15 Years of Hope... - Oregon and SW Washington Affiliate of Susan ...
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The <strong>Susan</strong> G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation<br />
<strong>Oregon</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>SW</strong> <strong>Washington</strong> A�liate<br />
STAFF<br />
Christine McDonald<br />
Executive Director<br />
Gail Brownmiller<br />
Community Program Manager<br />
Sara Berglund<br />
Development <strong>and</strong> Communications Manager<br />
Kyle Camberg<br />
Race Manager<br />
Toni Mountain<br />
Survivor Program Manager<br />
Lori Kresse<br />
Volunteer Coordinator<br />
Sara McKean<br />
Controller<br />
Ally Renshaw<br />
O�ce & Technology Coordinator<br />
Julie Ho�er<br />
Program Assistant<br />
1400 <strong>SW</strong> Fifth Avenue, Suite 530<br />
Portl<strong>and</strong>, <strong>Oregon</strong> 97201<br />
503-552-9160<br />
Check out our website at www.komenoregon.org<br />
14 | THE SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION | OREGON & <strong>SW</strong> WASHINGTON AFFILIATE | ANNUAL REPORT 2005-06<br />
SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT:<br />
Sara McKean, Lori Kresse, Sara<br />
Berglund, Kyle Camberg<br />
STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT:<br />
Gail Brownmiller, Ally Renshaw,<br />
Chris McDonald, Toni<br />
Mountain, Julie Ho�er<br />
From Our Family to Yours Committed to finding a Cure...<br />
When we show up each day for our work, we are reminded every minute <strong>of</strong> not just our mission, but<br />
the results <strong>of</strong> what we do. Not many people can say that. We can, <strong>and</strong> we aren’t alone. You, too, see the<br />
results whenever you look in the mirror. You see the face <strong>of</strong> someone who has known the effects <strong>of</strong><br />
breast cancer – in yourself, a friend, a coworker or relative – <strong>and</strong> has stepped up to fight.<br />
Every day, survivors tell us how breast cancer became an uninvited guest, <strong>and</strong> how they struggled to<br />
evict it. Now they live for the day when it will st<strong>and</strong> at no one’s door, ever.<br />
We want that to happen in our lifetimes. We think it can. For every woman affected, there are countless<br />
others aligned with us against it: Researchers, doctors <strong>and</strong> health care workers; accountants, bus drivers,<br />
grocery clerks; attorneys, teachers, <strong>and</strong> engineers. Breast cancer is outnumbered.<br />
From the staff at Komen, thank you for sharing your gifts, your time <strong>and</strong> your memories. Our daily<br />
work to eradicate breast cancer is personal. So is our gratitude.
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