, many women experience moderate to severe
pain, and up to 60 per cent develop chronic pain. Older women represent the
largest group of breast cancer surgery patients and they may be at greater risk
than younger patients for unrelieved pain, longer than normal recovery, and
chronic pain. Preliminary results from this study indicate that over 50 per cent
of women who have surgery as a treatment for breast cancer will develop pain
that persists for at least six months. This study may help guide the development
of interventions to prevent the likelihood of persistent pain.
More than half of women who have had breast cancer suffer nervous systemrelated chronic pain that can be debilitating and significantly affect their quality
of life. Because medical treatment alone is often not enough to relieve the
pain, this study will evaluate an eight-week program that combines medical
treatment and mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) for the relief of
breast cancer-related pain. Since MBSR has proven to successfully alleviate
pain for other conditions, this research will help determine whether it is also an
effective treatment for women being treated for breast cancer and suffering
from nervous system-related chronic pain.
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Dr. Muriel Brackstone, Fellow ‘04
Through its Fellowship Awards, the
supports the training of emerging breast
cancer researchers and health care providers
by funding research, clinical and professional
practice opportunities. Since the program
was launched in 1999, more than 180 fellows
have received training in the breast cancer
field, demonstrating that CBCF is committed
to educating promising individuals who are
passionate about a career in breast cancer.
Dr. Muriel Brackstone, a surgical oncologist,
received a CBCF fellowship in 2004, and
trained with specialists at Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre and Princess Margaret
Hospital in Toronto. Her fellowship provided
her with the expertise necessary to establish
a comprehensive multidisciplinary clinic
at the London Regional Cancer Centre,
where mammograms, biopsies, surgeries
and other procedures are offered in one
location, enhancing the coordination of
care for women during a difficult time. In
addition, Dr. Brackstone has incorporated a
research component in the clinic, creating
a synergy of productivity among leading
researchers that is hastening new discoveries.
Reflecting on her fellowship with CBCF, Dr.
Brackstone said, “I will be forever grateful
for that opportunity,” and has since initiated
a fellowship program in London.
CBCF-funded fellows:
Kimberly
Cullen
Dr. Andrea
Covelli
Dr. Breanne
Cuddington
Dr. Jory
Simpson
Dr. Philip
Medeiros
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Kimberly Cullen
Toronto, Ontario
Enhancing quality of life through online
couples-based sexual
therapy – $112,500
Ms. Cullen is a promising young clinical psychologist
who firmly believes that sexual health needs a
strong voice within the breast cancer community.
“I hope to elevate the importance of sexual health
from its bottom shelf status to a key factor for
consideration in the overall quality of life of women
affected by breast cancer.” The prevalence of
sexual dysfunction and distress among women
Kimberly
Cullen
Dr. Andrea
Covelli
diagnosed with breast cancer is not well known,
but is estimated to range from 21-94 per cent. Ms.
Cullen is using her fellowship to examine the impact
of an online, couples-based intervention designed to
address sexual problems commonly encountered by
breast cancer survivors and their partners. She has
contributed to the work of CBCF-funded researcher
Dr. Karen Fergus, whose Couplelinks project is
an innovative online intervention for couples
dealing with breast cancer. Ms. Cullen believes that
participation in this intervention has the potential
to not only alleviate sexual distress, but also to
empower breast cancer survivors to openly discuss
the impact of the illness on their sexual quality of life.
Dr. Breanne
Cuddington
Dr. Jory
Simpson
Dr. Philip
Medeiros
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Dr. Andrea Covelli Toronto, Ontario
Breanne Cuddington Hamilton, Ontario
While it’s recommended that women with early breast cancer undergo breastsparing surgery (removal of tumour and some normal tissue, also known as a
lumpectomy) many women over the past five years have opted for more extensive
surgeries, including removal of the breast with cancer and the one without. This
fellowship focuses on why women choose mastectomy over lumpectomy. Dr. Covelli
holds the first ever awarded Roche-Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation Ontario
Region Physician Fellowship and is a promising breast surgical resident training to
become a clinician scientist.
Oncolytic (cancer-killing) viruses represent an exciting new therapy option because
they target and eradicate cancer cells while sparing healthy cells, eliminating
the toxic side effects of current chemotherapy treatments. In this fellowship, Ms.
Cuddington is using bovine herpes virus (BHV-1) to treat breast cancer. Unlike
current treatment strategies, BHV-1 effectively targets a wide array of breast
tumour cells. The successful development of this therapeutic option could have a
significant impact on the survival and quality of life of women with breast cancer.
Dr. Jory Simpson Toronto, Ontario
Dr. Philip Medeiros Toronto, Ontario
Understanding why more women with early breast
cancer are choosing mastectomy – $143,000
Embracing a novel surgical approach to managing
women with breast cancer – $71,500
Following his CBCF fellowship Dr. Simpson was offered a position as a breast
surgical oncologist at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto. Inspired by the training
he received during his fellowship, he plans to pursue research as a component of
his surgical career and he is currently pursuing a Masters in Education. Actively
engaged in research, teaching and other professional activities related to his work
in breast cancer, Dr. Simpson is participating in a research study that involves
establishing and evaluating a novel breast surgery clinic where patients see a
plastic surgeon and a surgical breast oncologist together before having surgery.
Kimberly
Cullen
Dr. Andrea
Covelli
Exploring bovine herpes virus as a treatment for
breast cancer – $112,500
Stress receptor found to stimulate growth and
migration
of cancer cells – $112,500
Dr. Philip Medeiros recently completed a fellowship that provided insight into a
novel link between stress and breast cancer. His research showed that a particular
receptor, stimulated by stress-related nerves, causes breast cancer cells to divide
more rapidly and become more active, which are important characteristics of breast
cancer development. This research provides an exciting new opportunity for the
development of a drug that could block these effects.
Dr. Breanne
Cuddington
Dr. Jory
Simpson
Dr. Philip
Medeiros
Knowledge sharing
The
One of the most meaningful
ways we can help women and
their families is by making
knowledge gained from
research available to the public.
Empowering women to make
more informed decisions about
their health helps to reduce
the incidence of breast cancer,
lowering mortality rates, and
ensuring a better quality
of life post treatment.
Pink
Tour
Taking small
steps to
reduce
risk
Improving
women’s
health
Living well helps
reduce your risk.
For more information about breast health, ways to
reduce your risk of breast cancer or to share what
you’re doing to live well:
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www.reduceyourrisk.ca
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation – Ontario Region
20 Victoria Street, 6th Floor
Toronto, ON M5C 2N8
1.866.373.6313
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The Pink Tour
Did you know?
Based on scientific evidence and
best practices, we know that
empowering women to make
informed choices about breast
cancer screening is one of the
most significant ways we can help
reduce mortality rates.
In 2012, the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation
travelled across the province with The Pink Tour, our
mobile breast health program, to start a dialogue
about breast health and breast cancer screening with
the public. We reached 124 communities and connected
with over 35,000 Ontarians, providing visitors with
helpful information about the benefits of screening.
The level of community engagement throughout the
tour was exceptional. We met women who had personal
experiences with breast cancer, women who were
learning about the importance of breast health for the first
time, and husbands who picked up information for their
wives and daughters. We connected with public health
units, primary care providers, and community-based
health organizations and strengthened our relationship
with representatives from all levels of government. With a
goal to encourage more eligible women to participate in
the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP), we were
delighted that more than 400 women booked their first
mammogram appointment with the OBSP while visiting
the bus. Thanks to CIBC, Shoppers Drug Mart and their
employees from across the province, we were able to
bring breast health information to communities large and
small. Their participation and support was essential to
making The Pink Tour a reality.
Since 1986, breast
cancer mortality rates
in Canada have declined
by 42% as a result
of increased breast
cancer screening and
improved treatment.
Yet, the latest screening
data shows that only
43% of eligible women
(ages 50-74) participate
in the Ontario Breast
Screening Program.
Taking steps to reduce risk
While many women believe the risk
of developing breast cancer is
primarily associated with genetics and
family history, evidence shows that
less than 10 per cent of breast cancer
cases are related to family history.
The World Cancer Research Fund estimates that one-third
of breast cancers are preventable through a more balanced
diet, maintaining a healthy body weight, and regular
physical activity. Evidence also confirms that women can
reduce their risk of breast cancer by drinking less alcohol,
quitting smoking, limiting use of hormone therapy during
menopause, and reducing exposure to environmental
carcinogens and hormone disruptors.
This past year, we provided women with information and
practical tips in ways that made the information approachable
and easy for them to access including a dedicated website
reduceyourrisk.ca, social media channels (Facebook and
Twitter), a powerful public service announcement, print ads,
and a broadly distributed the health promotion brochure
designed to encourage conversations about breast health
between women and their health care providers.
Our message is simple. Live your life and protect it on your
own terms. Try one new thing that can improve your health
and recognize that even small steps can help reduce your risk of
breast cancer. Ultimately, we believe that by supporting women
with practical information about how they can minimize their
risk of breast cancer we can reduce the incidence of the disease.
Getting physical at 40
The beauty of physical activity is that
it’s never too late to start. Just ask
Karen Speirs. The lifelong hockey
fan took to the ice in her mid-40s,
shortly after her husband joined a
neighbourhood hockey team. Bored
of sitting at home, she and the other
women in the neighbourhood laced
up their skates and formed their own
hockey team, the Stanley Cupcakes.
“We had a lot of enthusiasm, a
great jersey, and a lot to learn,”
says Karen. The women borrowed
equipment from their children,
picked up gear from a second hand
sports store, and booked their ice
time. Karen says the women were
blown away by how much fun it
was. “Taking up a sport in midlife is humbling, but it’s hugely
rewarding. Who knew we would be
celebrating our 50th birthdays by
playing hockey?”
Improving women’s health
through informed decisions
Knowledge is power, and one of the
most effective ways women can take
control of their health is through
access to resources that will help
them make informed decisions.
Available resources
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation is home to the most
comprehensive breast health and breast cancer information
available in Canada, and every year we expand our resources
based on the latest scientific evidence.
A booklet designed to provide information
and resources for women newly diagnosed
with breast cancer.
Getting information into the hands of women and their
families is never an easy task, which is why we rely on the
support of clinics, hospitals, and doctors’ offices across the
province to help put vital information about breast health
and breast cancer screening at their fingertips. In 2012, we
distributed over 150,000 free resources to 216 organizations
and individuals and at 52 Foundation events.
Tools like our new video, Do I need to be screened for
breast cancer?, available online and at many Ontario breast
screening clinics across the province, broaden our outreach
and tap into individual preferences for accessing information.
In an age of social media where information travels across
online channels immediately, helping people sort through
the clutter to determine what is credible and what is not has
become more important than ever. Every month, more than
18,000 people visit www.cbcf.org knowing that they can
source information with confidence to help inform their decision-making about reducing the risk of breast cancer, taking
part in regular screenings with the Ontario Breast Screening
Program, going through treatment, and getting back to a
more normal life when treatment ends.
Living Well Helps Reduce Your Risk
Provides easy-to-read information about
breast cancer risk and healthier life choices.
Guiding Women
Getting Back on Track
A book is for women who are making the
transition to life after breast cancer treatment.
Screening
Designed to help inform women’s decision
making about breast cancer screening with
information about the benefits and limitations
of getting a mammogram.
Be Breast Aware
Informs people about how to be breast aware
by becoming familiar with how the breasts
normally look and feel.
Do I need to be screened for
breast cancer?
Animated sketch video on the benefits and
limitations of breast cancer screening through
a conversation between a woman 50+ and
her family doctor.
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The community of support for
breast cancer is multi-faceted,
consisting of individuals, families,
extended groups of friends and
caring corporate sponsors. For
the last 20 years, CIBC has been
a leader in this community and
represents the gold standard for
corporate support and employee
volunteerism.
As title sponsor of the Canadian Breast Cancer
Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure, CIBC has been a key
partner in the success of the cause. It’s a relationship
that dates back to 1992, when a small group of
employees participated in the Run for the Cure in
support of a colleague who was experiencing breast
cancer. That grassroots support led CIBC to become
a national sponsor and, for the past 17 years, the title
sponsor for the event.
training branch employees on donation procedures and
contributing to Run planning for each of the Run sites
across the country. In mid-September, CIBC declares
“Think Pink Week” to create that final push for employee
and customer registration and fundraising. Special Think
Pink events engage employees, provide a forum to share
information regarding breast cancer, and celebrate the
community that comes together to support those living
with the disease.
“Our involvement started because CIBC employees,
passionate about creating a future without breast
cancer, rallied our company around the cause. Their
leadership has served as an inspiration to all of us,”
said Christina Kramer, Executive Vice-President of CIBC.
“The CIBC Run for the Cure is now an important part of
the fabric of our company, with one in three employees
either participating or volunteering.“
In 2012, an estimated 13,000 employees took part in the
Run, along with their families and friends. This includes
thousands of employees across Canada who volunteered
their time to help make sure the event went off without a
hitch. Team CIBC contributed more than $3 million to the
cause in 2012.
Since 1992, CIBC employees and volunteers have raised
more than $33 million for CBCF. Team CIBC is led by a
group of volunteer “Run Champions” who are responsible
for team registration and fundraising promotion of
the CIBC Pink CollectionTM – CIBC ‘pink products,’
“We’re very proud that CIBC employees have helped
build the largest single day event dedicated to raising
funds for breast cancer in Canada and providing hope
and support to those living with breast cancer and their
families,” said Ms. Kramer. “And, we are honoured to
support the CBCF in realizing its vision of creating a
future without breast cancer.”
Thank you
We applaud the
thousands of people
who come together
each year to make
our breast cancer
research, education
and advocacy
work possible.
Yours are the many
faces behind the
scenes who are
volunteering, fund
raising and making
donations to help
us realize our vision
of creating a future
without breast
cancer.
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Individual
Donors and
Corporate
Partners
Pink Ribbon
$50,000+
Gold Ribbon
$25,000 – $49,999
Silver Ribbon
$10,000 – $24,999
Bronze Ribbon
$5,000 – $9,999
Community Builder
$2,500 – $4,999
Friends of the
Foundation
$1,000 – $2,499
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Canadian
Breast Cancer
Foundation
CIBC Run for
the Cure Teams
Pink Ribbon
$50,000+
Gold Ribbon
$25,000 – $49,999
Silver Ribbon
$10,000 – $24,999
Bronze Ribbon
$5,000 – $9,999
Community Builder
$2,500 – $4,999
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Community
Event Donors
Pink Ribbon
$50,000+
Gold Ribbon
$25,000 – $49,999
Silver Ribbon
$10,000 – $24,999
Bronze Ribbon
$5,000 – $9,999
Community Builder
$2,500 – $4,999
Friends of the
Foundation
$1,000 – $2,499
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Pink Ribbon
GWN DRAGON BOAT
CHALLENGE
AARON SOROKA
BROOKFIELD JOHNSON
CONTROLS GOVAN BROWN
CHARITY CASINO
GORD HICKS & JON TAYLOR
HUDSON’S BAY COMPANY
$50,000+
CIBC
IDEA STUDIO
KRUGER PRODUCTS
NESTLE CANADA – PURINA
PEPSICO CANADA
RE/MAX ONTARIO–ATLANTIC
CANADA INC.
SAFEWAY CANADA
SHOPPERS DRUG MART LIFE
FOUNDATION
K2 SPORTS CANADA
TUBBS ROMP TO STOMP OUT
BREAST CANCER
WHIRLPOOL CAN LP/
KITCHENAID
Gold Ribbon
$25,000 - $49,999
KONICA MINOLTA
MASTERCARD WORLDWIDE
LILIAN TOMOVICH
NEWELL RUBBERMAID
PROCTER & GAMBLE
RCR INTERNATIONAL
REITMANS CANADA
RUNNING ROOM
SUPERIOR PROPANE INC.
TIRECRAFT
ANNUAL CHARITY BREAST
CANCER GOLF CLASSIC
ULTRAMAR
WRIGLEY’S EXCEL GUM
YARD SALE FOR THE CURE
RE/MAX GARDEN CITY REALTY
INC.
LESLIE BULLOCK
Silver Ribbon
ESTATE OF HAZEL MCMILLAN
WALMART
GARY MACDONALD
ESTATE OF THELMA MARGARET
SCHAPPERT
WESTON BAKERIES
HEAD CANADA
RE/MAX ERIE SHORES REALTY
INC.
SUSAN MORRIS
IBM EMPLOYEES’ CHARITABLE
FUND
DAVID DRURY
Bronze Ribbon
JOHN LEDERER
FLOORING CANADA
JOAN WOODS*
KERNELS POPCORN
KOOTENAY
LANDMARK GENERAL
PRODUCTS
LEON’S FURNITURE LTD.
LEONA FIELDS*
NESTLE CANADA – LEAN
CUISINE
NEW BALANCE
O.C. TANNER RECOGNITION
COMPANY LTD.
ONTARIO AUTOMOTIVE
RECYCLERS ASSOCIATION (CAR
HEAVEN)
AVENUE INVESTMENT
MANAGAMENT
CASEY’S CREATIVE KITCHENS
CHRISTINA KRAMER
CANADELLE / HANESBRANDS
INC
DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING
(CANADA) INC.
CIBC E-STATEMENT CAMPAIGN
VENI IOZZO
DURON PLASTICS
SCOTIABANK
ECO CANADA TEXTILE
RECYCLING INC.
SCOTT MCGILLIVRAY
SYMANTEC CORPORATION
ENS
KRISHAN BHATIA
TELUS SWING FOR A CURE GOLF
TOURNAMENT
KAL AMERY
GOVAN BROWN & ASSOCIATES
EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGN
JON TAYLOR
ANNEX LOFT HOMES INC.
PETERBILT ONTARIO TRUCK
CENTRES
PINKTOBER 2012
HARD ROCK CAFÉ TORONTO
EARTH CORPORATION’S
7TH ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF
INVITATIONAL
EARTH CORPORATION
AMSTERDAM BREWING
COMPANY
CARL NESBITT PUBLIC SCHOOL
ALLEN DENYS
EAST SIDE MARIO’S
ALICE LIBERTY*
PAYLESS SHOESOURCE
$10,000-$24,999
DOMINION BLUELINE INC
ALGOMA CENTRAL
CORPORATION
BRANDO PARIS*
1-800-GOT-JUNK?
PAUL GUY
DAVID ST. JAMES
DAVIS + HENDERSON LTD.
GREG MCINTOSH
ACCENTURE INC.
JODIE WALLIS
PAUL LANSBERGEN*
PHILIPS LIGHTING
MICHAEL GENTILE
BARRY COHEN
$5,000-$9,999
PLASTIFLEX CANADA INC.
REVLON
TETLEY CANADA
THAI EXPRESS
CATHERINE YANCHULA*
CLAY & LINDA ULLRICH
CLIFFORD & LILY FIELDING
CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
COLETTE DELANEY
CONNIE STEFANKIEWICZ
CUSTOM LEATHER LTD.
JEFF WORDHAM
KATHY SKRINDA*
LAKESIDE LOGISTICS
LEAVENS VOLKSWAGEN INC.
LORRAINE RUSSELL
LOVE THAT BARR SPORTS PUB
& EATERY
MABEL & GORDON MCMILLEN
FOUNDATION
MANULIFE FINANCIAL
MARA SNIDER*
MARLEEN VINCZE
MATCH MARKETING
BRETT FARREN
MEDLINE CANADA
CORPORATION
MISSISSAUGA FIRE FIGHTERS
ASSOCIATION
ONE FINANCIAL
ONTARIO POWER GENERATION
INC. EMPLOYEES’ &
PENSIONERS’ TRUST
PAM HULL*
PAUL PUGH
DARREN WADDEN
PENINSULA DUTY FREE SHOPS
LTD.
DEBORAH DUBENOFSKY
PETER DEEB
EMPIRE LIFE
PIERRE BELVEDERE
EYE SPY ACCESSORIES
SHERRY MAY
FAIRMONT ROYAL YORK
SIMON WARGA
GARY HAWTON*
Telus
* Determination Award Winner – given to the top fundraiser at each of the 22 Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure Sites
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THE MCCOLL EARLY
FOUNDATION
BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES
MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
TORONTO ARGONAUTS
PINK GAME
TORONTO ARGONAUTS
FOOTBALL CLUB
CASEY GALLAGHER
TRIDEL CORPORATION
CIBC CREDIT PROCESSING
SERVICES DEPARTMENT
TRISH GAMBIER*
VALERIE STEELE
VENI IOZZO
VIENNA HUTTON*
WESTSHORE MARKETING
WILLIAM L. KOCH
RE/MAX GARDEN CITY REALTY
INC.
PHYLLIS GLEESON
RE/MAX PREMIER INC.
TONY LAICINI
RE/MAX REAL ESTATE CENTRE
INC., BROKERAGE
TERESA COMEAU
RE/MAX ROUGE RIVER
FABIAN PASSMORE
RE/MAX SOLID GOLD REALTY
(II) LTD., BROKERAGE
BRITANIE CAMERON
RE/MAX ULTIMATE
CINTIA DE SOUZA
Community Builder
$2,500-$4,999
4WORD MARKETING
AIR LIQUIDE
AMGEN CANADA INC.
BENECAID HEALTH BENEFIT
SOLUTIONS INC.
CATHERINE MCLAUGHLIN
CC SOCIAL COMMITTEE
CIBC MELLON GLOBAL
SECURITIES SERVICES
COMPANY
COBALT PHARMACEUTICALS
COMPANY
CUNDARI GROUP LTD.
ALDO CUNDARI
DANIEL GREENBERG
INVENTA SALES
& PROMOTIONS
WILF GOODMAN
JANIE MARTIN
JEAN BLACKLOCK
JENN BURGOYNE
JIM BEQAJ
WILLIAM WALKER
JUDY STOREY*
RE/MAX GEORGIAN BAY REALTY
LTD.
KAREN CALDWELL
KAREN DEMERS*
LONGO BROTHERS FRUIT
MARKETS INC.
FOOD BASICS
MUSKOKA CLASSICS COTTAGE
EMPORIUM
NELSON ARTHUR HYLAND
FOUNDATION
NICOLE POHL
2142499 ONTARIO LTD.
PAUL ETHERINGTON
PINKCHERRY.CA /
TBMBM, INC.
PUNJABI GOLFER ASSOCIATION
HAMMOND POWER SOLUTIONS
INC.
RBC FOUNDATION
HYDRO ONE EMPLOYEES’
& PENSIONERS’ CHARITY
TRUST FUND
Friends of the
Foundation
PATSY LEUNG
HAMMAM SPA
HELEN WAGENAAR-JONES*
YARD SALE FOR THE
CURE RE/MAX PEMBROKE
REATLY INC.
IAN VINCENT
PAIGE DUNNE*
GODFREY FAMILY FOUNDATION
HARVEY & LEAH FRUITMAN
INC., BROCKERAGE
MEGAN MCLEAN
$1,000-$2,499
PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS
ASSOCIATION
IAFF LOCAL 2
FRANK SCARFONE
THE SANCTUARY DAY SPAS
JOHN BARNETT
DINAH VIOLA*
FIERA FOODS COMPANY
ANDERSEN DYNAMICS LTD.
WILLIAM LIBERTY
LIZ WEBER
EXCALIBUR CROSSBOW
CANADA INC.
THE GREAT-WEST LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY
JOE DALFERRO
LAURA MONEY
ESTATE OF JANET BEVERLEY
STEWART
AMY HICKS
WELLINGTON MOTORS LTD.
DEBBIE MACKENZIE
ELIZABETH STEPNIEWICZ
AMERICAN AIRLINES
THE ATHLETIC CLUB
JIM MCBEAN
DAVID PAULI
ELEMENTARY TEACHERS’
FEDERATION OF ONTARIO
SIMCOE COMFORT INN
JIM BERMINGHAM
LANG MARKETING
CHRIS LANG
DORIS JENNER
AMAR TAMBER*
WALTON GLOBAL INVESTMENTS
LTD.
DANIELLE GIORDANO
DINO MELCHIOR*
SHARON CROWE
RICHARD & KAREN ZURAWSKI
RONALD PETERSEN
RUSTY’S AT BLUE
SEVEN STAR EXPRESS LINE
2157808 ONTARIO INC.
A.E. GROSSMAN FOUNDATION
AARDVARK DRILLING INC.
AARON REGENT
ADAM AUGER
ADDY SAEED
AGNES DOYLE
ANDREA HALPERN
ANITA VAN ROOTSELAAR
ANN BULLER
ANNA DURAND
ANTHONY PUPPI
ANTONIO PIMENTEL
ARCHITECH
ARKBRO INDUSTRIES
ART MCGAUGHEY
AYLMER LIONS CLUB
BACARDI CANADA INC.
BARBARA ANN CHIDIAC
BARBARA BUDARICK
BARBARA DIRKS
BARBARA GALBRAITH
BARBARA HAYES
BARBARA MENDELSOHN
BARBARA NEWBEGIN
BARBARA WILHELM
BARD CANADA INC.
BARRY YONTEF
BETH EASTON
BENILDA BAUTISTA
BEVERLEY LOPPACHER
BINNY KURIAKOSE MEDICINE
PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
BISON TRANSPORT INC.
ALAN W. BURNS
BLANKENSTEIN FAMILY
FOUNDATION
ALEXANDER BECKS
BONNIE KRENZ
ALEXANDER FUNG
BRENDA HOFFMAN
ALEXANDRA SHAW
BRENDAN CALDER
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BRIAN BOUCHER
BRIAN BURKE
BRIAN GEERTS
BRIAN YOO
BRIEN BENOIT
BRITTON SMITH FOUNDATION
BRONWYN BEST
BRUCE CHAPMAN
BRUCE COLE
CRAWFORD, SMITH
& SWALLOW
CREDIT VALLEY ORAL SURGERY
CREECHURCH INTERNATIONAL
UNDERWRITERS LTD.
CROP FOR THE CURE
CYDIA ISAAC
CYNTHIA WOOD
D. SAYERS ELECTRIC INC.
DAN CARVISH
DONALD ROUSSY
DONNA WATTERUD
DOUGLAS ADAMS
DOUGLAS HOUSE
DOV CAPITAL CORPERATION
DR. GREGORY S. DUGAS DENT
P.C.
DRIHEM JAIN
DUFFERIN CONSTRUCTION
DAN DAVIS
E-L FINANCIAL CORPORATION
LTD.
DANIEL HOY
ECCO SHOES CANADA INC.
DARCY NORDICK
EDELMAN
CAROLYN FERIC
DARLENE MCDONALDCOWPLAND
EDWIN LIM
CARRIE JONES
DAVID BAILEY
CAW LOCAL 973
DAVID DRURY
CAW SOCIAL JUSTICE FUND
DAVID FARROW
CENTENNIAL CHRYSLER
DAVID GREGORIS
CAMILLE QUENNEVILLE
CAROL BULGER
CAROL NEAL
CAROL SPADONI*
EIKON DEVICE INC.
ELIZABETH KERNOHAN
ELLIS DON
ELL-ROD HOLDINGS
ELMWOOD SCHOOL INC.
CHRIS HELIK
DAVID MCBRIDE
CHRIS MERIAM
DAVID MONCUR
CHRIS PETERS
DAVID REALE
CHRIS WAKELY
DAVID SCHOOLEY
CHRISTOPHER GILLISS
DAVIS REA LTD.
CHRISTY TEASDALE
DAWN KURTES
CIBC WOOD GUNDY
DAWNA BORG
CINDY WELLS
DEBORAH BENTON
CLEARVIEW INSTITUTE
DEBORAH BURSEY
CLIVE VERONI
DEBORAH GILLIS
CLOUD IN THE SKY
STUDIOS INC.
DEBORAH WATKINS
EVENT SING
PROMOTIONS INC.
DEBRA ARNOLD
FABRIS INC.
DENISE COOK
FAIRVIEW LODGE
CML HEALTHCARE INC.
DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING
(LONDON) LTD.
FC144 MANAGER’S
PROMOTIONAL
CORBY DISTILLERIES LTD.
DIANE CHENIER
FEDNAV LTD.
COSIMO AMATO
(WOLF ELECTRIC)
DIANE POMORSKI
FELICIANO REYES
CLUB MONTE LUNGO
CLV GROUP INC.
DONALD & PHYLLIS COOPER
EMILIO BELVEDERE
EMILY AGAR
EMMA PARKER
ERIC SINC.LAIR
ERIC TRIPP
ERIN KONKLE
ERNST & YOUNG LLP
ESSEX KINSMEN CLUB
ESTATE OF HELEN ALLEN STACEY
FIDELITY INVESTMENTS
CANADA
FILTEC CANADA INC.
FIRST ASSET
FISH OUT OF WATER
DESIGN INC.
FLANAGAN
FOODSERVICE INC.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
GRYPHON INTERNATIONAL
GUELPH CPA
GURMIT SINGH
H & R PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
H & R REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT TRUST
HAROLD PHILLIPS
FORTIGO FREIGHT
HARVEY KALLES REAL
ESTATE LTD.
FRANK LEO
HASSAN KAPASI
FREEDOM INTERNATIONAL
BROKERAGE COMPANY
HAY DESIGN INC.
FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE
FWS FUSION WELDING
SERVICES LTD.
G.L. SMITH PLANNING &
DESIGN INC.
HAYWARD SPORTSWEAR LTD.
HB GROUP INSURANCE
HELEN BEST
HELEN JOYCE
HELLYERS FOOD MARKET
GABRIELA PORTILLO
HIGHLAND TRANSPORT
GABRIELLA BROCKIE
HTG SPORTS MANAGEMENT
GARY BLUESTEIN CHARITABLE
FOUNDATION
IAN K. WOOLFSON
GEETA RAJPAL
IAN R. NIVEN
GEMMA BARCLAY
IBM CANADA LTD.– CORPORATE
CITIZENSHIP
GENERAL MOTORS CANADA
INGREDION CANADA INC.
GEOFFREY S. BREWER
INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY
GEORGE GANTCHEFF
ITG CANADA CORP.
GEORGE’S TOOL SALES INC.
JAMES BURNS
GEOX CANADA INC.
JAMES LOWE
GET TICKETS
E-SOLUTIONS INC.
JAMES S. MANN
GIULIO IABONI
GLENDA CAMERON
GLOBAL EGG CORPORATION
GLOBAL REINSURANCE
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FARA GOVINDJI
ROKHOLM FAMILY
KRISTA AIELLO
SBESS – SBE CARES
CALLISE FOERTER
TEACHERS 4 TA-TAS
LESLEY PRENTICE
TEAM DARROCH
JEFFREY DARROCH
ROOK’S RUNNERS
HEATHER ANDREW
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH – OSHAWA
JEN WEIDNER
ST JOSEPH JAGUARS
TRACY MURRAY
TEACHERS ENDING BREAST
CANCER
NATHALIE RIVEST
TEAM DIANE
FRANCE SARAZIN
SHAKE YOUR TATAS!!!!!!
JESSICA POLLOCK
ST PAUL PAWS FOR THE CAUSE
SARAH-LYNNE BEGIN
TEAM ANGE
KARA SPROULE
SHARI AND PATRICIA
CHARMAINE REYNOLDS
STARBUCKS TEAM 221
ZAEEN DAMJI
TEAM BARACUDA
MEREDITH SCOTT
SHAUNDRA’S POSSE
SHAUNDRA RIDHA
STAYIN’ ALIVE IN 705
JESSICA PENTERIS
TEAM BEA
NADIA NOSWORTHY
SHAW FESTIVAL
AMY JEWELL
STOP THE WAR IN OUR-RACK
NEHA MATHUR
TEAM BELLA
ISABELLA GROZDANOVSKI
SHERWOOD HEIGHTS
LESLIE MOSS
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS
JUDY DACOSTA
TEAM BETTY OAKVILLE
TRACI CLARK
SICOTTE GUILBAULT LLP
JESSICA HOULE
STUDIO ONE SURVIVORS
LISA FEDORUK
TEAM BETTY TORONTO
TARA FROTTEN
SIMPLY THE BREAST
MARY ANNE NEW
SUE’S CREW
NOELLE GEORGANAS
TEAM BOOBALICIOUS
LAURA WONG-RIBEIRO
SISTA SOLDIERS
LAURA CHAMBERS
SURFACE SCIENCE WESTERN
BECKY JACKLIN
TEAM CATHY FLANAGAN
BARBARA OULAHEN
SISTERS–THE MEDICINE IN LIFE
ANDREA POLLARD
SURVIVOR THRIVERS FAMILY &
FRIENDS
PHYLLIS SLUMAN
TEAM CATSA
JASON TRIMBLE
ROOTERS FOR HOOTERS
JENN ELSEY
ROSE’S RIDERS
TARA FREEL
RUCK CANCER!
LISA DALLA ROSA
RUN FOREST RUN
SCOTT CARTER
RUN TO 2015
JULIE BROWN
RUN4CURE
ROCHELLE MELVIN
RUNNING AMUCK
FRANKIE WOOD
RUNNING FOR SAM
CINDI GARDNER
RUSTYS AT BLUE
JACALYN PAMPALONE
RUTH’S RUN
LAURIE BATTERSBY
S O BS (SAVE OUR BREASTS)
LINDA SHARMAN
SAILS & TAILS
SHELLEY BENGER
SANTIN CHIROPRACTIC
CARLA SANTIN
SARAH’S SISTAS
AIMEE BRADY
SAULT COLLEGE SOLE MATES
JOANNA MACDOUGALL
SAVE 2ND BASE
VANESSA ROBIBERO
SK’HYS THE LIMIT
MERCEDES GORDON
SMAC
MAURICE GUILLEMETTE
SMALL STEPS
KAREN CHRISTISON
SMITH-KASOUF FAMILY
JENNIFER SMITH
SOFTCHOICE BOOB BRIGADE
ANA STEPHENSON
SOLDIERS IN THE WAR AGAINST
MY RACK
NIKKI COLE
SOUTHDOWN DENTAL
MILA SMITH
SPREAD POSITIVITY
MARIAM BESADA
SWAT CANCER
JANINE SALVAS
SWEET T’S
RONDA LUDLOW
TEAM CIBC – COLLINGWOOD
JOHANNE STEWART
TEAM CIBC – KITCHENER
RYAN DURBIN
TA TAS AND TIARAS
KELSEY HARDER
TEAM CIBC – SAULT
STE. MARIE
LORI ABBOTT
TAMARA’S TEAM OF HOPE
TAMARA HOLLANDER
TEAM CIBC – THUNDER BAY
KATHY BARR
TANGLED LADIES
ELIZABETH ROSS
TEAM CIBC – TIMMINS
ALISON ADAMS
TARA’S TA TA’S
TANNIS MCGINN-HULL
TEAM CIBC – WINDSOR
GIA ATAMAN
TEAM FRANCINE
NICOLAS BRUNETTE-D’SOUZA
TEAM HP
BRUCE PAEPCKE
TEAM INSPIRE YOGA
DIANA LOCKETT
TEAM JOLEEN
SARAH LITTLE
TEAM KABIDDLES KABOODLES
LORRAINE STE-MARIE
TEAM KAREN
KAREN EVANS
TEAM LIB
ELIZABETH GIRARD
TEAM LIGHTHEART
CHERYL LIGHTHEART
TEAM LISA
KATE BROMFIELD
TEAM LOVE & HOPE
LAURA RICHMOND GUERRIERO
TEAM MERVEL
CAMILLE GRAHAM
TEAM MINNI
MARY LOU SOARES
TEAM MJ
WILMA WHITE
TEAM MURELLA
SILVANA TAFFO
TEAM NEHLEE
DENISE MCCANN-LACASSE
TEAM NIPPLEODEON
RITA ANGELUCCI
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TEAM NO FRILLS
PENNY MCKINLAY
THE ABC+D’S
BRENT SCOWEN
THE PINK PUMAS
HELEN SMYTH
TREASURE CHEST
ANNE BLOOM
WALKERS FOR KNOCKERS
DANIELLE CERASIA
TEAM O-VATION
JANIS WILLIAMS
THE ATHLETIC CLUB
GUELPH TEAM
MICHELLE TOMPKINS
THE PINK TULIPS
JANET WALLACE
TREASURED CHEST
BRIAN PENACHO
WALKERS FOR KNOCKERS
JODI ORMSBY
THE PINKSTERS
PAULA CASSIN
TREASURED CHESTS
KELLY MERRITT
WALKING ON A CLOUD
DENISE ENGEL
THE PRINCESSES
ERIKA-KRISTEN STROK MCLELLAN
TRISH’S TEAM
TANYA RYAN
WALLY’S ROAD WARRIORS
ROSEMARY MCCANNY
THE PROUDFOOTS
AINDREA PROUDFOOT
TRUEPHOTOPHOTOGRAPHY
KRYSTAL SZYDLIK
WARNACO OF CANADA
ERWIN BANFI
THINK PINK
KRISTIN NEWMAN
TURNING POINT
LUCIE HEBERT
WE ARE THE BREAST
KERRI SOREL
THINK PINKS
FRAN STRASSBURGER
U OF T MISSISSAUGA
ANDREW STELMACOVICH
WE RUN FOR A CURE
ERICA YATES
THRIVING @ U OF T
MARR KELLY
UNDERGRADUATE COMMERCE
SOCIETY
SABIHA SULTANA
WE WILL “WALK” YOU
JOE FERLISI
TEAM PALMA AND ROSA
DINA GRECO
TEAM PEGGY
PEGGY SKELDING
TEAM PURPLE – QUEEN’S
MEDICINE AND FRIENDS
POONAM BATRA
TEAM SUBIE
NISHA KUMAR
TEAM TAYLOR
TAYLOR LEGERE
TEAM TIGER LILY
MELISSA MACCHIONE
TEAM TIKVAH
BARBARA HEIFETZ
TEAM TKMT
BRIMART SILATHONG
TEAM TOGETHER FOR YOU
DENISE COCHRANE
TEAM TORKIN MANES LLP
TANISHA TULLOCH
TEAM TORNADO
ANDREW BERKELEY
TEAM TREASURE CHEST
ANTONIA MIFSUD
TEAM TRISH
LAUREN HEFFERNAN
TEAM TRIUMPH
REEMA KANWAR
TEAM USHA
ELIZABETH NURSE
TEAM VAVA VOOM
VERONICA MONACO
TERRY’S ANGELS OF HOPE
TERRY ANN FAUTEUX
THARE RUNNING FOR
A CURE
JOHN BLYTHE
THE AWESAUMS
HEATHER SAUM
THE BEACH BABES
SHARON TIMLIN
THE BELIEVERS (ALISON’S
TEAM)
ALISON GUEVARA
THE BON-BON ROCKETTE’S
KAITLIN MCELROY
THE CUPCAKES
ANNE DOUGALL
THE CURE TROTTERS
DIANNE CAMPBELL
THE CURRETTES OF
THE LDDHS
LAURA CLARKE
THE CURTIS CREW
COLLEEN CURTIS
THE GIRLS
JODY OSTASZ
THE GIRLS
KAITLYN BOYER
THE KERMIT BRIGADE
LYNDA TRUONG
THE LEOPARD PACK
MICHELLE BLACKBURN
THE MIRACLE CURES
JULIET DANIEL
THE MRS J CREW
GITTA JONGEDIJK
THE P.J.’S
KATHRYN WATSON
THE PINK ALLIKATS
ALISON HUZUL
THE PINK ARMY
VANESSA FINI
THE PINK PACERS
RACHEL DONNELLY
TIGERT’S TA TAS
AMME GRAY
TIME 4 TAMMY
AMANDA ABBAS
TITA’S TATAS
ANJELICA GUYTINGCO
TITILLATING TATAS
CHERYL FEQUET
TITS AND GIGGLES
KAREN IGNACIO
TITTIE TROTTERS
JENNIFER VANCE
TO-MORROW’S CURE
TARA MORROW
TONE FOR A CURE
LISA STUART
TOUGH TITTIES!
CHRISTIANE RAYCRAFT
TRACY’S TROTTERS
CULLEN PATTERSON
TRAFALGAR RIDGE
MONTESSORI SCHOOL
SANDRINE LESCURE
TRANSPORT CANADA
CATHY KOZYCZ
TRANSUNION STRIDE
ALISON PAISLEY
UNITED WE STAND
SHARON COYLE
UOTTAWA MED 2016
SARAH ROBICHAUD
UPTOWN
FARAH PIRANI
URBANMOMS
JASON GRAHAM
UW WELL-FIT
MADELEINE NOBLE
VAUGHAN AZZURRI SNIPERS
GIRLS 2002
SANDRA D’ELIA-CRISTINO
VAUGHAN VIXENS
ANGELA AIELLO
VICTORIA’S VICTORY
HELEN GOURGIOTIS
VICTORIOUS SECRET
JANET STOREY
VIKINGS FRANCO-OUEST
BARB HADDAD
VIVIAN’S VIXENS
SANDRA SAGE
WALK FOR WRIGHT
VIVIANA DOYLE
WELLINGTON CATHOLIC
SUSAN ORMESHER
WILL RUN FOR CUPCAKES
MELISSA CLARK
WISE SUDBURY
THERESA NYABEZE
WOLFPACK WALKS 4 CURE
KAREN SCHELL
YOUNG GUNS II
CYNTHIA BENCHETRIT
YOU’RE BUSTED
SANDRA PERKS
ZUMBA ADDICTS
STEPHANIE DEAN
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Community Event Donors
Pink Ribbon
$50,000+
TRUCKING FOR A CURE
JOANNE MILLEN-MACKENZIE
Gold Ribbon
$25,000 - $49,999
BURNING BRIGHT FOR BREAST
CANCER
SYNCHRO SWIM ONTARIO
CARLETON HEIGHTS CURLING
CLUB BONSPIEL FOR BREAST
CANCER
SUSAN MACLATCHY
CIS SHOOT FOR THE CURE
CANADIAN INTER-UNIVERSITY
SPORTS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
COACHES ASSOCIATION
COLDWATER CURL FOR
THE CURE
AMY MILLER
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES INTERNATIONAL
Silver Ribbon
$10,000-$24,999
5TH ANNUAL CEREC PINK
RIBBON RIDE
ERIKA KLYSZEJKO
CANCER
SUDBURY SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING CLUB
CAKES FOR CANCER
AFTERNOON TEA
BRONWYN BEST
GETAWAY FOR A CURE
SUN LIFE FINANCIAL
GLITZ & GLAMOUR
PAUL ETHERINGTON
& OXFORD BEACH
IIHF WORLD FEMALE HOCKEY
DAY MARATHON & FUNDRAISER
WATERLOO GIRLS MINOR HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION WATERLOO RAVENS
KICK 4 THE CURE
JACE PROHASKA
NIGHT OF GRATITUDE
HOUSE OF PRAISE
PARTNERS IN PINK
HALTON DISTRICT & HALTON
CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL
BOARD
PRETTY IN PINK GOLF
TOURNAMENT
LADIES OF BRIDGEWATER
COUNTRY CLUB
PUMPED IN PINK
HOLY NAME OF MARY CATHOLIC
SECONDARY SCHOOL
ST. ANDREWS VALLEY LADIES
GOLF TOURNAMENT
AILI WELLS
THE BISHOP STRACHAN
SCHOOL – BSS RUN FOR A CURE
THE BISHOP STRACHAN SCHOOL
THE PINK PARTY SAM ROBERTS
CONCERT
PAUL ETHERINGTON
Bronze Ribbon
$5,000-$9,999
9TH ANNUAL WOMEN ON
COURSE FOR BREAST CANCER
SANDY ARCHIBALD
ARISE AND WALK
SAINT MATHEW’S MAR THOMA
CHURCH
BBB7– BALD BANDS BREASTS
ALANNA FOELL
CANCER
BURLINGTON SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING CLUB
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CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES BURLINGTON
NORTHEAST
TRAIL RIDE FOR BREAST
CANCER
DEBRA MOORE
ICED PINK GAME
EAST LAMBTON MINOR HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION
HARNESS THE HOPE –
WESTERN FAIR
DOOREEN JUSTIN & SHEILA
JOHNS
Community Builder
JACK’S ANNUAL BARTENDERS
COMPETITION
JACK ASTORS LONDON NORTH
PINK IN THE RINK
HUNTSVILLE OTTERS JUNIOR C
HOCKEY CLUB
$2,500-$4,999
KNOCKOUT BREAST CANCER
SUGARFOOT LTD.
JO MCPHERSON SHAVES
HIS HEAD
JOSEPH G. MCPHERSON
4TH ANNUAL ANITA MAÑEBO
“STRIKE OUT CANCER” 10
PIN CHARITY BOWLING
TOURNAMENT
MICHELLE MANGLAL-LAN
LADIES VOLLEYBALL
TOURNAMENT
CHERYL DAVENPORT
4TH ANNUAL CONCERT FOR
CANCER
ROSE ROWSWELL
LANE’S END HORSE TRIALS –
RIDE FOR THE CURE
LANE’S END FARM
BIRDIES FOR BOOBIES
MAEGAN ADAMS
PARTNERS IN PINK
CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC
SECONDARY SCHOOL
BRAVE THE SHAVE
HENRY SCHEIN CANADA INC
PARTNERS IN PINK
IROQUOIS RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
CANCER
GLOUCESTER SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING CLUB
PUSH FOR THE CURE
CHRIS JAMES
ICED PINK GAME
LONDON JR. KNIGHTS MINOR
BANTAM AA GREEN TEAM
POMONALIFE BREAST CANCER
CALENDAR
ANDREA CURRIE
POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL
TOURNAMENT
MOTHER TERESA CATHOLIC
SECONDARY SCHOOL
POWER OF PINK
DURHAM COLLEGE / UOIT
PINK IN THE RINK
SOO GREYHOUNDS
HOCKEY CLUB
STICKING TOGETHER
LINDA CORREIA
TIGERTEL OAKVILLE CHARITY
DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
ROTARY CLUB OF OAKVILLE
TRAFALGAR
TORONTO POLICE SERVICES
HOMICIDE SQUAD GOLF
TOURNAMENT
TORONTO POLICE SERVICES
CANCER
TORONTO SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING CLUB
MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH
PINK GORILLA CHALLENGE
CORNELL MOMS GROUP
PANCAKE TUESDAY
FRESH START COFFEE COMPANY
PARTNERS IN PINK
NOTRE DAME CATHOLIC
SECONDARY SCHOOL
ROCK THE COURSE GOLF
TOURNAMENT
JERRY GRAY & SHERI DOZOIS
SISTERS 4 SISTERS
AILEEN SHEPPARD
SOMETHING WHITE FOR
SOMETHING RIGHT
MARRY ME PRODUCTIONS
THE AMAZING LASER LIGHT
& VARIETY SHOW
CONNECT MARKETING
CRUISE FOR BOOBS
SOPHIE MATIS
TODD POOLE’S BOSTON
MARATHON FUNDRAISER
TODD POOLE
CUT FOR CANCER
THOMPSON SISTERS
VOLDEN’S PINK PARTY
RAYNA VOLDEN
ICED PINK GAMES
DURHAM WEST GIRLS HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION
FEI CANADA TORONTO
CHAPTER GOLF TOURNAMENT
FEI CANADA TORONTO CHAPTER
Community Event Donors
Friends of the
Foundation
$1,000-$2,499
A NIGHT IN VEGAS
MATHURAA SASITHARAN AJOUKA
JEYAKUMAR
SAJEEKA JEYAKUMAR
ALL THINGS PINK
CHARBEL SALON & SPA
ANGUS GLEN LADIES HARVEST
ANGUS GLEN GOLF CLUB LTD.
ASSOCIATE CASUAL DAY
INGRAM MICRO CANADA
BARRIE GUN CLUB LADIES’ DAY
SUSAN RATELLE
BEDAZZLE YOUR HAT
FOURMY, A DIVISION OF CINTAS
CANADA
CANCER
GUELPH SYNCHRONIZED
SWIM CLUB
CANCER
YORK SYNCHRONIZED SWIM CLUB
CANCER
OLYMPIUM SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING CLUB
BURNING BRIGHT FOR
BREAST CANCER
MISSISSAUGA SYNCHRONIZED
SWIMMING ASSOCIATION
CANCER
BRANT SYNCHRONIZED
SWIM CLUB
CASUAL DAY
DURHAM REGION, DEPARTMENT OF
SOCIAL SERVICES
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT
BARBARA HAYES
PARTNERS IN PINK
WHITE OAKS SECONDARY SCHOOL
EZCAPE THE PAIN
EZCAPE SPA & SALON
PINK CHRISTMAS
VANESSA & STEVE WALKER
GIDDY UP FOR A CURE
JENN BURGOYNE
PINKY & THE GRAIN
NIAGARA OAST HOUSE BREWERS
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES BELLEVILLE
GIFTS THAT GIVE
AFTERNOON TEA
BASK BOUTIQUE
PON BONFIRE FOR BREAST
CANCER
CARLETON PLUMMER
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES BRAMPTON EAST
GOLF FORE THE CURE
BOSTON PIZZA
THE POWER OF PINK
COLOUR PARADISE GREENHOUSES
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES BRAMPTON NORTH
GOODLIFE FITNESS STRATHROY
FUNDRAISER
GOODLIFE FITNESS STRATHROY
PRETTY IN PINK RUGBY GAME
OTTAWA IRISH RUGBY CLUB
CLAIMSECURE BREAST
CANCER AWARENESS WEEK
CLAIMSECURE INC.
COSPLAY FOR A CURE
CASEY BROWN & FRIENDS
CROSSFIT FOR CANCER
CROSSFIT POISE
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES CORNWALL
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES ETOBICOKE SOUTH
(DUNDAS)
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES GLOUCESTER NORTHEAST
(ORLEANS)
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES GRAVENHURST
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES HAWKESBURY
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES KEMPTVILLE
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES MISSISSAUGA SOUTHWEST
(CLARKSON)
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES MORRISBURG
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES NORTH BAY
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES PERTH
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES SAULT STE. MARIE
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES TORONTO AVENUE ROAD
CURVES FOR A CURE
CURVES WOODBRIDGE
JEANS DAY
SPRINGS CANADA
LIVE RACING THINK PINK
FUNDRAISER AT KAWARTHA
DOWNS
KAWARTHA DOWNS LTD.
MAPLE REINDERS CONSTRUCTORS
STAFF BBQ
MAPLE REINDERS CONSTRUCTORS
LTD.
MEAFORD 18-HOLE LADIES BREAST
CANCER EVENT
NORMA YOUNG
MERRY-HILL WOMEN’S
LEAGUE EVENT
MERRY-HILL GOLF CLUB
PAINTBALL FOR BREAST CANCER
BARNESY PAINTBALL
PARTNERS IN PINK
ASSUMPTION CATHOLIC SECONDARY
SCHOOL
PARTNERS IN PINK
GEORGETOWN DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL
PARTNERS IN PINK
ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA
SECONDARY SCHOOL
PARTNERS IN PINK
T. A. BLAKELOCK HIGH SCHOOL
PROM DRESS RUGBY GAME
ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE
RALLY FOR THE CURE BREAST
CANCER TOURNAMENT
WELLAND TENNIS CLUB
BREAST CANCER HOCKEY
FUNDRAISER
SAM RICHARDSON & THE
CALEDONIA THUNDER
SAVE OUR WOMEN @ QUEEN’S
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY
ICED PINK GAME
SCHOMBERG COUGARS
HOCKEY CLUB
SPIRIT OF YOGA
FERN WESTERNOFF, HEATHER SKOLL,
SANDI HOFBAUER & PATSY SPANOS
STREAK FOR CANCER
TRICIA GRAY
SUMMER FAMILY BBQ – ETOBICOKE
RANGERS
VS. ONTARIO PROSPECTS
HELLEN THOMPSON
TEAM FOISY (339) – RACE
FOR A CURE
JULIANNE FOISY
THINK PINK PLANT SALE
CANADALE NURSERIES LTD.
ICED PINK GAME
TORONTO LAKESHORE PATRIOTS
JUNIOR ‘A’ HOCKEY CLUB
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URGENT CARE CENTRES
GET PINK’D!
DEENAH RAHMAN
VIA RAIL GOLF TOURNAMENT
VIA RAIL CANADA
WAX FOR RACKS
LEAP HIGH PERFORMANCE
ICED PINK GAME
NORTHUMBERLAND GIRLS HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION
WEST TORONTO BASEBALL BREAST
CANCER AWARENESS WEEK
WEST TORONTO BASEBALL
WOMEN’S BUSINESS LEAGUE
BONSPIEL
DUNDAS GRANITE CURLING CLUB
YUK YUK’S COMEDY NIGHT
JASBIR MANN
ZUMBA FOR A CURE
ROSE RODRIGUES
Financial summary*
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Year Ended March 31, 2013
2013
2012
$
$
562,550
588,223
Corporate Partnerships
2,658,040
2,681,424
Third Party Events
1,513,722
1,639,867
Direct Mail
1,239,958
1,483,365
14,530,418
15,443,348
25,688
51,495
Investment Income
772,766
496,250
Total Revenue
21,303,142
22,383,973
Cost of raising funds
6,704,684
7,010,138
Operations
2,310,406
2,793,742
9,015,090
9,803,880
REVENUES
Individual Programs
CIBC Run for the Cure
Other
Jace’s event ›› page 46
Wendy’s run ›› page 46
Panera’s bagels ›› page 46
EXPENSES
Total Expenses
Net Revenue Available For The Cause
12,288,051
12,580,093
Program Activities
4,400,712
3,878,123
Grants **
8,590,574
10,650,731
12,991,286
14,528,854
Cost of Fundraising
32.7%
32.1%
Cost of Administration
10.8%
12.5%
Good Works Index ***
59.0%
59.7%
CAUSE RELATED WORK
Total Cause Related Work
*T
hese statements reflect an unaudited financial summary of Ontario Region only. The Canadian Breast
Cancer Foundation (CBCF) is audited on a national basis. For audited national financial statements please
go to www.cbcf.org.
** Grants are presented net of monies returned by grantees due to project cost savings.
*** Good Works Index is Total Cause Related Work divided by the sum of Total Expenses plus Total Cause
Related Work.
How funds are spent †
HEALTH
PROMOTION
& EDUCATION
27%
VOLUNTEER
DEVELOPMENT
3%
66+27+43z
GRANT REVIEW &
ADMINISTRATION
4%
66%
research Grants
& fellowships
† Reflects
funds spent on cause related work
Financial summary
Year Ended March 31, 2013
Teacher kicks for the cure
When a friend’s mother was diagnosed
with breast cancer, Jace Prohaska was
inspired by her passion for
soccer to create Kick 4
the Cure, a women’s
soccer tournament in
Scarborough. Eight years
later, the event has raised
more than $120,000 for
CBCF and engaged a
generation of young
women championing the
importance of exercise
in breast health.
Fundraising with
determination
The best bagel in town
goes ‘pink’
Diagnosed with stage II breast cancer a
decade ago, Wendy Garner has run with her
colleagues in the Canadian Breast Cancer
Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure for the
last nine years. Determined to help create a
breast cancer-free future, Wendy surpassed
her goal of raising $100,000
for breast cancer research
and was the winner of the
2012 Determination Award
as the top fundraiser at
the Kitchener-Waterloo
run site. She has
now gone on to
increase her goal
to $125,000.
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in
October 2012, every Panera Bread bakery
cafe in the Greater Toronto Area tempted
customers with a decidedly different take
on their delicious bread. The
Pink Ribbon Bagel not only
filled people’s appetites,
but has been
supporting CBCF
annually for three
years in a row.
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Get involved
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We wouldn’t be where we are today without the 8,100 volunteers
who donate their time, money and energy towards our vision of
creating a future without breast cancer. There are lots of ways to
lend your support...
Donate
Every dollar counts! Help fund life-changing research,
education and awareness programs by making a
donation today.
Shop for the Cure
Join the many companies who generously donate a
per cent of sales of their products. Go online to see
what’s in stores.
Leaders for the Cure
This extensive peer-to-peer program provides
opportunities for Ontario’s corporate community to
come together in support of CBCF.
Tell your story
We want to hear from you! How has breast cancer
affected you? What inspired you to support CBCF?
Share your story via text or video.
Create an event
We owe a huge thanks to our
2012 Run Directors
BARRIE/ORILLIA
Shannon Baker
Bonnie Masson
NIAGARA
Len Borden
Ashley Williams
BRAMPTON
Mina Shimkoff
Emanuela Sorgo
NORTH BAY
Anne-Marie Desjardins
Melanie Gainforth
BURLINGTON/HAMILTON/
OAKVILLE
Stephanie Rapko
Marilyn Edwards
OTTAWA
Susan Enns
Paul Lansbergen
COLLINGWOOD
Jen Nichol
Jason Ruttan
DURHAM
Gerrie Wonnacott
Robyn Stewart
GUELPH
Terri Millar
Patty Quackenbush
Harness the power of your community! You can
fundraise with a yard sale, joining a dragonboat team,
take part in the CIBC Run for the Cure or create any
event you choose that will generate funds for research
and education.
KINGSTON
Diane Sabourin
Julie Blasko
Run Directors
LONDON
Colin McIlveen
Gillian Gallant
Every year, thousands volunteer for the Canadian
Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure.
Some individuals take their dedication even further
and become Run Directors, acting as Foundation
representatives in the community and providing
leadership to their local committees.
KITCHENER-WATERLOO
Debra Schmidt
Nancy Hawes
MISSISSAUGA
Sunil Koparkar
Molly Zito
MUSKOKA
Dana Clark
PETERBOROUGH
Jamie Mitchell
SAULT STE. MARIE
Trish Porco
Karey Stewart
SIMCOE
Gail Catherwood
Dana Booth
SUDBURY
Mary Katherine Coady
Tracey Kinnonen
THUNDER BAY
Bonnie Tittaferrante
TORONTO
Jeffrey Nold
Andrew Langtry
Quin Ma
Sukhjit Mand
WINDSOR
Shayla Barker
Ingrid Kerker-Lutsch
YORK REGION
Zina Atkinson
Julia Suppa
Volunteer
Learn more about current volunteer
opportunities across the province:
Click www.cbcf.org/ontario/GetInvolved
Email [email protected]
Phone 1 (866) 373-6313
The Ontario Region
Board Of Directors
2012-2013*
DR. GURMIT SINGH
CHAIR, ONTARIO BOARD
CHAIR, NATIONAL GRANTS COMMITTEE
BERNADETTE DIETRICH
VICE-CHAIR, ONTARIO BOARD
CHAIR, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
MEMBER, NATIONAL GRANTS COMMITTEE
CHRISTY TEASDALE
VICE-CHAIR, ONTARIO BOARD
CHAIR, CAUSE LEADERSHIP AND
BRAND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
KELLY BATTLE
VICE-CHAIR, FINANCE & RISK
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
BARBARA BUDARICK
MEMBER, CAUSE LEADERSHIP AND
DR. RALPH GEORGE,
MD, FRCSC
CHAIR, RESEARCH AND HEALTH CARE
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
RALPH GOLDSILVER
CHAIR, FINANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT
COMMITTEE
HEATHER MCCRORY
MEMBER, REVENUE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
CHRISTINE (CHRISSY) PIGEON
MEMBER, REVENUE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
* As of March 31, 2013
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DR. KATHLEEN PRITCHARD
MEMBER, RESEARCH AND HEALTH
CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
CAMILLE QUENNEVILLE
CAUSE LEADERSHIP AND BRAND
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
JOSE RIBAU
VICE-CHAIR, REVENUE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
SARAH SIMPSON
NATIONAL BOARD REPRESENTATIVE
MEMBER, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
JORDAN SOLWAY
MEMBER, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
AVA G. YASKIEL
VICE CHAIR, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
DR. CRAIG EARLE
VICE-CHAIR, RESEARCH AND HEALTH
CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
JENNIFER BELL
CHAIR, REVENUE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
DR. CHRISTOPHER MUELLER
MEMBER, RESEARCH AND HEALTH CARE
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
MEMBER, NATIONAL GRANTS COMMITTEE
HON SUSAN E. WHELAN
MEMBER, CAUSE LEADERSHIP AND
Honouring a life of service
Betty-Jane Hassleback, or ‘BJ’ as she was affectionately
known to family and friends, had a profound impact on
the breast cancer cause.
In 1986, BJ joined a group of women working to launch a charity
devoted exclusively to breast cancer, called Canadian Breast
Cancer Foundation. BJ served as a member of the first Board of
Directors and as chair of the Education Committee, while her
husband, Dr. Richard Hasselback, an oncologist at Princess
Margaret Hospital, was appointed by the Board as Chair of its
first Medical Advisory Committee.
Over the years, BJ was instrumental in helping to advance breast
cancer awareness, research and treatment. BJ and Richard remain a
constant reminder of the powerful impact that just a few individuals
can have on thousands of lives. We will all miss BJ very much – but
her spirit and passion will live on in all of us as we continue to work
towards a future without breast cancer.
our vision:
creating a
future without
breast cancer.
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Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation – Ontario Region
20 Victoria Street, 6th Floor
Toronto, ON M5C 2N8
Visit our website:
www.cbcf.org
Tel (416) 815-1313
Toll Free 1 (866) 373-6313
See us on you tube:
youtube.com/cbcfontario
Friend us on Facebook:
facebook.com/cbcfontario
Follow us on Twitter:
@CBCF_Ontario
Design: www.GravityInc.ca
On the cover:
Teresa Pagnutti was diagnosed with
locally advanced, stage III breast
cancer in 2009. Thanks to the most
innovative care and treatments,
Teresa is celebrating her third year
of being cancer free.
Research
Saves
Lives
Report to the
Community
2013

Report to the Community 2013 - Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

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