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A Note From Our FounderWhen I started the Children’s Cancer Association 20 years ago around my kitchen table I knew we were creating something extraordinary. We were parents, pioneers, and dreamers with a new vision for what pediatric cancer support services might look like. At a time when no one was talking about friendship, or music, or play in a hospital context, we set out to change the conversation and to fill a critical gap for families like mine and for children facing pediatric cancer and other serious illnesses. And we filled that gap beautifully - with joy.

In this year’s Community Investment Report, 20 years in, we are pleased to report on the many ways that CCA has continued to change the conversation and to create transformative moments of joy for children, teens, and their families here in this community and beyond.

Some of the incredible “Power of 20” milestones we’ve achieved together:

• 46,880 kids and teens experienced the healing power of music via MyMusicRx® bedside and digital programs

• 2,010 children experienced the friendship of a Chemo Pal® Mentor Program volunteer

• 3,400 family members created memories together at The Alexandra Ellis Caring Cabin™ on the beautiful Oregon Coast

• 9,230 family members were supported by the Link program with essential resources like gas cards, tires, and home repairs

By blending mission impact with business leadership and an organizational focus on creativity and innovation, CCA has inspired $33.9M in charitable donations and has invested $30.7M into our community.

And for the fifth year in a row, CCA has earned the highest rating, four stars, from Charity Navigator, the nation’s top evaluator of charities, placing us in the top five percent of charities nationwide.

At CCA we are never ones to rest on our laurels. Our focus now is looking toward the future and the important work yet to be done, the conversations still to be changed.

Our vision for the next 20 years is to ensure that JoyRx becomes the standard of care in pediatric healthcare settings across the country and around the world.

We like to dream big and know we can accomplish this – together - by continuing to create and deliver innovative, results driven programs with measurable impacts to improve the quality of life for seriously ill children and teens everywhere.

We hope that you will join us on this journey. Thank you believing Joy Matters and Music Heals.

In Joy,

Regina Ellis Founder and Chief Joy Officer Children’s Cancer Association

CCA has been a labor of love for twenty

years. We are single-mindedly dedicated

to providing kids with the most powerful joy

experiences in the world.

I encourage you to share any suggestions, comments, or ideas—I want to hear them all.

Please feel free to contact me at:

REllis@JoyRx.org (503) 244-3141

ReginaEllisSpeaks.com

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20 Years of JoyRxSince 1995, CCA’s free-of-charge programs have leveraged the power of music, friendship, play, and resources to create transformative moments of joy for kids facing cancer and other serious illnesses. Here’s a snapshot of our “Power of 20” impact.

3,400 family members made memories at the Alexandra Ellis Caring Cabin™

2,010 Chemo Pal® Mentor

Program matches

16,380 Link program service interactions

63,540 MyMusicRx® Digital service

interactions

46,880 individual

children served by MyMusicRx®

Bedside and Digital Programs

$33.9M raised & $30.7M invested into our community

CCA is a trusted organization that has been recognized for 20 years as an excellent steward of financial resources. We understand the importance of being a good steward of your financial support. We are excited to share our endorsements that prove our track record. A copy of our latest financial statement is available at JoyRx.org. CCA Has met all 20 Standards of Charity Accountability and was the first NW division nonprofit to be recognized as an Accredited Charity.

CCA received the highest rating, four stars, five years in a row from Charity Navigator. Only 5% of evaluated charities in the nation have earned this distinction.

Founder’s Letter 3

20 Years of JoyRx 4

Financial Snapshot 5

A Look Back 6-7

MyMusicRx™ 8-9

Chemo Pal Mentor Program 10-11

Caring Cabin 12-13

Link 14-15

2015 Heroes 16

The Year Ahead 17

Board Lists 18-19

Donors 20-21

Volunteer 22

Partner with CCA 24

WE HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF SERVING 20,000 KIDS, TEENS AND FAMILY MEMBERS WHICH INCLUDES 5,700 INDIVIDUAL CHILDREN

2015 Financial Results + Mission Impact FISCAL YEAR 2015 : MAY 1, 2014 - APRIL 30, 2015

9% Management $406,352

15% Fundraising $689,340

76% Programs $3,480,160

When seriously ill children, teens and their families need more than medicine, CCA creates joy one moment at a time.

In FY15, CCA provided free service and

program interactions 81,000 times to

children, teens, family members, and

caregivers in more than 200 pediatric

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The sixth annual Children’s Pro-Am, led by CCA Board Member Grant Hammersley, raised more than $250,000, a nearly $90,000 increase over the previous year’s total!

In May 2014, we celebrated the courage and optimism of 19 CCA Heroes at OMSI. CCA’s Wall of Courage traveled to 10 locations throughout Portland in FY15, including The Standard, Genentech, Health Net, and Pioneer Place.

Participants in Bridge City Paddling’s annual Dawn to Dusk Benefit raised more than $47,000 for CCA by paddling dragon boats for 12 straight hours on the Willamette River.

CCA’s annual Gala outgrew its previous home at the Portland Art Museum and moved into the Oregon Convention Center this year. Over 750 guests raised $1.1M at the Wonderball Gala to help CCA prescribe joy to seriously ill kids and teens.

Genentech presents a $15,000 check to CCA at a Blazer’s game. Genentech donated $25 for every shot a Trail Blazer blocked during the season as part of their annual Block Out Cancer campaign. This year’s Valentine’s Day for

CCA, an annual two-day event hosted by 105.1 The Buzz and FOX 12 Oregon, raised over $700,000. Pictured from left: FOX 12’s Wayne Garcia, Amy Troy, and Shauna Parsons, The Buzz’s Daria Eliuk, Ted Douglass, and Mitch Elliot; and Fox 12’s Mark Nelsen.

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JoyRx Event Spotlight

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At the invitation of CCA board members Matt Lounsbury, VP Stumptown Coffee Roasters, and Chris Funk of The Decemberists, Portland craft food/beverage businesses Pine State Biscuits, Salt and Straw, Whiskey Soda Lounge, Por Que No?, Albina Press, Floyd’s Coffee, Bunk Sandwiches, and Stumptown Coffee Roasters joined together on Valentine’s Day 2015 to donate a percentage of their sales, raising nearly $10,000 to fuel MyMusicRx program growth.

On Thursday, March 19, 2015 MyMusicRx, The FADER and Converse were proud to entertain nearly 750 local moms, dads, and kids during the popular SXSW Music Festival in Austin, TX. Our 3rd Annual You Who Rock Show for Kids featured a craft zone, giant owl mascots, breakfast tacos from Bon Appetit, and amazing live music from bands like Best Coast, The Heartless “Bathtubs”, the Zombies, and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, raising nearly $11,000 for MyMusicRx digital programs.

In FY15 MyMusicRx hosted live concerts from international recording artists at pediatric hospitals across the country. Highlights included Cody Simpson at Dell Children’s Medical Center in Austin, TX; Joss Stone at Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago, IL; and B.o.B at Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel in Portland, OR.

In December 2014, SOL REPUBLIC co-founder and CCA board member Scott Hix delivered holiday cheer—and presents—to the kids and teens at Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel.

MyMusicRx Event Spotlight

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MyMusicRx®

Twenty years ago CCA pioneered a one-of-a-kind pediatric “music medicine” program called MyMusicRx that lets kids choose the music experience that feels right to them. The in-hospital MyMusicRx program includes bedside sing-a-longs led by trained music specialists, instrument and iPad lending from mobile music carts, and live concerts from national recording artists.

MyMusicRx.org extends our bedside experience online and invites kids facing cancer and other serious illnesses to feel the music and feel better, by exploring exclusive artist greetings, concerts, music lessons, digital instruments, and games – anytime, anywhere.

MyMusicRx digital programs are currently available in 19 pediatric hospitals across the country providing measurable benefits like relief from stress, depression, anxiety, and sleeplessness; better pain management, and improved mood and relaxation.

MyMusicRx Bedside FY15Kids & Teens Served 4,000Total Service Interactions 19,000

MyMusicRx Digital FY15Kids & Teens Served 1,300Total Service Interactions 43,500

Last year we launched Bedstock: the world’s first and only in-bed music festival featuring music performed from bed for kids and teens who can’t leave theirs.

FEATURING

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47.9 MILLION IMPRESSIONSPlaying from our beds for kids stuck in theirs

545,426 VIEWS ONOUR

CHANNELyoutube.com/mymusicrx

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Emma loves music and playing the ukulele, but her interest grew even stronger once she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML), when the MyMusicRx™ program entered her life.

CCA’s MyMusicRx Specialists visited Emma regularly to sing and play music with her, and even recorded a music video for “Bedstock,” a unique online music festival that helps raise funding and awareness for the program.

But even on days when Emma didn’t feel well enough to sing, she said MyMusicRx was just what she needed to lift her spirits.

“When I felt my worst, I still loved someone coming in and playing a song. It lifted me up when I was not doing so well.”

Emma’s mom agreed, saying that MyMusicRx gave Emma a much-needed distraction from her illness. “It’s just a great diversion, because it got her mind on something she’d be doing every day: listening to music and making music, and so it normalizes being in the hospital.”

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Chemo Pal® Mentor ProgramCCA’s award-winning Chemo Pal Mentor Program gives kids a caring, trusted, adult friend to look forward to during treatments, and someone in their corner when they need it most. A Chemo Pal mentor can also give parents a much-needed break to grab a cup of coffee, take a nap, talk with doctors, or spend time with other children.

Chemo Pal mentors play games, listen to music, share hobbies, or simply offer the comfort of companionship, relieving the anxiety, loneliness, and isolation experienced by children in treatment. Chemo Pal matches spend about 4 hours per month together. The average match lasts 12 months, or for the duration of a child’s treatment.

FY 2015

Chemo Pal Matches 235

Family Members Served 705

Total Service Interactions 11,000

KIDS, TEENS & THEIR FAMILIESWERE ABLE TOATTEND VERY SPECIAL EVENTS

lasting friend ships created

through our first ever one day one friend one year

FED OUR CHEMO PALS AT OUR SUPPORT AND EDUCATION

$58,078 raised

136PIZZAS

to support Chemo Pal

crowdsourcing personal fundraiser

TRAININGS

MATCHES

spent watching movies, playing games, listening to music, creating art, having fun, and experiencing joy

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“I have had the honor of being a Chemo Pal with two amazing and courageous teens, over the past few years, who have brought me incredible joy and inspiration. I know that is what I am supposed to bring to them as a volunteer, and I am hopeful I have made a difference, but these two guys have undeniably enriched my life.”

Jack Bradley, Chemo Pal Pictured above with Zach; top right with Elijah

COMMENTS LIKES, & SHARES ON A SINGLE, CHEMO GRADUATION POST

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Alexandra Ellis Caring Cabin™

The Alexandra Ellis Caring Cabin provides children and teens who are in treatment, along with their families, with an extraordinary place to retreat, relax, and create once-in-a-lifetime memories outside of the hospital environment.

CCA’s Caring Cabin, nestled in 24 acres of surrounding woods with plentiful wildlife and a serene lake, provides an essential health connection with nature and healing.

Between 35 and 40 friends and family members visit CCA’s luxurious Caring Cabin hideaway in a typical month. This free adventure helps restore the energy and hope kids need to battle their illness over the long haul.

FY 2015

Kids & Teens Served 40

Family Members Served 400

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“What an amazing place! Despite a little rain, there was still plenty of sun and memories made, and Fynn was so happy he could invite his cousins to come along too! :) Favorites were rowing boats on the lake, fishing at Town Lake, running down sand dunes, splashing in the ocean waves, playing air hockey and basketball, and so much more! We loved placing Fynn’s stone together as a family. We found the stone of our Chemo Pal’s previous buddy. Fynn never met him, but he knew that they both shared Ed, Chemo Pal to both the boys, and Fynn decided their stones should go together ”

Kate Nackerud Fynn’s Mom

“Every family receives two of these rocks as a symbol of the cancer journey. One is placed on the grounds behind the cabin where it joins those of the children who have visited previously. To me, this garden of pediatric warriors is a very spiritual place... a true path of heroes.”

Chris Thudium Graham’s Dad

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LinkCCA’s Link program takes the profound emotional and financial hardships of a pediatric cancer diagnosis head on, engaging a network of caring people and organizations to provide families with essential needs assistance and support. For example, bathroom renovations for wheelchair accessibility; gas cards, tires, and car repairs to safely transport families to medical treatments; new roofs, furnaces, and hot water heaters; holiday gift support; and special wishes not met by other organizations.

FY 2015

Kids & Teens Served 170

Family Members Served 850

Total Service Interactions 1,425

CARS & TIRES FIXED

46 seriously ill kids & teens were gifted instruments, gift cards, toys, vacations computers, parties, and more

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a total of$16,111

135 family members

including one fully donated roof

new carpets

wood stove

were provided memorial, funeral, or bereavement help

3 major home repairs

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In 2013, Christopher was diagnosed with Stage IV Neuroblastoma, relapsing and entering hospice care in 2014. Wanting to fill Christopher’s days with as much joy as possible, his parents asked the Link program for a “reptile party”. So, we went to work right away to put together the perfect party.

Much to Christopher’s delight, the House of Reptiles brought a variety of slithering friends. It’s not a party without dessert, and Christopher knew just what he wanted: a frog cake, of course!

“Thank you so much for setting up Christopher’s frog party. He loved his toy creatures and of course the visiting real creatures. The frog cake was a huge hit!”

Robyn Johnson Christopher’s Mom

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Celebration of Courage : 2015 CCA HeroesEach year, the Children’s Cancer Association proudly recognizes children and teens who have earned the admiration of our community for their endurance, perseverance, optimism, courage, and strength. This extraordinary group of CCA Heroes is honored before their friends and family at our annual Celebration of Courage, generously hosted by OMSI and emceed by FOX 12 anchor, Wayne Garcia. They are our Heroes in the truest sense; as they fight serious and terminal illnesses, we recognize their remarkable daily victories.

Aaliyah Alina Allan AnaLee Caden

Calvin Christine Dalton Daniel David

Eddy Jessi Jessica Lexi Maddie

Madelynne Mason Monty Nathan Raquel

Serenity Stevan Thomas William

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Expand Programs NationallyBoston Children’s Hospital, the #1 ranked pediatric hospital in the nation, has selected MyMusicRx as their exclusive partner in providing music medicine to hundreds of children and teens each month. MyMusicRx will be presented in Boston by our brand partner Converse with service delivery beginning in January 2016.

Enhance Brand ExperiencesDesigned by Ziba Design and manufactured locally by Axiom Custom Products, the sixth iteration of our brightly colored MyMusicRx carts are lightweight, highly maneuverable, and feature an interactive tongue drum panel on the exterior. Stocked with teaching quality instruments and iPads, these state-of-the-art carts are generously presented at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital by the Hammersley Family and at Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emmanuel by the Longtain Family.

What’s Next for CCA?As we set out to ensure that JoyRx becomes the standard of care in pediatric healthcare settings across the country and around the globe, we’re pleased to preview just a few of our exciting FY16 strategic initiatives.

Quantify Impact, Communicate ResultsIn November 2015, CCA will proudly partner with Randall Children’s Hospital & Legacy Research Institute on the first-ever clinical trial to measure and document the effects of customized music medicine on postoperative pediatric patients. Led by Dr. Serene Perkins, MD and Dr. Shaban Demirel, PhD look for the results to be published in leading medical journals in Spring 2016.

Develop and Lead Innovation OpportunitiesCCA has identified a groundbreaking opportunity to deepen and expand palliative and end of life care across each of our core program offerings. These support initiatives are not available in the community currently. We estimate that new, CCA palliative services could support approximately 350 local children and their 1,400 immediate family members annually, along with CCA staff and front-line volunteers.

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Board of DirectorsANDY LYTLE Board Chair Division Vice President Western US Jackson Family Wines

PAUL GULICK Board Chair Emeritus, (08-10)Co-Founder, In-FocusFounder, Clarity Visual Systems (Retired)

CLARE HAMILL Founding Board Chair, (96-05)Vice President, Nike Growth InitiativesNike, Inc.

REGINA ELLIS Founder & Chief Joy OfficerChildren’s Cancer Association

PAULA BARRANPartnerBarran Liebman LLP

SCOTT BURTONDirector of Community and Business Relations Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon

LAURA CALDWELLSenior Business Affairs Manager Wieden + Kennedy

ROSEMARY COLLIVERHead of Legal & Business AffairsLAIKA, Inc.

AARON COOPERInnovation Design DirectorNike, Inc.

TIM COOPERSenior Vice PresidentBrown & Brown Northwest

ANDREA CORRADINISenior Merchandising Director, Emerging Markets Running Nike, Inc.

ANDY DELAPORTEVP & General ManagerMeredith Corporation’s KPTV Fox12 Oregon & PDX TV

BILL DOLANVice President, Charitable Services GroupU.S. Bank

KATHERINE DURHAMVice President, Individual Disability Insurance and Corporate Marketing & CommunicationsThe Standard

CLIFF ELLISCo-FounderChildren’s Cancer Association

CHRIS FUNKArtist, Musician, ProducerThe Decemberists/Black Prairie

MIKE GOLUBChief Operating OfficerPortland Timbers

SHARON GUECKPortfolio Manager and Financial PlannerBecker Capital

GRANT HAMMERSLEYCEOOpus Events Agency

SCOTT HIXCo-FounderSOL REPUBLIC

MACIE HOUSEVice PresidentNW Capital Management

TODD JESSUPDirector of Institutional Marketing & Client ServiceVision Capital Management

DREW KLONSKYFounder, +Citizen Inc.Entrepreneur

MATT LOUNSBURYVice PresidentStumptown Coffee Roasters

SUZANN MURPHYOwner/President(w)here inc.

JEFF PAUSTIANManaging Director, InvestmentsJGP Wealth Management Group of Wachovia Securities

SERENE PERKINS, MDDirector of Surgical & Clinical Research, Legacy Research InstituteLegacy Health

BOB PROFFITTPresident/COOAlpha Media

SONJA STEVESSVP of Human ResourcesLegacy Health

JON THOMSENCEOatmosera

DARA WILKManagement ConsultingThe Wilk Group

Foundation BoardTIM PHILLIPS Foundation Chair CEO, Phillips & Company

PAUL GULICK Co-Founder, In-FocusFounder, Clarity Visual Systems (Retired)

CLARE HAMILL Vice President, Nike Growth InitiativesNike, Inc.

REGINA ELLIS Founder & Chief Joy OfficerChildren’s Cancer Association

Ambassador BoardCS SHEFFIELD Co-Chair Senior Therapeutic Specialty Consultant Pfizer Oncology

JIM BRAUN Co-ChairAssociate DirectorGenentech – A Member of the Roche Group

ALLISON CLARKE Co-ChairPresidentAllison Clarke Consulting

KRISTIN MINTO Co-ChairSurgical Territory ManagerStraumann

BRYCE AMATOPresident/DesignerAmato Design Inc.

ERIN BALDWINControllerLAIKA, Inc.

ED DOMINIONPresidentD6 Inc.

KRISTIN DUVALEmployee Benefits ConsultantDDI Benefits

DOUG EVERETTInvestment AdvisorBeech Creek Financial Group

LISA FOGGCommunity Leader

MIKE GILLIS Project ManagerR&H Construction

ROB GLOECKNERGeneral ManagerBeynon Sports Surfaces

GREG GLOVERHost/Music Director94.7 FM Alternative Portland

TODD HALLCommercial ManagerGE Healthcare

COREY HANSONFox News 12 Director KPTV 12

LISA HYNESDirector, Provider ContractingHealth Net Health Plan of Oregon

TORY JEDRYKOWSKIAccount Executive – Key AccountsUnited Healthcare

ADAM KELLYAttorneyColumbia Sportswear

ANNA KIMMELPrincipalFinley Grace Design

JENN KLOTZManagement AssociateGenentech Inc.

CORY MAHAFFEYManaging PartnerNorthwestern Mutual

AMY MAXWELLOwner/ManagerPatrick Lamb Productions

KIM MCCLASKEYOn Premise DirectorSouthern Wine & Spirits Oregon

DANIEL MILLERDirectorTaking Care Cancer

JENIFER NELLESLocal/Regional Partner ConsultantStandard Insurance Company

PATRICK NEWSOMDirector of Sustainability and Energy ManagementNike

CARA NOLANSenior Associate - BrokerageCBRE, Inc.

ERIK OLIVERSONSenior Manager Ernst & Young LLP

Our Extraordinary FY15 LeadersCCA is grateful to the community leaders who comprise our Boards and champion our programs, giving generously of their time and talent to make good things possible for the children, teens, and families we serve.

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MARK PATELVice President of Marketing, Retail & SalesOMSI

JOHN POWERSBrokerKeller Williams Realty/PDX Property Group

JEREMY SHATTUCKPresident/Head CoachBridge City Paddling Club

AMANDA SHEBIELGlobal Brand Design Studio Director Nike

SABRINA SNOWVice PresidentWashington Trust Bank

CHRIS SPEERVice President – Business BankingBank of the West

KARIS STOUDAMIRE-PHILLIPSCommunity Affairs & Corporate ResponsibilityModa Health

MAEGAN VIDALPhysician Outreach LiaisonRandall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel

SCOTT WORKCommunity Leader

MyMusicRx® ChampionsCLARE HAMILL Champions ChairVice President, Nike Growth InitiativesNike, Inc.

CHRISTOPHER ATLASSVP of MarketingDefJam Records

RYAN BUKSTEINDirector of PR and MarketingAce Hotel Group

NICHOL CARLSONDirector of Strategic PartnershipsCHARITYBUZZ

DANIEL CHERRY IIIChief Marketing & Innovation Officer Prudential Center & New Jersey Devils

JON COHENCo-CEOcornerstone/The FADER

ANDY COHNPresident & PublisherThe FADER

GEOFF COTTRILLVice President of Brand and SegmentsConverse

ANDREA FAIRCHILDPresidentKobe Inc.

CHRIS FUNK Artist, Musician, ProducerThe Decemberists / Black Prairie

L. CAMILLE HACKNEYEVP of Brand Partnerships/Commercial Licensing & Head of Global Brand Partnerships CouncilAtlantic Records/WMG

SCOTT HIXCo-FounderSOL REPUBLIC

LIANA HUTHEntertainment Industry Executive

JED LEWISGlobal Music Marketing DirectorConverse

MATT LOUNSBURYVice PresidentStumptown Coffee Roasters

SEANN MCKEELCreator/DirectorYou Who Rock Show for Kids

HEIDI O’NEILLVP, Women’s FitnessNike, Inc.

IAN STEWARTVP Global MarketingConverse

ROB STONECo-CEOcornerstone/The FADER

BETSY WHITNEYAssociate Director, Digital MarketingColumbia Records

KARINA WILSHERPresidentAnomaly

Joy SquadDAN SCHEINMANSales Manager, Corporate PartnershipsPortland Trail Blazers

ASHLEY MCMULLENAssociate Brand ManagerNike, Inc.

MEGHAN HARVEYSenior Mortgage Loan OfficerGuild Mortgage

MEREDITH BEDRICKSpeech-Language PathologistBeaverton School District

MAREN FAWCETTNorth America Soccer Sports Marketing Pro League ManagerNike, Inc.

SARI GARDNERProject Coordinator Nike, Inc.

JAY GENTZKOWSenior Associate, Investment BankingPacific Crest Securities

KATIE JACOBSONConsumer Events Manager Running and SoccerAdidas

BRYCE JENKSAccount ManagerSmarsh

TAYLOR KAVANAUGHFounderQuarter 4 Sports

TOMI LESHCritical Care NursePortland VA Medical Center

KAITLYN MORRELLManager, Volunteer Services and Gift ShopLegacy Mount Hood Medical Center

MELISSA OWENSReiki Healer

LINNEA PINTOTravel RN RecruiterRise Medical Staffing

CHRISTINA REYESOperations Project ManagerUS Bank

SARAH ROSSCustomer Service Project ManagerThe Standard

KATE SINESMedical StudentOHSU

JENNIFER SMORALDirector, Events and PromotionsPortland Timbers

MIKE WORTHINGTONMortgage SpecialistDirectors Mortgage

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Paul E. Gulick and Tasca N. Gulick

Clare L. Hamill Andy and Mary LytleArlene MalcomFrederic and Cynthia

MartinHerman MillerJeffrey and Malia OwensTim and Kristen PhillipsDorsey and Greg RueckCS and Angela SheffieldJunki and Linda Yoshida

CORPORATE

AnomalyColumbia DistributingCornerstone Promotion

and the FADERDick Hannah DealershipsEntercomForward MotionFox 12 OregonGOLIGHTLY FilmsGoogleHealth Net, Inc.Holland & KnightNike, Inc.PacificSource Health PlansPortland ADI Corp (Papa

Murphy’s)Portland Trail BlazersThe Standard

FOUNDATION

The Anne and Eli Shapira Charitable Foundation

The Edward and Romell Ackley Foundation

The Eranda FoundationJuan Young TrustM.J. Murdock Charitable

TrustMarie Lamfrom Charitable

FoundationMaybelle Clark Macdonald

FundMeyer Memorial Trust

Spirit Mountain Community Fund

Vancouver Rotary Foundation

ESTATE

Estate of Desmond Connor

$100,000+INDIVIDUAL

Clare L. Hamill

CORPORATE

AnomalyCornerstone Promotion

and the FADERNike, Inc.

FOUNDATION

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust

ESTATE

Estate of Desmond Connor

EVENT

Children’s Pro-AM – Grant Hammersley

Four Days Fore Kids – Gay Davis

Nike Men Vs. WomenValentine’s Day for CCAWonderball Gala

$50,000+INDIVIDUAL

Lionel ColemanAndy and Mary Lytle

CORPORATE

GoogleRegence BlueCross

BlueShield of OregonZiba Design, Inc.

$20,000+

INDIVIDUAL

Michelle DeCourcy and Doug Fish

Dorsey and Greg RueckCS and Angela Sheffield

CORPORATE

The Active Network, Inc.All American HearingDick Hannah DealershipsElmer’s Restaurants

IncorporatedOpus AgencyPortland ADI Corp (Papa

Murphy’s)Portland Trail BlazersRegence BlueCross

BlueShieldThe Standard

FOUNDATION

Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund

Meyer Memorial TrustNorthwestern Mutual

FoundationSpirit Mountain Community

FundThe Anne and Eli Shapira

Charitable FoundationThe Edward and Romell

Ackley FoundationThe Eranda Foundation

EVENT

BedstockCommercial Association

of Brokers – A Night of Excellence

Dawn to DuskGet Inspired LuncheonHoliday Ale FestivalJoyRide – Paradise Harley

DavidsonKadel’s Golf TournamentLittle Black Dress Ball - Alexa

Dyer FundOne Day. One Friend. One

Year.Portland Marathon & Team

JesuitRumble on the RiverYou Who Kids Rock Variety

Show

$10,000+INDIVIDUAL

Sandy Bodecker

Marsha BrockmeyerHilary Krane and Kelly

BulkeleyRochelle and Scott CarrJohn and Laura DavidsonLisa and Steve FoggPhil and Angie FoggPaul E. Gulick and Tasca N.

GulickMike HaugeDavid HeinschDavid and Heather HowittBrad and Judy JohnsonJeffrey and Malia OwensPatricia ReserManfred and Jerilyn SchosnigJoe and Diane ThompsonMarcia and Robert Walsh

CORPORATE

Alaska AirlinesAtmoseraCampbell Global, LLCConverseHematology Oncology of

Salem, LLPLegacy HealthPietro’s Pizza

FOUNDATION

B.P. Lester and Regina John Foundation

Edna L. Holmes Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation

Genentech FoundationHayes Family FoundationHedinger Family FoundationJuan Young TrustKaiser FoundationLesh Hammersley Manpower

Memorial TrustRegence Fund of the Oregon

Community FoundationRite Aid FoundationThe Boedecker Family

FoundationThe Reser Family FoundationTides Foundation

EVENT

Genentech and the Portland Trail Blazers Block out Cancer Program

New Year’s Eve Governor’s Ball

SxSW

Our Generous FY15 Friends & DonorsDonations from this compassionate group of individuals, foundations, corporations, and events are catalysts for joy for thousands of families with seriously ill children and teens.

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$5,000+INDIVIDUAL

Mark and Johanna AaltoMeg and George ByrtekSteven and Kristen BlakeAndrea and Flavia CorreaniAndrea Corradini and David

BrownBrenda CrosbyGay and Judi DavisGordon DayCraig and Shelley DewyEdward and Susan DominionDena and Tim DooneyRegina EllisGino and Paula FisanottiChris Funk and Seann

McKeel Grant and Heidi HammersleyChristopher JacksonTodd JessupDavid C. JonesBrian KennedyAndrew and Whitney KlonskyJeff and Sally KohnstammKellie Leonard and Kandice

KniggeCorey LohmanRichard Lytle and Jana TaylorSteven and Trese LytleKelly and Jayme MartinSuzann Baricevic-Murphy

and Harry MurphyBrian and Tracy OliverNeil and Leslie OlsheyHeidi and Patrick O’NeillLevi and Erin PattersonBud and Selma PierceLorraine and Vince PiscitelloCraig and Annemarie RegerArlene SchnitzerPatrick SeehaferMatthew and Michelle

ShelleyMay and Darin ShelstadJesse StolzMichael TarbellGidget and Darren WelbornDan G. Wieden and Priscilla

Bernard WiedenKevin and Heather

VandenbrinkGreg Vislocky

CORPORATE

Ace HotelBarran LiebmanBon Appétit CateringBreedlove Stringed

InstrumentsBrown & Brown NorthwestD6 IncDDI BenefitsFlying Pie PizzaGraphic Arts Building LLC

Guild Mortgage CompanyJackson Family WinesKaiser Permanente

Community Giving Campaign

Leupold & Stevens, Inc.Mercedes Benz of WilsonvilleMomentous Insurance

Brokerage, IncOregon Children’s TheatrePacific Lumber and ShippingPGA Pacific Northwest

SectionSky High SportsSmart Wireless Retail Support

CenterSnyder BuildsSol RepublicStumptown Coffee RoastersSysco PortlandThe Fireside GrillVision Capital Management,

Inc.

FOUNDATION

Acme Bader Community Fund

Community Health Charities of Oregon

Community Health Charities of the West

Daniels Family FoundationFTJ Charitable Foundation,

IncHampton Family FoundationHenry Lea Hillman, Jr.

FoundationMcCrea FoundationNewman’s Own FoundationNorthwestern MutualOCF Joseph E. Weston Public

FoundationRBC Foundation - USARick and Carol Terrell

Charitable Fund OCFThe Brandaw Family

FoundationThe Kilroy Family FundThe Norman FoundationUSG FoundationWilliam C. & Jani E.

McCormick Family Foundation

EVENT

Artist for LifeGreen Jacket Golf

TournamentMiles From MollyNocking Point Wines MixerPaddy’s Day for CCA

Marsha Brockmeyer

Gay & Judi Davis

Cliff Ellis

Regina Ellis

Jacqueline Gallo

Clare L. Hamill

Zachary & Kristin Krahmer

Andy & Mary Lytle

Suzanne Moll

Janice Phillips

Tim & Kristen Phillips

Larry & Elizabeth Volchok

Rene Zingarelli

In Memoriam Estate of Desmond Connor

Sandy Farmer

CCA Founders’ SocietyThese friends have generously included CCA in their financial planning through bequests, charitable trusts, insurance policies, or retirement plans. They have a lasting legacy that will impact thousands of lives of seriously ill children and their families when they need more than medicine.

Many Ways to GiveThere are many ways you, your organization, foundation, or company can get involved at CCA. Find out more about estate planning, monthly giving, corporate gift matching, or program and event sponsorship by contacting Maggie Bolger, CCA’s Director of Individual and Corporate Engagement, at MBolger@JoyRx.org or (503) 802-6090.

Ready to make a contribution? Give online at JoyRx.org/Donate

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Get Involved. Be Inspired.Our 860+ amazing volunteers provided an estimated 12,700 hours to CCA’s programs and events, a value of $282,000, all as an effort to change the lives of those in need. And, very often, our volunteers find it’s actually their own lives that are changed by the extraordinary spirit of the courageous kids and families CCA serves.

Volunteers help power every aspect of our organization from directly supporting seriously ill children, to creating new program innovations, and spreading joy throughout the community. They are our heart and soul, fueling CCA’s innovative programs of JoyRx.

There are many ways to get involved, whether on your own or as a group:

• Share your musical talent

• Gather your schoolmates, family, and/or friends to create a fundraiser or sponsor a family during the holidays

• Become a mentor to a child or teen going through treatment in Oregon or Southwest Washington

• Lend a hand to support one of our many events

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”

Mahatma Gandhi

Learn more about volunteer opportunities by visiting Joy.Rx/Volunteer, or by emailing Volunteer@JoyRx.org.

What brings me joy?

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