30 Years of Impact
2025 Annual Report
Celebrating 30 Years
In 2025, the Lymphoma Research Foundation celebrated its 30th anniversary. Since our founding in 1995, the Foundation has led the charge in funding groundbreaking scientific research, providing trusted education and support programs, and fostering a resilient, nationwide community of patients, care partners, healthcare professionals, and advocates. As we look ahead to what the next 30 years hold, we remain grounded in research and committed to community.
A Letter From Our
CEO and Chair of the Board of Directors Dear Friends,
Meghan Gutierrez, CEO
Since our founding in 1995, the Lymphoma Research Foundation has been a beacon of hope for those whose lives have been touched by lymphoma. As we celebrated our 30th anniversary in 2025, we took time to reflect on all that we’ve accomplished over the past three decades and to look forward to what lies ahead: new breakthroughs in research, new moments of shared community, and ultimately, a future free of this disease. When the power of our community meets our unparalleled commitment to supporting the research of tomorrow, we know that there’s no limit to what we can do — together. In addition to celebrating this significant milestone, the Steven Eichberg, Foundation continued to fund an advanced portfolio of cuttingChair of the Board edge research. In 2025, the Foundation funded 24 research grants across a wide range of lymphoma subtypes totaling nearly $2.7 million, expanding our knowledge of everything from novel therapies to tumor microenvironment analysis. We continued to bring world-class educational resources and programs and compassionate support services to patients, survivors and care partners free of charge, ensuring that we were here for them at every step along their journey. In partnership with our expert Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), the Foundation was able to harness its convening power to address critical areas of unmet need, bringing together our brightest scientific minds to expand our understanding of survivorship, lymphoma in adolescents and young adults, mantle cell and T-cell lymphomas, and CAR T-cell therapy. This year’s report also details the work of our talented grantees and the groundbreaking projects that have the potential to reshape our understanding of this disease. As we look ahead to the promise of what the next 30 years may hold for the Foundation and the people that we serve, we know that none of our work would be possible without your continued commitment and support. The power of people is what brings our mission to life and what makes us who we are: an organization grounded in research and committed to community. Your partnership and dedication are what help us grow and evolve every day as we work to get us closer to our shared goal of a world without lymphoma. Thank you for all of your support in 2025.
Meghan Gutierrez Chief Executive Officer
Steven Eichberg Chair of the Board of Directors
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From Vision to Impact This timeline reflects a legacy of bold vision, relentless progress, and unwavering commitment to those affected by lymphoma.
2010
1995
The Lymphoma Research Foundation is established, along with its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), to drive progress in lymphoma research. Today, the SAB includes 45 leading experts, who guide the planning of the Foundation’s research program and select grant recipients.
2003
The Foundation hosts its inaugural Lymphoma Walk, launching its peer-topeer fundraising efforts. Since then, the community fundraising program has raised over $18 million, engaging supporters nationwide.
Thanks in large part to the Foundation’s Advocacy Program, the U.S. Congress designates September as National Blood Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM). Today, the Foundation commemorates BCAM by building community and raising awareness—also launching its own Giving Day on World Lymphoma Awareness Day (WLAD).
The Mantle Cell Lymphoma (MCL) Initiative is established, positioning the Foundation as one of the largest private funders of MCL research. The Mantle Cell Lymphoma Consortium (MCLC) has become the Foundation’s largest scientific initiative.
1996
The first North American Educational Forum on Lymphoma is held in California, creating a new space for patient education and support. Today, the Ed Forum remains the largest lymphomaspecific patient conference in the world, with four additional education program series meeting patients at every stage of their journey.
2008
To expand its impact on healthcare professionals, the Foundation launches Lymphoma Rounds, a continuing education program tailored for clinicians treating lymphoma. Now reaching markets like Puerto Rico, the program reflects the Foundation’s strong commitment to Health Equity.
2014
The Foundation debuts #EraseLymphoma, in partnership with the Paul Foundation, a campaign dedicated to raising awareness and tailored support to adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients and survivors. Ellen Walker, founder and CEO of the Paul Foundation now serves on the Lymphoma Research Foundation’s Board of Directors.
2018
The Foundation hosts the first CAR T-cell therapy education program in the U.S., delivering vital information to the lymphoma community about this groundbreaking treatment.
2023
A milestone is reached as Dr. Elise Chong (University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine) becomes the Foundation’s 500th grantee, reflecting decades of investment in the next generation of lymphoma researchers.
2020
To address the unique challenges faced by people with Lymphoma and CLL, the Foundation established the first and only COVID-19 scientific program, the COVID-19 and Lymphoma Initiative.
2019
The Foundation launches the Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Lymphoma Consortium, a first-of-its-kind initiative uniting pediatric and adult lymphoma experts to improve care and outcomes for AYA patients.
2021
The Foundation expanded its Lymphoma Scientific Research Mentoring Program (LSRMP) to foster the next generation of laboratory and translational researchers. The Foundation introduces its new Health Equity Initiative (HEI) to address disparities in research careers and patient care, and launches Lymphoma.org en Español, expanding access to resources for the Spanish-speaking community.
2025
The Foundation celebrates three decades of progress, while looking toward the future with bold ambition and renewed commitment. Through strategic investments in innovative research, high-quality patient and professional education, and a growing leadership role in policy and advocacy, the Foundation is setting the standard for excellence in lymphoma science and care.
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2025 In Review As we celebrate 30 years of impact, the Foundation stands poised to build on this momentum — driving innovation, amplifying diverse voices, and bringing us closer to a world without lymphoma.
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Board of Directors
Research
Scientific Programs
Support Services
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Fundraising Events
Fundraise Your Way
Financials
Donors
JEFF BLOCK Chair-Elect San Francisco, CA LARRY DOBOSH Vice Chair and Treasurer Scarsdale, NY LYNDSAY SPRINGER Vice Chair San Antonio, TX KIM METCALF Secretary Landenberg, PA
KEVIN SHEA Naples, FL RAMESH SUBRAHMANIAN Singapore ELLEN M. WALKER Aventura, FL MICHAEL WERNER Past Chair Chicago, IL
MEMBERS EMERITUS
ANDREW M. EVENS, DO, MSc, MBA Chair, Scientific Advisory Board New Brunswick, NJ
MORTON COLEMAN, MD New York, NY
MICHAEL FROY Chicago, IL HARRIET GREENBERG New York, NY
JERRY FREUNDLICH (In Memoriam) Founder and Past Chair New York, NY
KRISTI HENDRIKS Boston, MA
TOM GOLDSTONE New York, NY
PATRICIA KAINE Miami, FL
STEVEN J. PRINCE Past Chair Purchase, NY
JOHN LEONARD, MD Past Chair, Scientific Advisory Board New York, NY
DONNA REINBOLT Houston, TX
PAUL MAJKOWSKI Albertson, NY BOB MCAULEY Charlottesville, VA MADHU NAMBURI Hillsborough, CA WHITNEY NEIGHBORS Houston, TX JOHN A. NELSON Bridgehampton, NY SCOTT PANSKY Tarzana, CA JOEL POLLICK Brooklyn, NY
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JOHN ROUSSEL Scottsdale, AZ
BARBARA FREUNDLICH Founder New York, NY
ROBERT WERNER Aventura, FL
Scientific Advisory Baoard
Board of Directors
STEVEN EICHBERG Chair Plymouth, MA
ANDREW M. EVENS, DO, MSc, MBA Chair Rutgers Cancer Institute CHRISTOPHER R. FLOWERS, MD, MS Chair-Elect The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center JEREMY ABRAMSON, MD Massachusetts General Hospital KRISTIE A. BLUM, MD Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University JENNIFER R BROWN, MD, PhD Harvard Medical School Dana-Farber Cancer Institute SHARON CASTELLINO, MD, MSc Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University JAMES CERHAN, MD, PhD Mayo Clinic, Rochester ETHEL CESARMAN, MD, PhD NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medicine SANDEEP DAVE, MD, MS Duke University
JONATHAN W. FRIEDBERG, MD, MMSc University of Rochester James P. Wilmot Cancer Institute LEO I. GORDON, MD, FACP Past Chair, 2015-2017 Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University
KAMI MADDOCKS, MD Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center
MARGARET SHIPP, MD Harvard Medical School Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
PETER MARTIN, MD NYU Langone Health Perlmutter Cancer Center
SONALI M. SMITH, MD Past Chair, 2021-2023 The University of Chicago
MATTHEW MAURER, ScD, MS Mayo Clinic, Rochester
EDUARDO M. SOTOMAYOR, MD Tampa General Hospital Cancer Institute
MICHAEL GREEN, PhD The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
ARI MELNICK, MD Institut de Recerca contra la Leucèmia Josep Carreras, Weill Cornell Medicine
THOMAS M. HABERMANN, MD Past Chair, 2017-2019 Mayo Clinic, Rochester
LINDSAY MORTON, PhD National Cancer Institute
ALEX HERRERA, MD City of Hope Medical Center
MARKUS MÜSCHEN, MD, PhD Yale University
STEVEN M. HORWITZ, MD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
TERESA PALOMERO, PhD Columbia University Institute for Cancer Genetics
ERIC D. HSI, MD Mayo Clinic, Rochester KARA KELLY, MD Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine
KIERON M. DUNLEAVY, MD Lombardi Cancer Center of Georgetown University
ANN S. LACASCE, MD, MMSc Immediate Past Chair Harvard Medical School Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
KOJO S.J. ELENITOBA-JOHNSON, MD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
JOHN P. LEONARD, MD Past Chair, 2012-2015 NYU Langone Health, Perlmutter Cancer Center
TODD FEHINGER, MD, PhD Washington University School of Medicine
MEGAN LIM, MD, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
LAURA PASQUALUCCI, MD Columbia University Institute for Cancer Genetics LISA RIMSZA, MD University of Arizona SCOTT RODIG, MD, PhD Brigham and Women’s Hospital LISA ROTH, MD Weill Cornell Medicine GILLES SALES, MD, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center KERRY J. SAVAGE, MD BC Cancer, Vancouver DAVID SCOTT, PhD, MBChB BC Cancer, Vancouver
CHRISTIAN STEIDL, MD BC Cancer, Vancouver JOHN M. TIMMERMAN, MD UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center HANS-GUIDO WENDEL, MD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center ANDREW D. ZELENETZ, MD, PhD Past Chair, 2019-2021 Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
MEMBERS EMERITUS MORTON COLEMAN, MD NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medicine BRIAN LINK, MD University of Iowa KANTI R. RAI, MD Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/ Northwell MICHAEL E. WILLIAMS, MD, ScM University of Virginia Cancer Center
LAURIE SEHN, MD, MPH BC Cancer, Vancouver
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Research In April, the Lymphoma Research Foundation announced its 2025 grantee class — over 20 grants awarded to scientists based at many of the world’s leading cancer research institutions — totaling more than $2.7 million in innovative lymphoma and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) research. The Foundation maintains a strong commitment to supporting early-career investigators, ensuring they can build a successful career in the field of lymphoma research. This commitment is illustrated by the grants awarded to early career investigators this year. These include three dynamic Clinical Investigator Career Development Awards, which support physician investigators at the level of advanced fellow or junior faculty member who will contribute to the development of new lymphoma therapies and diagnostic tools. Also included are ten Postdoctoral Fellowship Grants, designed to support investigators at the level of advanced fellow or postdoctoral researcher in laboratory or clinic-based research with results and conclusions that are
Research is in our name — and at the heart of everything we do. Our funding, support, and people have been behind some of the most important innovations in the treatment of lymphoma. For us, research is the beginning of a cure.
relevant to the treatment, diagnosis, or prevention of lymphoma.
My greatest inspiration resilience in the face o treatments. -Michelle
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Clinical Career Development Award (CDA)
Paola Ghione, MD
Jordan Goldstein, MD
Robert Stuver, MD
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Leland Stanford Junior University
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Postdoctoral Fellowship Grant
Pantaleo De Simone, MD Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Kazuya Fukasawa, PhD
Michelle Lee, MD, PhD
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Condon Family Fellow
Emory University
n comes from patients and their families. Their determination and of a lymphoma diagnosis motivate me to work tirelessly to find better Lee, MD, PhD Emory University 11
Postdoctoral Fellowship Grant Cont’d
Etienne Leveille, MD
Tianfang Ma, PhD
Yale University
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
The patients I meet every week in clinic and have the privilege to get to know over the course of their journey with lymphoma are what inspires me to keep going in my research. -Alexandra Rojek, MD The University of Chicago
Daniela Magliulo, PhD Weill Cornell Medicine
Paurnima Patil, PhD
Pierre Stéphan, MD, PhD
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Oliver W. Press, MD, PhD, Memorial Fellow
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Priya Lakra, PhD University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Maria White, PhD The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Lymphoma Scientific Research Mentoring Program: Clinical Scholars
Mengyang Di, MD, PhD University of Washington Runge Lymphoma Project Scholar
Eduardo Edelman Saul, MD
Andy Bi, MD, PhD
Dustin McCurry, MD
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
University of Nebraska Schroeder Family Scholar
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Morton Coleman, MD Innovation Fund Scholar
Alexandra Rojek, MD
Herman van Besien, MD
The University of Chicago Kristie Blum, MD Scholar
Weill Cornell Medicine
Mallorie Heneghan, MD Jennifer Huang, MD, PhD The University of Utah Paul Walker Schaffel Scholar
Lymphoma Scientific Research Mentoring Program: Lab/Translational Scholars
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center Kanti R. Rai, MD Clinical Scholar
Alex Niu, MD
Evelyn Orlando, MD
Roswell Park Cancer Institute Eric A. Cohen Distinguished Scholar
Weill Cornell Medicine Kaine Family Scholar
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Scientific Programs In 2025, the Foundation used its convening power to bring together the lymphoma community around critical areas of scientific discovery and unmet need: survivorship, adolescent and young adult (AYA) lymphomas, mantle cell lymphoma (MCL), T-cell lymphomas, and access to chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy.
Adolescent and Young Adult Lymphoma Consortium and Scientific Workshop Adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with lymphoma face distinct challenges navigating care across pediatric and adult systems during critical life stages. Despite high survival rates, gaps remain in clinical trial access, long-term followup, and financial and emotional support. The Foundation’s AYA Lymphomas Scientific Workshop and Consortium, cochaired by Andrew Evens, DO, MBA, MSc, of Rutgers Cancer Institute, and Kara Kelly, MD, of Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, convened hematologists, researchers, advocates, and healthcare leaders to address disparities, care delivery models, treatment safety, survivorship, and clinical trial design. As a result, the Foundation is exploring new working groups focused on care delivery, biospecimen access, and survivor engagement, with proceedings papers and pilot projects underway. The Consortium will continue to convene to advance long-term success for AYA lymphoma survivors. 14
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Lymphoma Survivorship Scientific Workshop Survivorship in lymphoma is an evolving area of care as treatment advances improve patient survival. Despite these gains, survivors face complex physical, psychological, and social challenges that require focused research and coordinated care. The Foundation’s Lymphoma Survivorship Virtual Scientific Workshop, chaired by Lindsay Morton, PhD, of the National Cancer Institute, convened in January 2025 as an inaugural forum to address gaps in survivorship care delivery, prevention, health promotion, and research resources. The workshop highlighted multidisciplinary, evidence-based approaches to survivorship care planning, with emphasis on vaccinations, physical well-being, immunocompromised populations, and care disparities. Identified knowledge gaps and solutions will inform future research, advocacy, and quality-of-life discussions. Findings were published in a proceedings paper in Fall 2025.
Mantle Cell Lymphoma (MCL) Consortium and Scientific Workshop MCL is a rare, aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma arising from mantle zone cells. Despite advances with BTK inhibitors and CAR T-cell therapies, resistance and relapse remain common, with treatment prediction still unclear. The Foundation’s 21st MCL Scientific Workshop in April 2025, chaired by Peter Martin, MD, of NYU School of Medicine, convened researchers to discuss recent developments in MCL characterization and treatment, including molecular pathogenesis, resistance mechanisms, and novel therapeutic strategies. Identified knowledge gaps and potential solutions will guide future research to improve outcomes across the disease spectrum. A key outcome of the meeting was the formation of the Foundation’s MCL High-Risk Working Group, focused on advancing understanding and treatment of high-risk and treatment-resistant MCL. T-Cell Lymphomas International Scientific Workshop T-cell lymphomas are rare, complex blood cancers that pose challenges in diagnosis and treatment. Their diversity and limited understanding of underlying disease mechanisms make them difficult to manage effectively. The Foundation’s inaugural International T-Cell Lymphomas Scientific Workshop, led by Steven Horwitz, MD, of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Ann LaCasce, MD, of DanaFarber Cancer Institute, and Kerry Savage, MD, of British Columbia Cancer, brought together experts in pathology, research, clinical care, and patient advocacy to address these challenges. Attendees discussed cutting-edge research techniques and promising new treatment approaches, including targeted therapies and immunotherapies. A key outcome was the development of a Research Roadmap identifying critical infrastructure needs to accelerate progress. Advancing care for people with T-cell lymphoma requires ongoing collaboration across disciplines, and the Foundation is supporting these efforts to help improve patient outcomes. Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T-Cell Therapy Stakeholder Summit Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy represents a potentially life-saving treatment for lymphoma patients, yet significant barriers limit access for many eligible individuals. Challenges in referral pathways, treatment center capacity, financial coverage, and care coordination continue to restrict access across diverse patient populations. The Foundation’s CAR T-Cell Therapy Stakeholder Summit, convened in Washington, D.C. in September 2025 and co-chaired by Manali Kamdar, MD, of University of Colorado and Paolo Strati, MD, of MD Anderson Cancer Center, with Gilles Salles, MD, PhD, of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, serving as senior advisor, brought together key stakeholder groups to identify barriers and develop actionable solutions. Participants included patients, care partners, clinicians from community and accredited CAR T centers, and representatives from industry, CMS, and advocacy organizations. The solutions developed will help guide future efforts to expand access, improve coordination, and ensure advances lead to better outcomes for patients.
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Support Services A diagnosis of lymphoma or chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) can bring about many different emotions and numerous questions, whether you are newly diagnosed or seeking help with long-term survivorship. The Foundation offers a wide range of support services for people with lymphoma and their loved ones through the Lymphoma Research Foundation Helpline. In 2025, trained Helpline staff provided individualized information on types of lymphoma, diagnostic tests, treatment options, potential side effects, and the latest in research to more than 12,000 patients and care partners.
Contact the Helpline Monday - Friday 9:30 am - 7:30 pm EST
Lymphoma Research Foundation Helpline and Clinical Trials Information Service Trained staff are available to answer questions and provide support to patients, care partners, and healthcare professionals in any language. Our support services include:
Call Toll-Free: 800-500-9976
Email: helpline@lymphoma.org
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Information on lymphoma, treatment options, side effect management, and current research findings
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Financial assistance for eligible patients and referrals for additional financial, legal, and insurance help
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Clinical trial searches based on patients’ diagnoses and treatment history
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Peer Support through the Foundation’s Lymphoma Support Network, a national one-to-one volunteer patient peer program
In 2025, the Foundation hosted over 40 educational programs that br experts and the community together, empowering patients to take an in their treatment plan. 16
Patient Education Services The Lymphoma Research Foundation provides educational programming tailored to different phases of the lymphoma journey, providing clear, accessible information for patients and care partners. All programs are expert-led. Ask the Doctor About Lymphoma is a monthly virtual program consisting of a lymphoma overview and an extensive questionand-answer session. Each program was tailored for either newly diagnosed or relapsed/refractory patients. Four additional programs were held in Spanish. Lymphoma Talks are weekday evening in-person programs that provide information about lymphoma in three breakout sessions: aggressive lymphomas, indolent lymphomas, and chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma. We hosted talks in six cities around the country. Living with Lymphoma is a one-day virtual program that provides information on specific subtypes of lymphoma, with a focus on supportive care topics. Webinars are hour-long programs discussing the diagnosis and treatment of lymphoma subtypes and key research and treatment updates. The Foundation hosted 14 webinars in 2025. The Educational Forum on Lymphoma is a two-day virtual comprehensive conference that provides detailed information about the diagnosis and treatment of lymphoma and CLL, clinical trials, research advances, supportive care, and disease management. Previously an in-person event, the transition to a virtual format significantly increased accessibility and participation, reaching 1,500 registrants in 2025.
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The series (Ask The Doctor) is wonderful. I am impressed that so many physicians and research scientists are willing to participate. It brings me comfort in something with so many unknowns to lay people like myself. -Kathleen G.
Fundraising Events The Lymphoma Research Foundation provides opportunities for members of the lymphoma community and their friends to support innovative research and patient care by attending and sponsoring unique events across the country. Here are just a few examples of events that propelled the Foundation’s work in 2025.
2nd Annual Emerging Philanthropist Gala On October 24, 300 of New York’s leading young philanthropists united at The Bowery Hotel to celebrate advancements in lymphoma research, patient care, and the dedicated individuals who help make this possible, while raising $200,000. The event was co-chaired by Alexandra Rose, Isabel Sessions, and Margot Werner. The Benefit Committee included Dominic Couzens, Avery Hoffman, Caroline Kaine, Gabrielle McLymont, and Claire Shea.
Partners in Purpose Chicago On May 29, nearly 300 guests gathered in Chicago for Partners in Purpose, chaired by Sonali M. Smith, MD, FASCO. The evening honored Lymphoma Research Foundation grantee Adam DuVall, MD, MPH, of the University of Chicago Medicine, for his dedication to patient care and groundbreaking work, as well as content creator Anthony Corrado for his impactful awareness and fundraising efforts. Guests raised more than $165,000 to support lymphoma research and patient support services.
2nd Annual South Florida Golf Invitational On May 5, the Foundation’s South Florida Golf Invitational brought together more than 21 sponsors and 72 golfers at La Gorce Country Club in Miami, Florida. Chaired by Foundation board member Leigh Olson and her husband Cory, the event raised over $415,000. The Invitational honored Walter Andrews with the Advocate Award for his leadership and dedication to advancing awareness and fundraising. The Foundation is deeply grateful to its generous sponsors and supporters who made the event possible. 18
Lymphoma Walk Series In summer 2025, hundreds of patients, survivors, families, and supporters gathered in Minneapolis, New York, and Chicago to honor those impacted by lymphoma and CLL. The Lymphoma Walk series raised over $430,000 for research and support services, and recognized Gita Thanarajasingam, MD, of Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Justin Kline, MD, of University of Chicago Medicine, and Justine Kahn, MD, of Columbia University Medical Center for their leadership in lymphoma research and patient care.
30th Anniversary Annual Gala On November 14, more than 450 guests gathered to celebrate the Foundation’s 30th anniversary and honor advancements in lymphoma research and care. Kristi and Liam Hendriks received the Distinguished Leadership Award, and Eli Lilly and Company was presented with the Corporate Leadership Award. The event raised over $1.8 million for research and support.
Foundation Endurance Program Each year, dedicated supporters take on endurance events to benefit the Lymphoma Research Foundation. In 2025, runners and cyclists nationwide raised more than $243,000 to advance critical lymphoma research, participating in events such as the Lymphoma Research Ride, the TCS New York City Marathon, the Boston Marathon, the Disneyland Halloween Half Marathon, the Hamptons Marathon, the Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon, and the Amica Newport Marathon.
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Fundraise Your Way Each year, thousands of supporters find ways to turn fun into fundraising and host unique fundraisers to support the Lymphoma Research Foundation. As do-it-yourself fundraisers, these volunteers create, plan, promote, and manage their own projects. We’re proud to introduce supporters who were honored with our 2025 Fundraise Your Way Awards, spotlighting their success and impact.
Rookie of the Year Jamie Moore, Coharie Coastal Boutique Fashion Show Inspired by a close friend diagnosed with lymphoma, Jamie combined a love of fashion with her desire to raise funds to support the Foundation’s mission. She leveraged the reach of her business, the Coharie Coastal Boutique in Carolina Beach, NC, to organize the Coharie Coastal Boutique Fashion Show, raising $10,000! Most Innovative Fundraiser Ellen Walker’s Birthday Party What better way to celebrate a birthday than to support research that will help others celebrate more birthdays? Special thanks to Ellen Walker, whose tradition of celebrating her birthday raising funds to support our mission continues a special and longtime partnership between the Lymphoma Research Foundation and the Paul Foundation, founded in memory of Ellen’s son. This year’s mini golf was a good time and great success, raising more than $6,000. Young Philanthropist of the Year Leo Cohen & Family, Leo’s Bar Mitzvah After Leo’s father was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma, Leo decided to fundraise for the Lymphoma Research Foundation for his Bar Mitzvah project. More than 200 family members and friends responded with overwhelming generosity and Leo raised an impressive $40,000 to support the lymphoma community!
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Endurance Athlete of the Year Jeff Sklar, Oceanman Swim Jeff dedicated his November half Oceanman swim, a 5,000-meter open water race, to his mother and the Lymphoma Research Foundation. Challenging his entire network to donate, Jeff’s Miami Beach swim was a huge success, raising more than $43,000 and securing donations from more than 175 friends, family and contacts.
Walk Team of the Year Mindy Varghese & Joann Ambat, Stronger Together, Chicago Lymphoma Walk Congratulations to Mindy and Joann, for leading their outstanding walk team, Stronger Together! Stronger Together joined us at the Chicago Lymphoma Walk at beautiful Montrose Harbor, raising more than $10,000 to support research and patient services.
My goal was to raise funds and awareness for the Foundation so that scientists are able to conduct more research to help patients and their loved ones better navigate lymphoma. I think the more we can all do to move the needle, the better. -Adam Hammock, Rey Diaz Memorial Golf Tournament
Josephine Majkowski Lifetime Achievement Award Wendy S. Harpham, MD & AED UT Dallas, Color Run This special new honor celebrating the important role of care partners was presented to Wendy Harpham, MD and the Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) chapter at the University of Texas at Dallas. Dr. Harpham, a 35-year survivor, has mentored a generation of pre-med students, championing the Lymphoma Research Foundation and inspiring many to choose careers in oncology. Each year, AED hosts a Color Run fundraiser in support of the Foundation, cumulatively raising more than $20,000.
Corporate Champion Microsoft The Foundation was honored to partner with Microsoft employees for a special virtual volunteer activity in October 2025 as part the company’s annual Give Campaign. Colleagues rallied around friend and co-worker, Chris Lauren, who celebrated lymphoma survivorship with a run in the New York Marathon that raised nearly $40,000 combined to support our mission.
Chuck Papanos Legacy Award Katie Palay & Catherine Wang, District 35, Hearts & Minds in Motion A lymphoma survivor and mom of two, Katie worked with Glencoe, Illinois’ District 35 to organize Hearts and Minds in Motion. Students enjoyed outdoor games, learning about healthy lifestyle choices, and the importance of giving back. The fun, family-friendly Saturday morning event attracted hundreds of families and raised $10,000!
Fundraiser of the Year Adam Hammock & Team, Rey Diaz Memorial Golf Tournament Adam led a team of friends and family to host a golf tournament to celebrate the life and legacy of their good friend, Rey, who touched many lives on and off the golf course. ‘Rey had an incredible impact on us all, and I was proud to be able to honor him by giving back to the Foundation and furthering their mission to eradicate this cancer,’ shared Adam. After a year of careful planning, 147 golfers toasted to Rey and raised more than $20,000 to support the Foundation.
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Expenses
Revenues
Financials
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$17.7 million
$16
million
For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025
Contributions and grants
$12.3 $12.0million milion (69%)
Investment income & other income
$3.2 $2.9million milion (18%) (17%)
Special events and revenue (Net of expenses)
$2.2 $2.5million milion (13%) (14%)
Research
$5.7 (36%) $5.8 million milion (53%)
Education programs & patient services
$4.6 $4.1million milion (29%) (37%)
Community & advocacy
$1.7 $1.1 million milion (10%)
Administration
$1.7 million (10%)
Program services Fundraising
$11 milion (75%) $2.3 million (14%)
Administration
$1.8 milion (12%)
Fundraising
$1.9 milion (13%)
Financial Report (In thousands) as of June 30, 2024
Assets Cash & cash equivalents Investments
Liabilities & Net Assets $3,971
Research grants payable
$6,261
$36,393
Refundable advances
$164
Contributions & grants receivable
$1,253
Accounts payable & accrued expenses
$1,186
Prepaid expenses & other assets
$1,103
Accrued salaries & vacation
$577
Total Liabilities
$8,188
Unrestricted net assets
$11,704
Temporarily restricted net assets
$22,828
Total Net Assets
$34,532
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$42,720
Contributions & Revenues
Program services
$12,025
Special events revenues & contributions
$2,214
Supporting services
$3,950
Investments & other income
$3,219
Total Expenses
$15,975
Contributions & revenues
$12,314
Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets
$3,711
Total Contributions & Revenues
$17,747
(Decrease) in Temporary Restricted Net Assets
($1,940)
Increase in Net Assets
$1,771
Total Assets
$42,720
Condensed Statement of Activities (In thousands) as of June 30, 2024
Donors The progress made by the Lymphoma Research Foundation in 2025 was made possible by its many supporters — patients, survivors, care partners, family members, scientists, clinicians, nurses, communities, and companies — who recognize that partnership is critical to advancing innovative lymphoma research and the development of essential patient education programs. Founders’ Society members have given a total of $1,000 or more annually, Mason Society donors have included the Foundation in their estate planning, and Circle of Hope donors make recurring monthly donations. AbbVie Inc.
AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP
Helen Beck
Jay Bloom
Acquisition Title & Settlement Agency, Inc.
David R. and Patricia D. Atkinson
Rachael Bedard
Blue Ridge Cancer Center
Atlantis Paradise Island
Roberta and Ray Beech
Blue Sky Holding Company
Kathleen and Richard Bell
Judy and Steven Blumenthal
Carolyn J. Bellinson
BMW of Freeport
James L. Bellinson
B’nai B’rith Food Industry Lodge #2558
Founders’ Society
Acrotech Biopharma, LLC
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Ilana Attie Annette and Jeff Adams Ken and Heliana Attie Adaptive Biotechnologies Avanos Medical ADC Therapeutics Ranjana H. Advani Nonie and Larry Akman and The England Family Foundation
Steven and Jennifer Benenson Ayers Grading and Footing Services
BeOne USA, Inc.
John Ayers and Anna Callon
Joy Berenfield
Amit Bahree Harold and January L. Akselrad Don and Linda Bailey Barbara Alfano Richard and Karin Baines Lilly and David Aliosius Baird Foundation
Stephen and Robin Berger Robin and Jerry Bergson James Berkson Debra Bernstein Joan Berry Pratt
Allogene Therapeutics Mr. John Ballantine Allstate Giving Campaign Bank of America Alpha Epsilon Delta - UT Dallas Dennis and Annette Bannon
Joyce and William Biffar
Paul D. Bodin The Boeing Company James Bogart Sally and Dave Borgetti Jim and Lisa Borris Theresa Bowman Bradford Portraits Donald Brady Aviv Brawer Cohen
Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO)
Keith Bremer
Frank and Nancy Bireley
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Cynthia and Paul Black
Richard Broad
BlackRock, Inc.
Allan and Beverly Brodsky
Gary L. Blackwell
Barbara and Jeff Brown
Frances and Edward M. Blair
Bryte Legacies Foundation
American Board of Internal Medicine
Dawn Barber
American Express
Barclays Bank PLC
Amgen Foundation
Thomas and Anne Marie Barletta
Susan and Aaron Amster
Jacqueline Barrientos
Amwins Group
Nancy L. Bartlett, MD
Andrea L. Blank
BTG International Inc.
Joyce Ananian
Jennifer Bassik
Lloyd and Laura Blankfein
Tova Bulow
Wyatt Andersen
Jessica B. Batridge
Mark and Holly Blankstein
Michele and Glenn Burke
Andy Arends
Mary Ellen and Gerald D. Batzner
Blaze Credit Union
Edward and Barbara J. Burnes
Arima Genomics
Patrick and Mary Bauer
Carolyn M. Bliss
Ryan Burr
Richard and Nanette Armstrong
Leslie and Roger Baumann
Rachel L. Loeb and Zachary D. Block Charitable Fund
Miles Burton and Alexandra Brannian
John Arnold
Gillis Baxter
The Block Foundation
Suzanne and Larry Butcher
Steven and Marilyn Aronow
BD
Jeff Block and Deborah Krass
James Buxbaum
Arthritis & Rheumatology of Metairie
Michael and Lana Beaury
Solomon Block
Karen Cahn
Isaiah Campbell
Coharie LLC
Steven and Laurie Davis
Sandra and John Elligers
Kiley Campbell
Michael and Doreen Cohen
Thomas Davis
The Emmes Corporation
Cancer Gets Lost
Staci Cohen
Marc De Leeuw
Jennifer Emore
Wayne and Jeanne A. Canfield
Judith Cohn and Mark Schulman
Laura De Reitzes
Environmental Test and Balance Co.
Julio Cantillo
Dr. and Mrs. Morton Coleman
Deciphera
Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund Administration
Sue and Jim Colletti
Norman J. Fisher and Doris Fisher Foundation
Donald and Elizabeth Eugenio
Kate K. Denning
Jeana Evans
Dentons US LLP
Andrew M. Evens
Joanna and Grant DePorter
Ever Loved Inc.’s Fund
Anant Desai
Darin Facer
Eric Dessecker
Bonnie and Louis Fadel
Michael and Virve Deutsch
Ed Fagan
Donna Diduk
Dominick Falcone
Maria Digiulian and Forbes W. Hays
Allison Fancher
Deborah Sue Coppola Coral Gables Title & Escrow
Jeffrey DiModica
Tim and Barb Corbett
Disney Worldwide Outreach
Anthony Corrado
DJB Tap, Inc.
Debra Corrin-Southwick
Do Better Fund
Charles Corson
Carey Dobosh
Thomas Cosentino
Debra Dobosh
Linda Costa
Gail and Larry Dobosh
Gregory Cote
Andrew Dolny
Charlotte Couzens
Diane and Scott Dondershine
Dominic Couzens
Arthur and Carol A. Doten
John Couzens
Jeffrey W. Douthit George and Joanne Downing
Henry Cheng and Serena Fung
Christopher Cox, MD and Katherine Young, MD
Benjamin and Cynthia Chereskin
Creative Planning Foundation
Loren Radewagen Chernoff
Diane Cruz
Christine and Bruce D. Cheson
Amy Cunningham
Chicago White Sox Charities
Joseph O. Cunningham
Jonathan Chinn and Gina Balian
Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation
Sharon Dunoff
Cynergy Physical Therapy
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Robert Cyruli
Christine M. Dwyer
Dabs
Robert and Kristin Early
Norman J. Fisher and Doris Fisher Foundation
Robert Dalbec
Jordan Edelson
Benton and Joan Fisher
Laurene L. Dale
Stuart and Kathryn M. Edwards
John Fisher
Chris Dalrymple
Peter Ehrlich
Melvin Fishman
Paul and Anna Dana
Jean and Steven Eichberg
Florida Cancer Specialists
The Gloria and Sidney Danziger Foundation
Joan Eigen
Thomas J. Forbes
Joan Ekbom
Courtney Forrester
David and Jennifer Eldersveld
Forte Construction Corp.
Kojo S. Elenitoba-Johnson
Foundation Medicine, Inc.
Eli Lilly and Company & Subsidiaries
Peter and Cate Fraenkel
Cape May Food Tours LLC Anne P. Carbone Greg and Nancy Carlson Mr. Scott Carney Roger and Mary Carter Ronald and Lynn Caruso Sharon Castellino Melva B. Caswell Christina Cavanaugh Centerpoint Graphics Century Country Clubs Wing C. Chan and Angelina Li Jenny Chandler Cian Chang Margaret and Lauren Charous Château De Pommard Rebecca Chatterjee Vincent Chau Dianne L. Cheek John Chelberg
Richard Chipman Jennifer Chow Christian Dior Inc. Ciena City of Hope Michael R. Clarfeld John D. Claringbould and Patricia Loughrey Clark and Debra Pager Fund Annemette and Henrik Clausen Gay and Paul L. Cobb Susan and Douglas Coe Coghill Family Foundation
Diane Collins Daniel Collister Logan Comer The Condon Family Foundation Timothy and Debbie Connors Margaret M. Conroy Gladys Cook Brett Cooper
Kent and Catherine Dauterman Julie Davies Davis Polk Laura Davis
Howard and Caroline Draft Dren Bio Laurie A. Dripps DTCC Allison Duncan
Rondi Erickson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feilbogen Edward and Ronnie Fein Max Feld Nancy and Nick Felice Kellie and Jeff Fellinge Mary and Gil Feltel Kristina Fernandez Mabrie Michael Fernandez Lorraine Ferrara Joseph M. Ferraro Gregory Ferrero Rob Feuerstein Dylan Field Jeffrey Filone Paul and Nancy Fink Perry and Leslie Fink Scott and Kelly Fink David Finkel Linda and Robert Finkel Arlene Fischer
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Founders’ Society
Emmett Franzwa
Janet P. Gordon and A Reynolds
Edward D. Heffner
Barbara Freundlich
Christopher Gorelik
Geralyn and Gerald Hempt
David and Danna Freundlich
Cynthia Gormezano
Kristi and Liam Hendriks
Kathleen J. Frodahl
Trishna Goswami
Jill and Robert Hertzberg
Michael and Lynn Froy
Brett and Kimberley Gough
Ethan Hessney
Bhargava and Harika Gannavarapu
Andre Goy
Kristen Hitt
Robert and Linda Gardner
The Bernard F. Graham Charitable Foundation
Michael Hluchyj and Theresa Hlunchyj
Jo Garfein
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Granoff
Robert Hochberg
Robert Garfield
Grassfield High School
Rebecca Hochhaus
Dave Garland and Karen Matusinec
Megan Gray
Avery Hoffman
Green Family Foundation Trust
Gail and Carl J. Hoffman
Harriet and Scott Greenberg
Steven and Abigail Hoffman
Scott D. Greenberg and Alison N. Zirn
Harris and Sande Hollin
Whitney and Nancy Garlinghouse Eric Garrard Thomas M. Gasser Nicole Gazdzik GE Aerospace Foundation
Nancy D. Greenfield
Diane E. Geise
The Greenwich Hotel
Genentech
Steve and Julie Griffin
Genmab US, Inc.
Kenneth C. Griffin
Beth-Ann and Carmen Gentile
Linda Grimm
Christopher Gersch
Lisa and Alexander Grinberg
Steven Gerschoffer
John and Sue Groskopf
Deborah L. Gersh
Robert and Karen E. Grossart
Lori and Gary Gertzog
Rob Grossinger
Margie A. Gey
Thomas Grossinger
Paola Ghione, MD
Guardian
Emily Giacoman
David and Lindsey Guest
Gary Gilchrist
Maricel Guevarra
Neil Gilman
Matthew Guiliano
Judy Girton
Pavan Gupta
Karen Glanders
Rob Gustavson
Glencoe School District 35
Thomas and Mary Jo Habermann
Jennifer and David Glick Go Silk
Kyle C. Haines and Michelle L. Boger
Maggie Gold Seelig
Mark and Margaret L. Halpern
Michael Gold
Gerard and Mary Lee Halpin
Brad Goldberg Oscar A. Goldfarb and Christine E. Fisher Nancy Goldman Melina and Gene Goldstein Tom & Jenn Goldstone/The Goldstone Fund Jeffrey and Wendy W. Golenbock Google, Inc. Elizabeth Hekman Gordon Family Foundation
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Sharon Greenberg
Una Hopkins Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey The Bob Horne and Laurie Lindenbaum Fund Howard Brown Health Brad and Cheryl A. Howard William and Jane R. Howe HP3422 Management LLC Aaron Hu Myra P. Huckins Keegan Huey-Woods Brian and Jan Hughes Paula Hunter Mitch Hyman Gabriel Iacono Domenick and Norma Iacovo IBM IDEO GROUP SP. Z O.O. IFLI Incisive Health
Corlette Malcolm James Charities Inc. Joyce James David Jaquette Lauren and Joseph Jasinski J.T. and C.D. Jensen Fund Joey Ramone Foundation for Lymphoma Research Mark and Mindy Johannessen Johnson Controls Estate of Dolores Jean Johnson Dave Johnson Katherine Johnson Stephanie Johnson Judy Jones Pamela Jones Kenneth and Caren Kahn Caroline Kaine The Patricia M. Kaine Family Stephen Kandel Michael Karlin Rosalind and Gary M. Karlitz Bette Kasanof Barrie and Glen Kassan Karl F. Kaufmann Kay Story Interiors Mary and Paul O. Kay Dr. Christopher Keir Carol Kelly Christopher and Patricia Kelly Kara Kelly Jonathan Khuner Amy Kimball and Dave Schmickel Joseph Kimble
Incyte Corporation
The Edward & Lucille Kimmel Foundation, Inc.
Infinite Consulting Corp.
Kimpton Grey Hotel
Jackson Hamburger
Integrated Project Management Company, Inc.
Esther and Peter Kind
Adam Hammock
Intuitive Foundation
Matt Hannaford
Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc.
Wade Hansen
Irish Whisper Medical Cancer Research
Henry Harriel
Yann Kiraly Monica Kirkorian Dennis Kirlin Kite Pharma, Inc.
Caulton and Gertraud Irwin
Gay Klapman
iS3 Tech Services
Michael Harwood and Theodore Yemen
Justin Kline
J. Squared Press, Inc.
John F. Kofler
Julia M. Hauldren
Joseph Jadlocki
Cynthia and Howard Korn
Jonathan Harwood
Christopher Heard
Michael and Marcia E. Korotkin
Ramney Koul
Colleen Liebre
Chris Matthews
Eugene F. Murphy
John W. Kozyak
Estate of Sydney Limerick
Edward E. Matthews
Ryan Murray
George Kralovec
Alex Lin
Ross and Margaret Mattke
Teresa Myers
Anita Kramer
Karen Ling
Keith and Jean Maurer
NADA Foundation
Terri and Jeffrey P. Krasnoff
Bruce and Laura M. Linger
Reynaldo Mayor
Elena Nadolinski
James Kreider
John and Evelyn Lipori
Louis Mazawey
Renee Nalitt
Gary Kreissman
John P. Lipsky
John McAuley
Jeanne and Joseph L. Nardi
Andrew and Elizabeth Kriegman
Elaine Liu
Robert and Laura McAuley
Nati Boutique
The G. Dewey and Mary J. Krumrine Foundation
Pepe Liu
Adam McDowell
Joan Nealon
Stefanie Lomax
Devon McGoldrick
Whitney and Allan Neighbors
Peter Longo
Susan McGuire
John Nelson
Dr. Jeffrey and Marcy Kushner
Los Angeles Water Polo Foundation
Christopher McKee
Sarah Barnett Nemeth and Robert Nemeth
Lewis J. Kweit
Susan J. Low
Andrea Kuettel Ryan Kuhn
Nickala L. McNichols
NEPWM LLC
Kyowa Kirin, Inc.
Darren Luckfield
Medstar Georgetown University Hospital
Ann LaCasce, MD and Edward Ackerman
Sandra Lundquist
Barbara Mehrtens
Jeff and Stephanie Lundwall
Jenny Mehta
The Lupin Foundation
Eric and Debbi Mendelson
Allison and Howard Lutnick
Jeffrey Menick
The William and Anita Newman Foundation
Ryan Lynch
Bruce and Phipps B. Menk
Jackie Newman
Alexandra Lyon Singer
Jacquie Menville
Jerrold Newman
M&T Bank
Mercedes Club
Ira and Liza Newman
Cameron Mabrie
Merck & Co., Inc.
Selma and Jeff Newman
Maccio Physical Therapy, PLLC
Dr. Linda Messinger
Margie Newsom
Joseph Maccio
Kimberly A. Metcalf and Gina Nolan
NexCure
Andrew Ladner Paul and Linda Lafkowitz Andrew Lagreca Tom S. Lakritz Mr. John Lama Henry D. Lambert Lori Lander Sandra Landin Kristen Lantz Sid and Ruth Lapidus
Mahendar Madhavaram
The Jerome and Elaine Nerenberg Foundation Netflix William R. Netro
Microsoft Corporation
Nick Brown Custom Home Renovations, Inc.
James A. Larkin
Rick R. Maechling and Carrie C. McNally
Renee and Scott Miller
Michael J. Nigro
Scot Larsen
Chris Majkowski
Marshall and Rebekah L. Mills
Joseph Niz
Beth Lasher
Paul V. Majkowski, Esq.
Paul M. Mills
The Norbell Foundation
Guy L. Laudisi
Major League Baseball Charities
Betsy Mitchell
North Lake Foundation
Ronnie Laughter
Stephanie Malveira
Mitsubishi Electric Foundation
NOSKASI LTD.
Melissa Lavin and John Sullivan
Arturo Manas and Michelle Goldman Manas
Melissa Moncrief
Rose Novak
Montgomery Country Green Bank
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp.
Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech Manealoff Foundation
Timothy C. Mooney
John and Carol Mangan
Jamie Moore
Mango’s Bar & Grill
Nicholas Moore
Jeffrey and Skye Mann
Nicolle Moore
Alex Mannherz
Karen Morstad
Stephanie March
Adrienne Moul
Nancy and Larry Marcus
Movado
Dennis and Sandra Mark
Jeff and Maribel M. Mueller
The Oliver and Cunningham Family Memorial Trust Foundation
William Marr
Michael J. Mueller
Hannah Olson
Pasquale Mascaro
George and Mitzi Muller
Leigh and Cory Olson
Barbara Lawler Mike Lawlor Hoang Le Michelle and Richard Lebreux Elizabeth and Sean Legler Barry and Ilyse Leibowitz Frank Leone Demetria Leong LeTish Coffee Carolyn W. Levine Marc and Marta Levine Lynette Lewis Robyn Licht
Susan and Pasquale N. Mascaro Jay Massirman
Glynis Noyes Carol Noymer Nurix Therapeutics, Inc. Lynne O’Brien Mary and Steven B. Ockrymiek Kathryn Oetzel Laura R. O’Hara
Meredith Olson Garry G. Munson and Lynn McMahon
Robert Ornstein and James Esseks
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Founders’ Society
Maureen O’Sullivan
Lawrence Prager and Linda Myszak
Allison Rosenthal
Robert and Jacki Scola
Natalie Rosenthal
Secura Bio
The Prince Family Foundation
Ruth and Samuel J. Rosenwasser Charitable Trust
Diane Seder and Bruce Rosen
Mary Purcell
Alan and Betsy Rosenwasser
Albert Racette, Jr.
Michele K. Ross
Gilbert & J. Dorothy Palay Family Foundation
Mr. Anthony R. Ragucci, II
Eric and Laurie Roth
Kathryn and Dan Palay
Maria Ragucci
Lois and Jack Roth
Elaine S. Papazian-Etienne
Lance Raiffe
Barbara Round
Mr. Jeremy A Paris
Kenneth Ratzan
John and Bonnie Roussel
Parker-Hannifin Foundation
Real Chemistry, Inc.
Susan Rubin Eichberg and James B. Eichberg
Party for a Lifetime
Anne Reap
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Pasanello
Recordati Rare Diseases, Inc.
Dr. Dominick J Passalacqua & Bernadette Passalacqua Family Foundation
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Otto-Whalley Family Foundation Thomas E. Owen John Pagel Clark and Debra A. Pager
Patagonia, Inc. Rajesh Patel Constance T. Patterson Thomas B. Patterson The David L. Pattis Memorial Foundation
Karen Price
Barbara and Rex L. Sessions Lance Shackway David and Joan Shannon Randy Shapiro Brandon Shaver Bonnie J. Shea Kevin and Kimberly Shea
Runge Lymphoma Project
Valerie and David Sherman
Rebecca Russell
Cynthia and Robert Shull
Michael Rustici
Regional Cancer Care Associates, LLC
Patricia and Michael Sills-Trausch
The Mary Ruth Betterment Fund
Phyllis Silverman
Joyce Rehfeld
David W. Ruttenberg
Howard M. Simon
Jack Rehm
Pete Ryan
Michelle Simon
Jill and James Reilly
Roy Ryan
Paul and Joanne Simoneau
Donna and Paul Reinbolt
Marc Rzepczynski
Ida Simonsen
Timothy Reith
S&P Global Foundation
Linda Simpson
Kathleen and James L. Patton
James Repasky
Tom and Joan Sabatino
Lori and Jack Skoog
Pay It Forward
Nancy Richman
Robert and Janet Sabin
Dana Slaby
Anne and Steve Pellegrini
Todd Richman
Elaine S. Sacks
Cassey Smith
Percival Stern Family Foundation
Dustin Ridgeway
Ashish Saha
Kent and Marie C. Smith
Louis Perdue
Ira D. Riklis
Janice Sakofsky
Sandy Smith
Mark Peters and Yi-Wen Chan
Judy and Pat Riordan
Sonya and Myron Salamon
Tamara Smoth
David Peterson
David Ritter
Martin and Lois Samelson
Snow Companies
Andrew and Jaime Peykoff
Myra Roberts
Tom and Bonnie Sampson
Howard and Janet F. Solot
Benjamin Pfeffer and Susan Deangelis-Pfeffer
Robin Roberts
Sandy Spring Financials
Michael and Julie Solot
Stuart Robertson
Sanofi U.S.
Edward Song
Michael Robichaud
Susan and Joel Sarfati
Charles Sonsteby
James E. Rodgers
Norton and Elaine Sarnoff
Soucie Horner, Ltd
Christopher and Caroline E. Roe
Ms. Bobby Sarnoff
Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits
Pat and Glenda Rogers
Ellen and Bob Sasamoto
Stephen and Sarah Spengler
Dmitriy and Melissa Rokhfeld
Owais Sayeed
Robert Spignesi
James Romano
Eric Schaefer
Leo and Molly Spillane
Gil and Debbie A. Roscoe
Carol Schaefer-McKnight
Chike Springer Foundation
Harvey and Joyce Rose
Russell Schenkman
Victoria Rose
Ms. Karen T Schiele
Lyndsay Springer and Jason Linton
Ilana Rosen
Sofia Schmidt
Mr. Steven E. Rosen
Kathy and Ed Schoenecker
Robert L. Rosenberg, MD and Marcia Rosenberg
Yael and Yanki Schori
Pfizer, Inc David and Miriam Phalen and The Grinberg Family Foundation Pharmacyclics Joann and Richard Philips Pierre Fabre Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Jack R. Pine Dean C. Pisani Steven and Pamela Pluss Point72 Asset Management Bruce Polansky Melissa Polizzotto Edward Poplawski Gail S. Port Mitchell and Sharyl Portugal Andy and Andrea Potash
Lois and Jerry Rosenblum Sarver and Stephen Rosenblum Sheri and James E. Rosenfeld
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Marilyn Seltzer
Mark and Diana L. Schreier Charles and Bridget Schroeder The Daniel and Sowsan Schulte Family Fund
James Stahl Brad Stammer David and Jane M. Staplin Daniel and Kimberly Stargatt Amy Stark Mel Stark Starwood Property Trust
Jeffrey Stedman
Town of Stoneham
Waters Edge, Inc.
Matthew Zoerink
The John and Louise Steegstra Memorial Fund
Antonio Tranchida
Lynn Weber
Debbie Zollo
Nancy J. Trapp and Martin White
Nathaniel and Darlene K. Weiner
Judith Zuckerberg
Donna and Regis Trenda
Carmi F. Weingrod
Kurt and Denise E. Zumwalt
Charles Trentacosti
David Weinstein
Jason Tripp
Ann Weismann
Triton Container International, Inc.
Rob Weisstuch and Faith R. Glazier
Stella McCartney America, Inc. Joanne Stephane and Laura Freundlich Stern Family Philanthropic Foundation Jane and James Stern Sandra Stern Doug and Kathy Stice Terrie and Bruce Stickler Michael and Toni Stoessl Patrick Stoffel W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation Stone Point Capital Individual Trustee Designated Grant of the W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation Kay Story John W. Strauss
Wes Trochlil Janis and Don C. Trossman Trustage Michael Tuchin
Laura H. Wells Sandra and Bruce Wells Michael and Laura Werner
Ann Muldoon Tunney
Richard L. and Lois S. Werner Family Foundation
Jessica and Scott Turco
Robert Werner
Brandon Twilley
Judy Whalley and Henry Otto
Eric Ulbrich
Donald and Virginia M. Whinfrey
Uline
Linda Wickes
Tadeusz and Halina Ulinski
Sharon Wickes
Phillip and Justine Ulrich
Michael and Rebecca S. Williams
Charles A. Upcraft
Suzanne Williams
Ramesh and Madhvi Subrahmanian
Somi Vamavanij
Benjamin S. Willner
Ashley and Andrea Sullivan
Rick Van Benschoten
Steve and Christine Wilsey
Judith and Francis Sullivan
Dr. and Mrs. Koen van Besien
Elizabeth Winslow
Susan and Jeffrey Sussman
Virginia and Peter E. Van de Water
Anat Winston
Randi L. Swindel
Deanna and Rick van Gestel
Evonne Winston
Robert and LuAnn Sylvester
Loc Van
Janet L. Winter
Synchrony Financial
Catherine Varitek
Melody Winter
Darren S. Tanner
Linda and Ken Vaughan
Within Sight Foundation
Lisa Taverna
Austin Verity
Woldenberg Family Foundation, Inc.
Eric Teasdale
Laurie and Byron Vielehr
Marcel Telles
Visual Therapy
Ann M. Teras
Steven Vito
Mr. and Mrs. F. Duncan Terry
Mala Vohra
Joseph R. Tesmer
Benedict Voit
Michael and Donna Tessner
Volpe Charitable Trust
Ani R. Thakar
Vornoy Partners
Gita Thanarajasingam and Benjamin Sandefur
Julie M. Vose, MD, MBA Leroy Wade
Gordon L. Thomas Harry and Myra Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Thormodsgard Piper Tippin
Ellen M. Walker Mr. Jeffrey Walker and Ms. Sharon Wurtzel
TKBW Foundation
Matthew Wolniewicz and Athena Frentzas Tracy Wolniewicz Robert E. Wood Craig Woods Worth the Wait Sherif Yacoub Michael and Barbara F. Yaksic Hongli Yang Phillips P. Yee Linda York John Young Steve S. Young
Jeffrey A. Tobias
Patricia A. Wallace and Jan B. Konstanty
Adelaide W. Zabriskie
Michael and Susan Todres
Lisa Warren
Xi Zang
Ann Tooth
The Warwick Foundation
Bruce Zenkel
Andy Torosyan
David and Traci Washburn
Ashleigh Zimmerman
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Circle of Hope
Mason Society
Susan E. Baer
Ileen Akers
Victoria Dillon
Jason Albano
Carolyn Dobson
James Alexander
Aidan Downey
Barbara Alfano
Kenneth P. Ducote
Gary S. Anthony
Robert and Kristin Early
Kathryn Baine
Tom Eisenstadt
Micah Banner
Susana Enriquez
Emma Barnes
Douglas Fairbanks
Elaine Beal
Frank C. Famiano
Tony Blanco
Catherine Farley
Krisinda Bleau
Taeia Faulk
Laura Kemp
Christine M. Bolanis
Tom S. Lakritz
Dana Bork
Richard and Lynne Feinstein
Judith A. Lender
Barbara G. Bornstein
Dennis and Debbie Ferguson
Debra and Michael Linick
Arlene R. Bruskin
Lorraine Ferrara
Gail Bryant
Scott and Kelly Fink
Debra Bulger
Alan Flaschner
Fabio Buonocore
Yury and Lucy Flom
Kathleen M. Burke
Thomas J. Forbes
Teri Burke
Lee French
Robert Burks
Laura Freundlich and Joanne Stephane
Amy L. Barnett Maxa Schutzbank Berid Carl and Deborah Berkowitz John Cohee Carol Davey Robert and Kristin Early Jean and Steven Eichberg Michael Fisher Gregory Gest
Louis Mazawey James and Carmin McLaughlin Kimberly A. Metcalf and Gina Nolan Lawrence Prager and Linda Myszak Harris M. Sholman Lisa Warren Robert Werner
Ann M. Cadera Judith Campbell Jane Chan Emerson Cohen Mary Coleman Frances Collazo Dominic Couzens Michael Dabul Rohin Dasari Toby R. Davidow Peter De Lijser Kevin Degroft Michael Denecour
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Cynthia Gargagliano Emily Gerhardt Matthew Gesch Emily Giacoman Craig Giometti Sarah Goldberg John Greabe and Martha Madsen Gene Grimes Maricel Guevarra Jeanne and Gerry Hall Sue Hammond Michelle Harmon
Charles Harness
Diane Lyons
Randi Roussochatzakis
Elizabeth Haughie
Jody Main
Rebecca Russell
Judy Herriman
Celia Maldonado
Mark Salandra
Carolyn Heuerman
Matej Markota
Sandra Scudder
Terry Hibbs
Blase Masini
Tim Shaw
Rick Hind
Joellen McGugan
Ronell Shorter
Jeffrey A. Hockenbraugh
Kristin McJunkins
Lawrence Simon
Yvonne McKay
Donna St. George
Mary and Earl McMillin
Allan Steil
Pamela McQuaid
Patrick Stoffel
Christopher and Jane Millen
Tyson Stolte
Kian Javadi Namin Belinda Johnson
Johanna Miller
Allison Jones
Thomas Morris
Jessica Jones
Samantha Mroczynski
Ashley and Andrea Sullivan
Ajay Kalra
Jeff and Maribel Mueller
Isaac Thomas
Susan Kelley
Teresa Myers
Kayla Thompson
Brenda Kerstetter
Sharyn A. Novotny
Tim Towns
Yann Kiraly
Vicky Olivo-Suriel
Lawrence Kirzhner
John O’Rourke
Nancy J. Trapp and Martin White
Michael Klaessy and Susan Poll Klaessy
Jamie Pawelek
Laura and Daniel Wallenstein
Barbara and Daniel Peacock
Sandra and Bruce Wells
Izear Houston Judy Huckaby Bryan Husbeck
Lauren Koffler Brian Kutschke Desiree Lamonico Paul Lazar Michelle and Richard Lebreux
Elizabeth and Benjamin Pickett
Rodney Stoner Heidi and John Strauss
Amanda Whitehurse Jennifer Wise
Dominique Pinilla
Allison Wyrick
William M. Popper
Li-Ling Yang
Marianne Potts
Richard and Mary Ann Zavadowski
Erica Lecce
Jill S. Powers
Diana Leonard
Arthur Price
Elizabeth Lesser
Shehla H. Rehman
Casey Lipscomb
William Richardson
Pepe Liu
James E. Rodgers
Natasha Llewellyn
Lauren Roland
Nicole Long
James Romano
Shae and Paul Lutgen
Kevin Rosier
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