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Our Mission
To help every young adult dealing with cancer
in
Canada
by
providing
inspiration,
information and support.
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Table of Contents
YACC News
Programs
Events
3. Board of Directors
16. Mentors in Action
4. Message from the Chair
17. Retreat Yourself
5. Message from the Executive Director
18. Retreat Yourself East 2009
6. Office Team
19. Retreat Yourself West 2009
7. 2009-10 Highlights
20. Retreat Yourself West 2010
8. New Office Space
21. Survivor Conference 2009
9. Top 5 milestones of the past 10 years
22. Survivor Conference Quotes
10. Geoff named the Ernst and Young Social …
23. Survivor in Action
11. Website
24. We Get It
New Programs
12. Goaltender
Events
25. Shave for the Brave
13. Survive & Thrive Expeditions
26. Shave for the Brave: Skype Challenge
14. Survive & Thrive Quotes
27. Climb
15. Retreat Yourself for a Day
28. TD Golf Tourney
30. Volunteers in Action: Cuss-Kueber wedd…
Partners
31. Supporter in Action: New Cap
Financials
32. Thanks to all Supporters
33. Revenue/Expenses
34. Projections
29. Third Party Events
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Board of Directors
Brian Vallis
Jim Templeton
Valerie Pike
Judy Sparkes-Giannou
Jack Hand
Margaret Butt
Chair
Director
Director
Director
Director
Director
Jesse DeVilla
Renee Bennett
Linda Barlett
Director
Director
Director
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Next: Message from the Chair
Message from the Chair
Young Adult Cancer Canada exists to support
young adults with cancer and our goal is to
“touch more survivors, more deeply” every
year. Geoff and his team of dedicated
colleagues have done that again this year and
have delivered more programs to more
survivors than ever before.
This generation of youth are the future leaders
of our country and it is critical that we give
them our support at a time they need it most
and in a format they can relate to. This
support allows them to be better able to carry
on and be as productive as they can be, no
matter what they choose to do.
The primary driver for YACC’s growth is the
Shave for the Brave which is being propelled
by an army of Shavers, volunteers, and an
increasing level of corporate support. We are
very grateful for the supportive community we
are surrounded by.
Keep up the great work.
As I have the opportunity to participate in this
growth, I am moved by the type of support
YACC gives and gets, and I am delighted to see
that the support survivors get from YACC
helps them transition through cancer and
helps them carry on with the rest of their
lives.
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I wish to thank all supports, no matter what
your role, and I want you to know, you are
making a difference, and it does matter.
Brian Vallis
Chair of the Young Adult Cancer Canada Board
of Directors
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Message from the Executive Director
It is with a great feeling of accomplishment
and excitement that we present Young Adult
Cancer Canada’s (YACC) 2009-10 Annual
Report. As with each passing year, this one
was focused on growth in every area of YACC.
Program capacity increased, as did our office
crew, and both were made possible by
sustaining our revenue growth.
The Shave for the Brave continued is
revolution of our fund development model by
maintaining its 65 per cent average annual
growth in revenue. The event has grown so
much we
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moved our fiscal year-end to July 31 to allow a
better balance of our human resources for two
major projects, of getting heads bald and
getting all pennies counted and accounted for.
Maturing our operations, the internal systems
that support delivery of all activities, remains
a priority as it is setting the foundation from
which will we build the next phase of our
growth. While YACC connected with more
young adults dealing with cancer than ever
before in 2009-10 I am confident I will report
the same next year.
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This was a great year for YACC and I am as
excited about our accomplishments as I am
confident that our best is yet to come.
On behalf of the young adults dealing with
cancer YACC serves, I say a humble thank you
to all who supported us in 2009-10. You are
helping us change lives.
Always…
Live life. Love life.
Geoff Eaton Founder and Executive Director
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Office Team
Geoff Eaton
Lesley Morrisey
Karine Chalifour
Emily Geary
Executive Director
Managing Director
Program Director
Director of Fund Development
May 2009-Jan 2010
Beth Cranston
Duncan de Young
Mike Lang
Janine Wilson
Director of Special Events & Initiatives
Digital Media Evangelist
West Coast Regional Coordinator
March 2009 - Onwards
Office Assistant
May 2009 - July 2010
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2009-10 Highlights
Awareness/Advocacy:
This year, we started using the
Internet to promote our messages
through email newsletters. Not
only was this a greener
alternative, it helped us reach
more people in less time and
helped us grow our network. We
had Up To Here to send out
information from the
organization once a month, Shave
News to keep people aware of
what was going on with the Shave
for the Brave, and different email
lists for particular programs to
keep survivors and attendees in
the know.
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Support:
Programming was unbelievable
this year! Not only did we
continue with our tried and true
programs like Retreat Yourself;
the Survivor Conference; Touch
Yourself, Trust Yourself;
Survivors In Action; and We Get
It, we incorporated Survive and
Thrive Expeditions, Goaltender,
and Retreat Yourself For A Day.
We look forward to helping more
young adult cancer survivors with
our increasingly diverse program
offering.
Operations:
Through a long and complicated
process, we moved our year-end
to July 31 instead of April 30.
That means this report reflects
our past 15 months instead of 12.
We realized having our fiscal year
end roughly at the same time as
our largest fundraiser was not the
best practice since both require
so much time so we’ve worked to
balance our year a little better.
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Fundraising:
The Shave for the Brave exceeded
our wildest expectations in 2010
and saw 998 heads Shaved and
raised over $311,000—$119,000
more than the previous year! It’s
safe to say we have set our
expectations a little higher for
2011.
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New Office Space
We left the craziness of Kenmount Road and moved our office to a quieter neighbourhood in the east end of St. John’s in
March 2010. The traffic’s not as bad and the view is better but we’re filling up the space very quickly.
Our mailing address has changed to:
18 Argyle St, Suite 201
St. John’s, NL
A1A 1V3
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Next: Top 5 milestones of the past 10 years
Top 5 milestones of the past 10 years
We marked our 10th birthday on June 15,
2010. What we’ve been able to accomplish in
10 years:
5. Being
able to build a network of
survivors, supporters, health professionals,
and partners which helps us grow bigger and
better each year (about 36 per cent annually).
4. Creating programs such as Canada’s first
web-based community for young adult cancer
survivors and Retreat Yourself, now just five
years old, and was the program that brought
young adult cancer survivors together to talk
about issues that affect them such as
infertility, careers, family and relationships,
and finances with other people who get it.
3. People
have held Climbs all over the
world. What started out as Geoff’s celebration
of rehabilitation has become a triumph of
people the world over.
2. The
Shave for the Brave has become a
giant annual fundraiser and has helped spread
the word of young adult cancer across Canada.
1.
We’re still here, a decade later, and have
no plans of slowing down.
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Geoff named the Ernst and Young Social
Entrepreneur of the Year for 2009
The Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards program is an international effort the accounting firm runs annually
in many countries across the globe. Geoff was named the 2009 Entrepreneur of the Year in the Social Entrepreneur
category. We’re all proud of him for being recognized for all his hard work.
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Next: Website
Website
Our website has seen a variety of activity but
one thing is certain, the survivor profiles are a
definite favourite and bring in an average of
542 visits every month.
Paper’s great. But, we’ve found we can reach
more people with digital delivery, and cut our
hard costs. Our monthly newsletter Up to
Here is now completely digital. We’ve also
started sending out email tax receipts for
donations where possible. Not only does it cut
back on the paper and transport, it’s much
faster!
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Goaltender
Thanks to the generous funding from the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer, we were able to create Goaltender, an
online tool to help young adults with their survivorship care plans and connect with other survivors around the country
through a web-based community. Users can share resources, ask for advice, plan their appointments, track their medical
history, and—most of all—set goals to help stay on track and take control of their lives during a period of chaos and
uncharted territory. Work on this project began in November 2009 and was soft-launched by July 2010.
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Survive & Thrive Expeditions
With the wonderful new friendship between Young Adult Cancer Canada and Mike and Bonnie Lang, the Lang’s Survive &
Thrive Expeditions have become a great new program for young adult survivors. From July 15-27, 2010, Mike and Bonnie
took a group of survivors to Oregon for some kayaking in the rapids of the Owyhee River gorge, camping, hiking, and
more. Campers had to carry all the supplies they needed for the trip in their kayaks and each day had a different theme for
reflection such as isolation or relationships.
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Survive & Thrive Quotes
"It's one thing to talk about the issues but it's
another to live them. And being outside,
facing new challenges and overcoming them,
it's a powerful reminder of how beautiful life
is and how resilient we are as human beings.
And yeah we talked and we cried and we did
all that, but we really lived too. So good."
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"I think that the themes that were chosen
were brilliant because they related both to
our cancer experience, the trip, and noncancer related issues that everyone can
connect with. The sequence was awesome
because it linked to a journey, the bigger
picture, of life."
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"I proved to myself that I could do new
things, and gained a lot of confidence in
myself, and in taking risks."
"[I would choose] an outdoor adventure
[over a traditional conference] because too
many times we are told, in my case, that you
can't do this or shouldn't do that because your
body cannot physically handle it."
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Retreat Yourself for a Day
We partnered with Hope & Cope to pilot
Retreat Yourself For A Day in Montreal in
June 2009. It is a form of mini Retreat, but
unlike the Retreat Yourself program, the
workshop is delivered on a local level and is a
one day event.
Sessions were hosted by Sylvie Aubin,
psychologist at the JGH and part of the McGill
AYA Clinic, Gwynneth Gorman, Drama
Therapist and Volunteer Coordinator for
Cedars CanSuppport/Faire Face, Scott Adams,
Exercise Physiologist at the Wellness Centre,
and Deborah Bridgman, a three-time cancer.
On a beautiful and sunny Saturday morning,
nine survivors and three supporters met at the
Hope & Cope Wellness Centre at the Jewish
G e ne r al Hospital where Susanne O'Brien,
Executive Director of Hope & Cope and a long
supporter of YACC, acted has our host.
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Mentors in Action
Megan is the Supportive Care Coordinator for
the Community Cancer Programs Network in
Winnipeg, MB. She was a facilitator at the 2009
and 2010 Survivor Conferences and has been
giving her time, expertise, and energy to us for
over six years now. Megan does not only
facilitate at our events, she makes sure
Manitoba knows about YACC by including info
on our organization in her monthly support
group invitation. She is the epitome of social
work and we would not be where we are today
without her.
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Janie is the Executive Director at Callanish
Society in Vancouver, BC. She got involved with
YACC 2008 and has been a mentor and
supporter of YACC ever since. Janie was one of
our leading facilitators at RYW 2009 and 2010.
Janie has facilitated over 50 cancer retreats
with Callanish, and her expertise has helped
take Retreat Yourself to another level as we
explore alternative ways to process the cancer
journey. Janie also brought new amazing
facilitators on board which makes every retreat
a learning experience.
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Jennifer is our nurse extraordinaire at YACC.
She gave her time and expertise for the first
time in 2008 at the Conference where she
proved her dedication, professionalism and
sensibility to the cause. Since that Conference,
Jenn has been involved as a facilitator at
RYW2009-2010 and SC2009. Not only her
nursing skills are incredible, she is also an
amazing facilitator. After working with Jenn,
our objective is to find other nurses across the
country with the same passion and
understanding of the young adult reality.
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Retreat Yourself
In 2009, 18 survivors and their supporters
attended RY East at Camp Maromac, QC from
July 23-27 and 23 people attended RY West at
Edenvale in Abbottsford, BC from September
3-7.
The weather wasn’t great but we managed to
enjoy the beautiful site of Maromac.
Swimming,
playing
tennis,
volleyball
tournament, walks, and relaxing gave balance
to our retreat.
Retreat Yourself East 2009 was defined by
generosity, openness, maturity and love. We
had people from Ontario, Quebec, Nova
Scotia, Newfoundland, British Columbia and
even some new Canadians coming from
Rwanda and Algeria! The different cultures
and personalities created a rich blend of
survivors. The different languages could have
been a challenge but they weren’t. Everybody
connected on a level beyond language.
Retreat Yourself West 2009 started with a
powerful opening circle mixed with laughter
and some tears from people covering five
different provinces (British Columbia, Alberta,
Manitoba, Ontario, and Newfoundland and
Labrador).
We
practiced
meditation,
mindfulness,
yoga,
gentleness, patience,
empathy, and more.
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invigorating colours, and interesting textures.
This is a habit we have now incorporated into
all Retreats and Conferences.
Retreat Yourself West, the only retreat for
2010, was held from May 27-31, 2010 at
Edenvale. A total of 23 survivors and
supporters got together for a weekend of
relaxation and bonding. Our facilitators were
incredible and dealt with the good, the bad,
and the ugly wonderfully. We spoke about
emotional health, relationships, finances,
lifestyle changes, and loss and grief. These
discussions were filled with honesty, laughter,
and tears.
We created a Wall of Wisdom by decorating a
large piece of canvas with inspiring words,
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Retreat Yourself East 2009
“The retreat was full of laughs, tears and inspiration. I would recommend any young adult dealing with cancer consider
attending. Thanks YACC.”
“This weekend was helpful because I have got what I wanted. Folks have inspired me and encouraged me on my
struggle and I am no longer alone.”
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Retreat Yourself West 2009
“First of all, I would like to say as a whole, now completely utterly impressed I am with the YACC as a whole and
overall experience. It’s wonderful to have an organization out there that truly gets the unique need of YAC survivors.”
“Thank you for making it possible for the experience to enjoy life again.”
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Retreat Yourself West 2010
“I really didn’t think coming here would help me reconnect with myself but it has. I found ‘me.’”
“I needed this. I am so happy that this program is running.”
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Survivor Conference 2009
In the fall of 2009, 50 cancer survivors and their supporters came to Newfoundland for a little love, support, and learning
at the Wilds on Salmonier Line. There were great team building activities and a trip to St. John’s for the annual Climb up
Signal Hill.
This was the first year we held a Conference in Newfoundland and we were thrilled to have everyone visit the place YACC
calls home.
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Survivor Conference Quotes
“Really wish the conference was longer.”
“Nothing short of fantastic! Thank you so much.”
“Excellent weekend, very well organized. You cared for us so well. You are very generous.”
“Everything was honestly unbelievable and I am so grateful to be a part of this family. Thank you!”
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Survivor in Action
We introduced the idea of Survivors in Action at the 2009 conference
and many wonderful young adult cancer survivors held fundraising
events and spread the word about YACC and all the things we do.
Some of the great things our survivors did in the name of YACC:
Daniel Stolfi created a one-man show about his cancer experience called
Cancer Can’t Dance Like This and donated $400 from admission to a
performance to Young Adult Cancer Canada.
Cathy Hunter held a Kicking Cancer’s Ass party and raised over $2,000.
Liz Knox held an art fundraiser and donated over $400.
Diane Spencer held a fundraiser at her class reunion and raised over
$900.
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We Get It
We Get It was released in April 2009 and has gone on to
help young adults everywhere since its release. 1142 units
were shipped in 2009-10 for a grand total of 2098 DVDs
shipped since.
“I was doing stand up one night in Toronto and a woman
watching the show had attended the Retreat in 2007 and
came up to me after the show and we exchanged info. She
directed me to the site and I watched the video blogs and
it was like they were pulling the words right from my
brain and it was such a turning point for me to see others
expressing themselves in a way I only wish I could. I wish
I had or known about this site earlier. I had gone through
the hardest part of my battle already when I finally saw
the site.” – Daniel Stolfi
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Shave for the Brave
The 2010 Shave for the Brave was the biggest and baldest
yet. Between Solo Shavers, schools, offices, and community
events, 998 people shaved their heads and we raised over
$311,000 to help support the 6,500 young adults diagnosed
with cancer each year in Canada.
In 2010, for the first time, YACC held a Community Shave
outside of St. John’s. Mike Lang, our Regional Coordinator
in Alberta, helped us organize a shave at the Southcentre
Mall in Calgary.
Thank you to all the fantastic volunteers who helped with
registration, braiding, promoting, and cutting hair. We
would like to say a special thank you to Woodford’s
Training Centre, East Coast Beauty, and MC College for
bringing your clippers and skilled stylists to make sure the
heads are safe and the line moves swiftly.
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Shave for the Brave: Skype Challenge
Mikey was also instrumental in organizing the first-ever Skype challenge between Glenmore Christian Academy in Alberta
and Mount Pearl Intermediate in Newfoundland. The schools wanted to shave 150 heads and raise $20,000. They fell
short of their head total at 142, but blew their fundraising goal out of the water with over $31,000. Way to go!
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Climb
The Climb took on a new meaning in 2009 when it incorporated the Survivor Conference and its delegates into the crowd
going up Signal Hill. Overall, 213 people from the community and 49 survivors went up the hill on October 24 for a total
of 4262 to date. About $20,000 was raised which means the Climb has raised over $183,000 in the last 10 years.
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TD Golf Tourney
TD Canada Trust continues to support us in
many ways, including an annual golf
tournament. We have moved our year-end to
July instead of April which means both the
2009 and 2010 tournament (the 9th and 10th,
consequently) have happened since our last
annual
report.
Together,
those
two
tournaments raised over $47,000.
Thank you, TD, for your
encouragement and involvement!
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Third Party Events
T h e Daryl
Gorman
Memorial
Walk
Lisa Belanger and Desi Fuhr held the 2nd
A Business class at Memorial University held
continued its annual journey in 2009 and
2010. Daryl passed away in 1998 at the age of
16 from testicular cancer and his family and
friend get together each June in Holyrood and
walk in his memory. These two events raised
about $11,000 for Young Adult Cancer Canada
for a total of over $40,000 since 2001.
A nnual Young Adult Cancer Survivors
(YACS) Ball Hockey Tournament in
September 2009. The Edmonton event had six
teams, a barbeque, and raised over $900.
the Nestea Challenge and raised over $600.
Volunteer Kristina Roche and the Town of
Torbay held their 2nd Annual Make It Light
event in 2010 where people sponsor lights for
the Winter Lights Celebration and over
$1,200 was pledged to YACC!
Rock concert for cancer: Robert Andrews
organized a show with Another North, Bad
Alison, and Dodgeband at The Levee in St.
John’s on July 23, 2010 and was able to raise
over $500.
Piidea, a hair product supply company in
Quebec, participated in the Tour de L'ile in
Montreal in 2009 and donated over $1,400.
The Red Deer Boxing Club in Red Deer, AB,
held their 2nd annual Rumble in Red Deer
and donated the money from the 2010 event
to Young Adult Cancer Canada. The Rumble is
an amateur boxing night that honours all the
young adults who are fighting cancer in
Canada. Breast cancer survivor Jamie Carswell
was joined in the ring by approximately 20
other young adult cancer survivors to raise
awareness around the fact that cancer does
happen to young people. The event raised over
$6,000.
Fairway Insurance held a Jeans day and
raised over $200.
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Volunteers in Action: Cuss-Kueber wedding
Kristin Kueber’s brother, Mark Cuss, died
from testicular cancer in December 2006 at
the age of 27. When she married George
Kueber in June 2010, they wanted to honour
Mark’s memory in their celebrations and
asked their guests to donate to Young Adult
Cancer Canada in lieu of buying wedding gifts.
The result was a generous $3,000 donation.
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“We just truly feel like we have been blessed
in our lives. When really young couples get
married, they are usually starting out with
nothing. This wasn't the case for us. We felt
that if we could use this as opportunity to
raise awareness about YACC and raise some
money to help with YACC activities,” said
Kristin.
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“Some guests included the donation money in
a card to us; some just sent the donation to
direct to YACC. We were amazed and touched
at how many people took us up on the
suggestion.”
Mark is remembered often at Young Adult
Cancer Canada and we’re thankful that his
friends and family continue to support our
organization and all the other young adults
with cancer in Canada.
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Supporter in Action: New Cap
Newcap Radio has been supporting Young
Adult Cancer Canada and the Shave for the
Brave for quite some time.
It all started with HITS-FM in St. John’s, NL,
as they generously donated air time to talk
about the Shave and how people could get
involved. When we decided to hold a Shave in
Calgary, Amp Radio Calgary was right there.
People from the stations are shaving their
hair, talking about the event on air, and
pumping up the crowds at the malls on event
day.
Emma Harding, Promotions Director at Amp,
appreciates Young Adult Cancer Canada for all
we do. Her sister was first diagnosed with
cancer in 2004 and is now battling for the
second time.
I believe this is what YACC is doing here in
Canada. I am proud to be a part of what you
are doing and think that it is something that
anyone in that position should have the
opportunity to access.”
“I’ve always been terrified of the disease and
even more so the drastic effects of the
treatment. I am so proud of my sister for
being brave enough to get through it once and
be fighting again for a second time. I know
that when she found the right kind of support
group in the UK, it changed a lot for her and
the way she coped.
Thank you to Newcap Radio and its employees
for being such wonderful supporters. We’re
excited to see where this relationship takes us!
Not only do we appreciate their support,
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Next: Thanks to all Supporters
Thanks to all Supporters
As we work to eliminate the isolation for young adults who have cancer in Canada, we have benefited from our generous
corporate donors who have assisted us through their financial contributions, their advice, their guidance and their
professional expertise. We couldn't do it without all of you!
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Next: Revenue/Expenses
Revenue
Corporate Gifts
Personal Gifts
In Memoriam Gifts
Shave for the Brave
Climb
Third Party Events & Golf Tourney
Other Revenue
Expense
Retreat Yourself
Survivor Conference
Communications
Touch Yourself, Trust Yourself
We Get It - Survivor Video
Online Community
Wages & Benefits
Operations (admin)
Climb
Shave for the Brave
Third Party Events
Goaltender
Localife
Support Program Development
Fund Development Expense
Survive & Thrive
Wrong Way To Hope
Excess (loss) of revenues over expenses
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04/09 - 07/10
$138,911.00
$10,602.00
$4,442.00
$342,626.00
$25,190.00
$96,289.00
$22,702.00
$640,762.00
04/09 - 07/10
$57,821.00
$50,521.00
$13,522.00
$13,810.00
$164.00
$685.00
$347,367.00
$67,800.00
$3,640.00
$36,376.00
$19,392.00
$28,120.00
$731.00
$6,034.00
$5,370.00
$10,246.00
$34.00
$661,633.00
($20,871.00)
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Projections
What could you do with $3.2 M?
By the end of the 2010-2011 fiscal year, we expect our 11 year total to be somewhere around $3,232,225. That money has helped send 202 people to
Retreat Yourself since 2005, 154 people to the Survivor Conferences since 2007, 10 people to Survive & Thrive since 2010, and has provided other
tools and resources for countless other cancer survivors. Every year, we’re happy to connect more people with others who “get it.”
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Next: Thank You
Thank You
... here's to another great year!
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