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KOMEN ATLANTA April 1, 2014 to March 31, 2015 Your Susan G. Komen Affiliate of the Year
#IAMKOMENATL
Komen Atlanta’s mission is to enable women and men in Metro Atlanta to detect and survive breast cancer.
CommunityImpact
Worshipin Pink
Race forthe Cure
Bubbles & Bling
#WEAREKOMENATL
BREAST SCREENINGSclinical breast exams andmammograms are the front line tools for early detection
2,600 DIAGNOSTICSERVICES
FISCAL YEAR 14/15 IN REVIEW:In 2014/2015 we granted $1.56 million to breast health programs in Metro Atlanta to provide life-saving breast screenings, diagnostic testing and treatment support to those who cannot afford these services.
Local partners:Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc., Center for Black Women’s Wellness; Clayton County Board of Health; Cobb and Douglas County Public Health Department; District Four Health Services; Grady Health Foundation; Gwinnett, Newton, and Rockdale Counties (East Metro) Health Department; North Fulton Community Charities; Northside Hospital; Piedmont Fayette Hospital; Piedmont Newnan Hospital; Saint Joseph’s Mercy Care Services; Southern Regional Medical Center: The Women’s Center at Spivey Station; The Good Samaritan Health Center, Inc.; TurningPoint Breast Cancer Rehabilitation; WellStar Foundation; and, YWCA of Greater Atlanta.
PROVIDEDMORE THAN 9,500 BREAST HEALTH
SERVICES
350 SURVIVOR SUPPORT SERVICES
73 CANCERSDETECTED
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Awarded“A�liate of the Year” –
highest recognitionin Komen network
for innovation,�scal responsibility, anddedication to mission.
Race for the Cure, held on May 10, 2014, welcomed more than 9,000 participants and raised $1.15 million to provide life-saving breast services in Metro Atlanta.
Worship in Pink, Atlanta’s largestannual education initiative, reached more than 111,000individuals and distributed
more than 44,000educational calendars.
Education outreach – More than 110,000 individuals impacted through education e�orts.
Bubbles and Bling, held on February 6, 2015, raised $192,500 to support Komen Atlanta’s mission.
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$480,000 +The Kroger Company
$295, 000 +Jeffrey Fashion Cares 2014
$40,000 +Community Health Charitiesof GeorgiaEvan HartNorth Fulton Hospital
$30,000 +Cox Media GroupNordstromWells Fargo
$25,000 +AgileBest Self Atlanta MagazineBowling for BoobsJay GeierGeorgia-PacificSusan and Jim HannanHootersLenox Square MallLocal Ford DealersPiedmont HealthcareThe Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionWSB-TV
$20,000 +Georgia Power CompanyNorthside Hospital
$15,000 +Associated Credit Union
$15,000 + (continued)Cancer Treatment Centersof AmericaDunkin' DonutsLila and Doug HertzPerdue FarmsSparkling ICETrack Seven Events, LLCWellStar Health System
$10,000 +BelkDee and Tom ColeyKaiser PermanenteKomen CarsMueller Water ProductsPerimeter Plastic SurgeryUnited Distributors, Inc.
$5,000 +Appen NewspapersThe Arc Foundation Charitable TrustAtlanta MagazineAtlanta Oncology AssociatesBank of AmericaBennett Thrasher FoundationCarl Black Buick GMCComfort KeepersCorner Bakery CafeDow International FinanceEnterprise Holdings FoundationGloria and Richard KernsGreat SolesGTC Gives BackHennessy Automobile CompaniesRoger HuntJewish Federation of Greater Atlanta
$5,000 + (continued)Joe E. Johnston FoundationJeffrey KalinskyKPMGLexisNexisMARTA Employees Charity ClubNeighbor NewspapersNorthside Radiology Associates, P.C.Regions BankRock-TennLouise S. SamsMiranda and Harry ShapiroMeredith SidewaterMartha ParkerStandard PressUnisource Worldwide, Inc.Warren AverettSheila Weidman-FarleyWinship Cancer Institute of Emory University
$1,000 +Academy Sports and OutdoorsActive Production and DesignAdvanced Skincare, LLCAegon Transamerica FoundationAKA Tree RemovalAlexander WangThe Allstate FoundationAlpharetta and Roswell CVBsAmericasMart AtlantaMary AndersonApollo MDEllen F. ArnovitzArthur M. Blank Family FoundationMark ArumTracy Badham
$1,000 + (continued)Bank of North GeorgiaBauman and CompanyLynn and Tim BaxterBrandon BennettBig Canoe Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.Booz Allen HamiltonMichele and Pat BoushkaWilliam BowlingKaren and Alan BragmanBrite Lite Logos of the SouthBryan Cave, LLPNell ButlerCaraVita Home CareThe CarMax FoundationMoanica CastonAda Lee and A.D. "Pete" CorrellCentraArchyCentral Gwinnett High SchoolChoe's Hapkido of ForsythKelli ChristieCirculatory CentersClassic Party RentalsMichael CohenThe Community Foundation of Greater AtlantaCovenant Foundation, Inc.Cathy and Tye DarlandAnn and Jay DavisDavitaDalton DiamondJennifer and Curley DossmanConnie and Tom DotzenrodCarole and Philip EllenderFreeman ElliottEnjoi Concierge Group
$1,000 + (continued)Eridan and Keven LakeEstablishmentCindy and John FergusonChristian FischerFlash FoodsForsyth County Fire DepartmentAmy and Nicholas FranzViki and Paul FreemanSusan FulginitiGA Korean Women's Golf AssociationSusan GatehouseHeather and Keener GillMr. and Mrs. Thomas K. GlennGO Energy DrinkGranite PropertiesKimberly and David GreavesDaniel GroceH. FoundationKim and Steven HartsockPaula and Lash HarrisonHavertys Furniture CompaniesS.D. HaymakerLeslie HolmesHong Kong Dragon Boat Festival AtlantaiHeartMedia Management ServicesIlluminationsKelly and Dan IngevaldsonTerry and Dick IngwersenMartha InsleyInternational Gourmet ProductsJackson Healthcare, LLCCindy JanisAnita JohnsonDebi JacobsJust Breast LLCKent's Pack and Load
$1,000 + (continued)Kerry Rockford EnterprisesKids II FoundationDaniel KingMonica Kaufman PearsonKing & Spalding LLPDavid KunianskyLas Vegas Sands Corp.Debbie and Eddie LevinStephanie and Mark LuettersCheri MacDonaldThe M & T Charitable FoundationManheimMarbury Creative Group, LLCRobert MassaveShelley MiddletonJoLynn and Steve MerlinJackie and Tony MontagNewPoint Media GroupNorth Fulton Women's OncologyNorth Gwinnett High SchooloXYGen FinancialThe Painted Lady Tattoo ParlorBeth and David ParkPatronis Elementary SchoolPeach State Federal Credit UnionLaura PearsonDiane PonzioGina and Randall PorterPosh for a Purpose, Inc.Tammy and Chris PrattsDebbie and Gary PricePrimrose School of MidtownRag & Bone Industries, LLCRaymond JamesPatty and Doug ReidThomas RoepkeRomantic Reveals
$1,000 + (continued)Tina RobinsonRuth and Mark RosenbergRoswell Radiology AssociatesJulie SaviniSchneider National FoundationShawn ScottLinda and Steve SeligKristen SeltenrightDavid SholderApril and Tye SpeedKimberly SpencerSpencer Pest ServicesStephenson Middle SchoolCati and Andy StoneSunbelt Marketing, Inc.Swifty Car WashSwitch Inc.SynovusT2TennisTBI Airport Management, Inc.John TindelThomas Eye GroupToscana TrattoriaToshiba America Medical SystemsTriad Advisors, Inc.Turner Foundation, Inc.Tracey TynesUniversal Diamond CorporationVibe RideVineyard Vines Retail, LLCKathy and Stan WaltersWilmington TrustWinston & StrawnWolff Shoe CompanyY Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryThe Zaban Foundation, Inc
provided to fund breast cancer research
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Komen Atlanta 2014-2015 Income 192,500
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258,000
353,000
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$2,832,000
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Cati Diamond StoneKomen Atlanta Executive Director
#IAmKomenATL - I proudly serve Metro Atlanta as the Executive Director for Komen Atlanta. Five years ago, at the age of 35, I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. My cancer was aggressive, and so was my treatment: chemotherapy, radiation, a mastectomy and numerous reconstruction surgeries. But one treatment ultimately saved my life: a medication called Herceptin, which was developed through funding from Susan G. Komen. Thanks to Komen and its many supporters like you, I survived. I promise to work every day until we fulfill Nancy Brinker’s promise to her sister Susan G. Komen: to save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures.
OCTOBER 2015
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month
BREAST CANCER IN ATLANTA: Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosis in women in Georgia. It is also the second most common cause of cancer deaths in Georgia women. Early detection through screening is key to survival. However, many of Metro Atlanta’s women are diagnosed at later stages, making both screening and diagnostic services vitally important to the health of our community. When combined with educational outreach conducted by Komen Atlanta, these services provide health care options for all at any stage of breast cancer.
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More than1 million people
served inMETRO ATLANTA
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GET SCREENED: Have a clinical breast exam at least every three years starting at age 20, and every year starting at age 40. Ask your health care provider which screening tests are right for you and when you should start having regular mammograms based on your personal risk factors.
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GIVE THE GIFT OF A SCREENING SERVICE TODAY
Komen Atlanta can’t make an impact without you. Your support makes a direct impact on our community. For as little as $25, you can make a breast health screening available to a neighbor in need. Visit www.komenatlanta.org to help today.
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Average Clinical Breast Exam $25Average Mammogram $125Average Biopsy $500
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Kick off your New Year - Register for Race for the Cure with our Early Bird Discount "earlybird2016" and save! www.komenatlanta.org/race
25 YEARS OF IMPACT 1991-2016
JANUARY 2016
BREAST CANCER BASICS: Except for skin cancers, breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the United States; it accounts for nearly 1 in 3 cancers diagnosed. Each year, more than 200,000 cases of breast cancer are diagnosed in women and more than 2,000 cases of breast cancer are diagnosed in men in the United States. Early detection saves lives. In 1980, the 5-year relative survival rate for women diagnosed with early stage breast cancer was about 74%; today, that number is 99%.
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
#IAmKomenATL – Women of color have the worst breast cancer outcomes in Atlanta. That’s why I am part of Komen Atlanta’s Sisters of Promise, which is a group of prominent African American women in Atlanta that serve as ambassadors to help educate and expose our community to good information. We work to aggressively and proactively ensure that we get the right information and resources to everyone.
As a 3-time breast cancer survivor, my promise is to educate, to inform, and to be an inspiration to others. Here are the top 5 things I learned during my journey:1. In the words of songstress Erika Badu, I am not my hair, and most certainly I am not my boobs!
2. Always put your prostheses in the same place at night. It is a terrible thing to be ready to start your day and you cannot find your STUFF!
3. A sense of humor really is medicine for the spirit and nourishment for the soul!
4. One must launch your own individual battle against breast cancer. I learned I had to do ME! I had to find my own statement of strength and victory. To signal my victory, with my surgeon’s approval and absolute delight, I completed a mastectomy tattoo across my chest, a flower garden that reminds me of how victorious I have been and how beautiful I am in spite of or even because of breast cancer.
5. And, early detection leads to long life!
Janice McKenzie-CraytonKomen Atlanta Sister of PromisePresident and Chief Executive Officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters Metro Atlanta
KOMEN ATLANTA DOESN’T DUPLICATE PROGRAMS: When providing funding for services, Komen Atlanta looks for gaps in support and treatment among medically underserved populations.
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KNOW YOUR RISK: Talk to your family about your family health history. Talk to your health care provider about your personal risk of breast cancer. Learn more at komenatlanta.org
BREAST CANCER IN THE U.S. AND METRO ATLANTA
LATE STAGE DIAGNOSIS(STAGES III & IV)
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When breast cancer is detected early,patients have a 99% five-year relative survival rate.
estimated breast cancer deaths expectedin U.S. in 2016
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NATIONAL CANCER RESEARCH MONTH
RACE FOR THE CUREMay 7, 2016Lenox Square Mall
Since 1991, Atlanta’s Race for the Cure has raised more than $25,000,000 for breast cancer services throughout Metro Atlanta and global research for the cures.
Women’s Health Week
TO SUPPORT LOCAL SCREENING, TREATMENT,
AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS
IF EVERY RACE PARTICIPANT RAISED
$100
IT WOULD RAISE
$1 Million
THIS COULD PROVIDE UNINSURED WOMEN AND MEN IN METRO ATLANTA
400 biopsies6,000 mammograms 2,000 clinical breast exams
KOMEN ATLANTA WORKS WHERE ATLANTA MOST NEEDS US: In Atlanta, socioeconomic factors including race, ethnicity, income, language isolation, sexual orientation, immigrant status, and county of residence often impacts one’s ability to detect breast cancer early and survive cancer. Komen Atlanta biennially conducts needs assess-ments that identify target areas within Metro Atlanta that display the greatest risk for experiencing gaps in breast health services, barriers in access to care, or those most vulnerable to poor breast health outcomes. For more info visit www.komenatlanta.org
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BREAST CANCER IN MEN is rare, but it does happen. After all, men have breast tissue. More than 400 men in the U.S. die each year from breast cancer. See your doctor right away if you have any lumps or changes in your chest area.
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#IAmKomenATL – I joined the Komen Atlanta family in 1995 as a Race for the Cure participant and have continued to support the organization as a breast cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in May 1998 while training for an October marathon. Through early detection and healthy life choices, I was able to make a full recovery and run the marathon.
As a breast cancer survivor, I promise to be an advocate to ensure that every Metro Atlanta resident has access to life-saving breast health services.
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Lila HertzPresident, Komen Atlanta Board of Directors
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METRO ATLANTA IS AT RISK: When compared to the rest of the state of Georgia, and the United States as a whole, Metro Atlantans are more likely to receive a late-stage breast cancer diagnosis and to die as a result of breast cancer. With such dire statistics facing us, Komen Atlanta is constantly evaluating programming, expanding partnerships, and working within our community to ultimately end breast cancer in Metro Atlanta.
Don’t miss out on Worship in Pink 2016. Order educational materials at no cost for your local congregation at www.komenatlanta.org/wip
1 in 8 women
will receive a breast cancerdiagnosis in her lifetime
- Lump, hard knot or thickening inside the breast or underarm area- Swelling, warmth, redness or darkening of the breast- Change in size or shape of the breast- Dimpling or puckering of the skin- Itchy, scaly sore or rash on the nipple- Pulling in of your nipple or other parts of the breast- Nipple discharge that starts suddenly- New pain in one spot that won’t go away
KNOW YOUR NORMAL:What is normal for you?See your health care providerif you notice any of thesebreast changes:
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Worship in Pink October 21-23, 2016
Yom Kippur
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KOMEN ATLANTA IN ACTION: Komen Atlanta is able to provide our community with breast health resource referrals and education materials – call 404-814-0052 for assistance. It is this dedication to service that has allowed Komen Atlanta to serve more than 1 million women and men in Metro Atlanta. Since 1991 we have invested more than $41 million into our community for breast health services, education programs, and research.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE TODAY –visit www.komenatlanta.org to give the gift of a mammogram to a Metro Atlanta resident in need.
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Contact UsCati Diamond StoneExecutive [email protected]
Stephanie BrownDevelopment [email protected]
Laura MurphyOperations [email protected]
Julie BrockSpecial Events and Volunteer [email protected]
Randi SpitkoSpecial Events [email protected]
YOU’RE THE THAT CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
One is a funny number. It sounds so small. The thing about one is, it never stays one for long.
One small thought turns into one word, which turns into one action which affects one life, one community, one country, one world. Every nineteen seconds one woman is diagnosed with breast cancer. Every
second we waste, one grows larger until it's someone you know, someone you love.
You’re one. YOU ARE KOMEN ATLANTA. YOU can help! Start small – spend one hour, spare one dollar, give one woman a chance at life.
Cancer starts as a single cell so small we can’t even see it. If it cangrow and spread into something so big, just imagine what one of you can do!
Facebook: @SusanG.KomenGreaterAtlanta • Twitter: @komenatlanta • Instagram: @komenatlantaLearn more at www.komenatlanta.org/one.
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Dr. Lynn BaxterDenise BillupsConnie Dotzenrod, SecretarySusan Hannan, TreasurerEvan HartKim Hartsock, PresidentLila HertzRoger HuntDebi JacobsBecca Brett LeishMartha ParkerJulie SaviniMeredith SidewaterDr. April SpeedSue Williams
Advisory Council
Marty AltermanDr. Eva ArkinJoel BallantyneKaren BragmanBrian BurkhalterLauryn BurkhalterTom ColeySanthia CurtisTricia DempseyJanet EdwardsRachel FinglassSusan FulginitiGlynn JenkinsDianne KeenCarole Kirschner
Vikki LockeJuanita MarkwalterJeffrey McQuithyJessica MurdockDr. Mary (Mimi) NewellClaudia Patton Louise SamsTerri TheissenDr. Mylin TorresDebbie TysonAngie WardSheila Weidman-FarleyDr. Amelia Zelnak
Sisters of Promise
TeMaya EatmonDana HillDr. Leslie HolmesWendy JacksonMadison JamesJudge Claire JasonDr. Anita JohnsonDanita KnightThomasine LeachmanTraci LittleJanice McKenzie-CraytonDr. Fonda MitchellNikki Nickerson
Tracy NicoleDr. Elizabeth OfiliAngie O'NealMonica PearsonPatricia PoliteDr. Sheri PrentissDr. April SpeedDr. Kimberly SpencerEbony SteeleTracey TynesWanda VanceCharmaine Ward
Komen Atlanta’s mission is to enable the women and men of Metro Atlanta to detect and survive breast cancer. We are a local non-profit in Georgia and
rely heavily on the support of our community.
3525 Piedmont Road NE | Building 5, Suite 215 | Atlanta, Georgia 30305 | 404-814-0052 | e: [email protected] | w: www.komenatlanta.org
