Your fight is our fight. Now.2016 IMPACT REPORT

“When I was finally declared cancer free in late 2003, I remember believing the old cliché “Today is the first day of the rest of my life.” I had no inkling that my time away from hospital beds, IVs, chest X-rays and urinals would be just as challenging in the real world. In 2008, LIVESTRONG helped me with that challenge.”Mike Thompson, Leukemia and Bone Cancer Survivor

A NOTE OF THANKSI am incredibly honored to write this letter of gratitude to you.

This year over 4,600 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer every single day. More than 20 years ago, I was one of them, diagnosed with cancer at the age of 10. After two bone marrow transplants, a 12-hour facial reconstruction surgery and more than 75 operations spanning five years and four cancers, I am so fortunate and grateful to be healthy today. That is one of the reasons I work at LIVESTRONG, so that I can make a difference.

After years in a depressed state, it was not until the summer of 2008 that my journey back to life truly began. A friend asked if I would join them for the LIVESTRONG Challenge in honor of a young girl who had passed away from cancer. As we approached the finish line, a sign read

“Cancer survivors to the right.” I followed this path and found a yellow rose waiting for me on the other side, a remarkable analogy for what I had just endured.

The LIVESTRONG Challenge was just the beginning. I took advantage of LIVESTRONG’s free tools and resources for cancer survivors and became inspired to start competing in triathlons, eventually making it all the way to the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii in 2012 and the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro with other survivors through Team LIVESTRONG.

Please know that every dollar you invest in LIVESTRONG goes to change the course of lives for so many people. In 2016, we helped connect more survivors than ever to the cancer support they need. We provided more cancer programs and services to communities and forged ahead in reinventing health care systems that will revolutionize the way cancer patients are cared for. We could not make this incredible impact for so many without you by our side.

I am thankful for your belief and support in our work so we can continue helping cancer survivors like myself. I have seen and experienced firsthand how LIVESTRONG changes lives, and you make that possible. Thank you.

With gratitude,

Mike Thompson, 4x cancer survivor

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Our Mission

LIVESTRONG’s mission is to improve the lives of people affected by cancer now. For 20 years, we have helped almost 4 million cancer patients, survivors and caregivers with their practical, physical and emotional needs through our free cancer support services. Their voices help shape our programs and partnerships. At LIVESTRONG, we believe that the patient comes first, and our community of brave survivors, advocates and leaders fight to transform how cancer care is delivered.

Your support helps us serve individuals, build communities and

lead system change by delivering person-centered cancer care.

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NAVIGATION SERVICESSupporting Survivors Now

“We found out that LIVESTRONG would help us financially with fertility treatments. They would pay for egg retrieval and the medications. LIVESTRONG made it possible for Jason and I to have a family. We’re complete now.”Wendy Stively Cervical cancer survivor

In 2016, we served 9,653 cancer patients, survivors and loved ones across the United States. Over 115,500 have been served since 2004.

We helped cancer patients and survivors save over $11.7 million in fertility preservation & medication costs and other cancer-related concerns.

Over 2 million people have accessed our online cancer services since 2004. In 2016, over 372,000 people accessed our resources at LIVESTRONG.org.

Serving cancer survivors and their families through LIVESTRONG Navigation has always been at the core of what we do. Since 2004, we have helped over 115,500 people navigate the uncharted waters of a cancer diagnosis by offering support in treatment options, emotional counseling, insurance and finances, fertility preservation and clinical trials.

We know that hearing the words “you have cancer” can be disorienting and terrifying, and we are the recourse and inspiration for individuals on their cancer journeys. Whether it is assisting a young couple in preserving their fertility so that one day they can welcome a child into the world, explaining to a beloved grandmother what her treatment or clinical trial options are, or providing a LIVESTRONG Guidebook and Journal to a young adult cancer survivor, we make sure no one has to face this disease alone.

If you or anyone you know has been affected by cancer, please call us at 1-855-220-7777 or visit us at www.LIVESTRONG.org/WeCanHelp

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LIVESTRONG AT THE YMCAFinding Your Strength Now

Available in more than 585 YMCA branches around the United States.

More than 45,950 individuals have participated since the program started.

There are over 3,441 program-certified instructors.

What started as a simple partnership between LIVESTRONG and the YMCA of the USA in 2007 has grown into a life-changing program that has touched close to 46,000 cancer survivors in 40 states. LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is a 12-week exercise program, offered at little to no cost, that is designed to help cancer survivors get back on their feet after treatment.

The program, created with input from cancer survivors and implemented with the help of certified fitness instructors, has been found to improve participants’ overall quality of life by increasing muscle mass, strength, endurance, flexibility, energy levels and self-esteem.

We are proud of everything we’ve accomplished with our friends at the YMCA of the USA, and we look forward to unveiling more LIVESTRONG at the YMCA locations and supporting even more cancer survivors on their paths to wellness.

“Those 12 weeks made me stronger physically and emotionally. I was able to dance at my son’s wedding. LIVESTRONG saved my life as much or as more than my surgery and treatment.”Deniese Valvano, cancer survivor

To see if LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is available in your area, please visit www.LIVESTRONG.org/YMCA

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LIVESTRONG CANCER INSTITUTESFocused on Patient-Centered Care Now

Dell Med is the first new medical school built at a Tier 1 research university in nearly fifty years.

The Institutes will be the vanguard of creating new models of patient-centered cancer care.

Our cancer care model will serve as an incubator that can be scaled for use throughout the state and country.

The LIVESTRONG Cancer Institutes has a simple yet powerful mission: to rethink the full range of cancer care, from prevention to diagnosis, treatment and survivorship—all with a focus on the patient’s needs, values and preferences. This mission includes patient input in the design and delivery of cancer treatment, education and research.

It has been an exciting year with the recruitment of Dr. Gail Eckhardt as the inaugural director of the LIVESTRONG Cancer Institutes. Dr. Eckhardt has launched a strategic planning process with members of the cancer community with the aim of developing a novel clinical care framework and cancer research enterprise on The University of Texas at Austin campus.

The Institutes have an unparalleled opportunity—with a blank slate as part of the new Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin—to design a unique clinical cancer care framework that addresses the most pressing challenges facing survivors and their families. It will be an environment of continual learning and improvement and best practices will be disseminated and replicated nationally.

“LIVESTRONG has devoted 20 years to serving people affected by cancer and gathering data about their experiences and outcomes. Our aim is to revolutionize cancer care, not only reaching more patients, but fostering a new culture of person-center care. The Institutes, under the leadership of Dr. Eckhardt, are positioned to create a model not only for Austin, but for all communities.”

Greg Lee LIVESTRONG President

Learn more at www.LIVESTRONG.org/LIVESTRONGCancerInstitutes

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION REVENUES

PROGRAM ACTIVITIES

2016 REVENUES 2016 FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

The figures on these pages depict the financial activities of the LIVESTRONG Foundation for the 2016 calendar year. Complete copies of the audited financial statements are available upon request from the LIVESTRONG Foundation, 2201 East 6th Street, Austin, Texas, 78702, or on our website at www.LIVESTRONG.org

ASSETS

Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 1,702,278Investment Securities 9,768,594Endowment Funds and Investments 38,893,474Accounts Receivable 1,314,903Inventory 2,770,133Property and Equipment, Net 9,996,147

TOTAL ASSETS $ 64,445,529

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIESAccounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $ 1,556,864Deferred Revenue 43,157

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 1,600,021

NET ASSETSUnrestricted $ 42,093,482Temporarily Restricted 8,434,274Permanently Restricted 12,317,752

TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 62,845,508

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 64,445,529

In 2016, LIVESTRONG directed over $17 Million to programs impacting individuals and families affected by cancer.

TOTAL$17,243,068

TOTAL$7,886,076

TOTAL$20,981,582

Community Programs & Awareness $2,124,964 (12%)

Grants & Research$6,365,999 (37%)

Advocacy & Systems Change $5,314,400 (31%)

Navigation Services$3,437,705 (20%)

Programs $17,243,068 (82%) Fundraising $3,077,292 (15%)Management & General $661,222 (3%)

Cause Marketing & Licensing $706,311 (9.0%) Contributions & Grants $1,872,843 (23.7%)Event Revenue $1,472,359 (18.7%)Merchandise Sales $61,726 (0.8%) Investment Earnings $2,327,296 (29.5%)In-Kind Revenues $1,445,541 (18.3%)

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American Century Investments Endowment Fund $ 494,967

Andrea Leigh Tomlinson - Planet Cancer Fund 336,576

Barbara Dungey Memorial Fund 27,414

Beau J. Meyer Endowment 20,000

Betsy H. Schofield Memorial Fund 902,448

Brienne Fisher Hurdlow Memorial Fund 48,600

Christine Pratt Memorial Fund 30,579

Coxe Family Fund 1,208,502

CVCCA - Parker’s Team 62,384

Dana Jay Lesnever Memorial Fund 53,452

David Knaggs Endowment 55,605

Dell Children’s Hospital Gift in Honor of Sandra Aragona 302,957

Dick Dyhrman Memorial Fund 38,573

Doug Ulman Legacy Fund 43,522

Edlin Family Fund, In Memory of Richard Edlin 25,000

Elizabeth Lausmann Jacobs Memorial Fund 28,171

Gupta Family Fund 29,374

Hammer Family Fund 56,454

Hecht Family Fund 27,231

In Honor of Betty Otter-Nickerson 52,020

In Honor of Heidi Adams 25,306

In Honor of James “Jimmy” Baumoel 37,058

In Honor of Jeff Garvey 79,081

In Honor of Kathleen B & James N Sherwin 44,079

In Honor of Kevin “k2” Kerwin 29,489

In Honor of Lawrence S. “Larry” Dolin 31,123

In Honor of Michael R. Henry 36,075

In Honor of Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, Cleveland, OH 31,922

In Honor of Renee Nicholas 41,118

In Honor of Sharon Mooney 37,195

In Honor of Stephen M. O’Leary 249,536

In Honor of the Staff of the LIVESTRONG Foundation 111,176

In Honor of Thomas F. Slater 39,191

In Honor of Wesley Edwards 35,047

In Memory of James Walter Simmons, Jr., M.D. 25,000

J and A Racing Endowment Fund 65,100

Jack Blake Family Fund (Jack Kick’s Cancer) 25,000

Jeannette J. Jehl Memorial Fund 110,128

Jennifer Smith Collison and Ward Smith Memorial Fund 32,044

John & LaNell Boaz Family Fund $ 25,000

Joy Family Fund, In Memory of Judy Bourassa Joy 48,897

Karen and Everett Cook Endowment Fund 307,293

Kate Voth Memorial Fund 55,519

Kawaja/Holcombe Family Fund 66,951

Kaya Knerly LIVESTRONG Foundation Endowment Fund 30,843

Keizo Shimano Memorial Fund 51,460

Kennedy/Marshall Endowment Fund 128,732

Larry and Dr. Nancy O’Reilly, Lauren, Leigh, Ragan Family Fund 1,630,269

Leanne Jones LIVESTRONG Memorial Fund 31,192

Lee Family Fund 86,883

Lydia Hunter-Reay Memorial Fund 27,854

Marshall G. Lutz Endowment Fund 56,448

Martha Southern Hirsch Memorial Fund 51,359

McKinnon Family Fund 29,768

Michael W. Lotz Memorial Fund 106,602

Nike Endowment Fund 111,873

Oakley Endowment Fund 581,864

RadioShack Endowment Fund 111,873

Rise Above It (RAI), In Memory of Colin O’Donoghue 26,418

Ronette Espinoza Memorial Fund 51,146

Ryan Phua Memorial Fund (Ryan’s Ride) 766,658

Stephanie Robins Memorial Fund 680,726

Susan E. Kuhn, Cyrus T. Wingate and Sevilla M. Trevisani and Thomas P. Trevisani, II Family Fund 26,956

The Armstrong Family Fund 1,185,897

The Bill Passey Family Fund 30,850

The Doug Ulman Fund 80,800

The Hamilton Jordan Fund 109,172

The McPhail Family Endowment 31,236

The Owens Family Endowment, In Memory of Jim Owens 89,152

The Rollins Family Fund 210,205

The Sophia Kolevich Remembrance Fund 32,533

The Ulman Family Endowment 37,137

The Wade F. B. Thompson Endowment Fund 111,873

Toomey Family Fund 25,000

Undesignated Endowment Funds 279,128

Ultimate Cycling Challenge/Scott Spence Memorial Fund 25,000

Wood/Bronstein Family Fund 48,750

NAMED AND ENDOWED SPECIAL PURPOSE FUNDS

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Closed on December 31, 2002, the Founder’s Circle brought together entrepreneurial stewards who understood our passion and made a difference through donations of $500,000 or more. We honor these individuals in perpetuity for their generosity and continued support.

The President’s Circle is a unique giving society that capitalizes on the Foundation’s mission-focused opportunities. Members of the President’s Circle give unrestricted “venture funds” which will be targeted at opportunities where other funding is not always readily available. Unrestricted gifts, which may be used at the discretion of the president, are especially effective in helping to promote our mission and position LIVESTRONG as a leader in the fight against cancer.

The 7 Society recognizes individuals and organizations who have made an extraordinary financial commitment to the LIVESTRONG Foundation. Each member of this group has a cumulative giving commitment totaling $1 million or more to the global fight against cancer.

AnonymousAragona Family FoundationThe Armstrong FamilyTench Coxe and Simone Otus-CoxeMrs. Jane FrazierJeff and Bonita GarveySteve HicksJames C. KennedyKramer FoundationRobyn and Craig Malloy

Jean M. SchulerAndrew T. SheehanMike and Carol SherwinBrad A. SilverbergDonna Stockton-Hicks The Topfer FamilyE. Lee Walker and Jennifer VickersThomas WeiselWindfall Foundation

Candice and Brent AaronApril, Jeremy and Jake AndersonJudd Apatow and Leslie MannThe Armstrong FamilyRichard C. BarkerMarla Bommarito-CrouchDoug and Mary BowdenJeff Castelaz and Jo Ann ThrailkillDennis and Chris CavnerWendy ChiojiPatrick J. ConnellTiffany A. CravenScott and Jennifer DonaldsonRyan DungeyEnergy AtlanticaJames W. and Richelle FathereeThe Fitzgibbon Family FundWill and Laurens FlanaganMaria and Sandy FleschmanAmy and Jerry FrostickThe Garofalo FamilyMichael GoldbergThe Gooch FamilyLaura and Morris GottesmanCindy and Bill GrafThe Griffeth Family

Sanjay and Rebecca GuptaBob, Kim, Shayna, and Josh HammerThe Hayes-Lattin FamilyLydia Hunter-ReayCraig KahlerTom and Elizabeth KaplanKawaja/Holcombe Family FundJerry and Angie KellyThe Kelly BrothersThe Kiesendahl FamilyMickey and Jeanne KleinBart and Barbara KnaggsJosie E. KnightSusan and Mark KolmanLaura and Stuart LitwinAdam LoewyKimi Lotz and Lisa GoyneSpencer and Susan LuedersRebecca L. and John F. Luman IIIMichelle and Bruce LutzThe Malloy FamilyDr. Marcy MannMark and Annie McKinnonInsideFlyerAdam and Camille MooreJeff and Jeri Mulder

Dr. Craig and Ellen NicholsCharlie and Mary Beth O’ReillyBetty Otter-NickersonKatie and Kyle OudtAmber and Tony PaquetteBill PasseyMona PatelAlexandra and Robbie RobinetteJoe C. RossCrystal and Christopher SaccaStephen SaundersScott and Katie SchofieldThe Seach FamilyKozo and Martha ShimanoSilver Oak Cellars/Twomey CellarsLydia and Michael SlabyThe Spaw Family FoundationThe Stapleton FamilySurvivor Summit 2012Peter Tapscott and Patt Baenen-TapscottAnthony S. TortorelliDoug UlmanUrology AustinSuzanne and Marc WinkelmanSteve and Heather WolfJack and Cari Wood

AnonymousNikeAmerican Century InvestmentsAMDLance ArmstrongO’Reilly Family FoundationEve and Ellis ShortOakleySandra and Joe AragonaTench Coxe and Simone Otus-CoxeBonita and Jeff GarveyCarol and Mike SherwinNav Sooch

Elizabeth and Blaine RollinsGenentechRadioshackMovemberAnonymous 24 Hours of BootyScott and Katie SchofieldDemand MediaJohnson Health TechTrek4 Yellow FoundationThe Shine Foundation

THE FOUNDER’S CIRCLE THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

THE 7 SOCIETY

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Your steadfast commitment makes a tremendous impact on thousands of survivors and their loved ones, and for that, we cannot thank you enough. This report demonstrates just how significant your support for our work is. Together, we are transforming the way the world fights cancer. Every day.

We have accomplished a great deal this year, remaining intently focused on what we have always done: serve individuals, build engaged communities of survivors and lead system change. In 2017, we look forward to celebrating our 20th anniversary as a foundation. With you by our side, we are inspired to dream bigger and reach further.

All of this would not be possible without your support, which allows us to be a symbol of hope and inspiration to survivors everywhere.

Thank you.

Greg Lee, CPA President

Candice Aaron Chairman of the Board

OFFICERS

Candice Aaron Chairman and Executive Committee Member Dallas, Texas

Joe Aragona Vice Chair and Executive Committee Member Austin, Texas

Jeff Garvey Founding Chair and Executive Committee Member Austin, Texas

Blaine Rollins Secretary Denver, Colorado

Dr. Amelie Ramirez Treasurer San Antonio, Texas

BOARD MEMBERS

Julian Day Fort Worth, Texas

Dr. David Johnson Dallas, Texas

Jeremiah Robins San Diego, California & Shanghai, China

Cindy Sweeting Fort Lauderdale, Florida

BOARD OF DIRECTORS YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

THANK YOU TO OUR 2016 PARTNERS

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Thank you for helping us change the way the world fights cancer.