2012 Annual Report - JDRF

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2012 Annual Report
(Essentials)
42 YEARS. 42 REASONS.
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Table of Contents
CEO Message ...........................................................3
JDRF Supporters ....................................................5
Financials ................................................................24
Leadership ..............................................................25
About JDRF
JDRF is the leading global organization focused on type 1
diabetes (T1D) research. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune
disease that strikes both children and adults. Unrelated
to diet or lifestyle, T1D causes lifelong dependence on
injected or pumped insulin and carries the constant danger
of life-threatening complications. It requires intensive, 24/7
management. There are no days off, and there is no cure.
Parents founded JDRF in 1970 to help their children with
T1D by funding research to find a cure for this poorly
understood and often deadly disease. Driven by passionate,
grassroots volunteers connected to children, adolescents,
and adults with this disease, JDRF has grown to become the
largest nongovernmental funder of T1D research. JDRF has
awarded more than $1.7 billion to diabetes research since
our founding.
Our goal is simple: we want to create a world without T1D.
JDRF is the only global organization with a strategic plan to
bring a continuous stream of life-changing therapies, and
ultimately, a cure for T1D.
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CEO Message
A Vision for the Future
Our 2012 Annual Report is a JDRF isn’t just imagining keeping patients healthy
celebration of JDRF’s 42nd this future. We’re making it and safe until our vision is
year highlighting many of happen. JDRF is the only achieved.
the amazing supporters and global organization with
initiatives that make us the a strategic plan to bring We’re delivering a sustained
global leader in T1D funding a continuous flow of life- stream of new, life-changing
we are today. The progress changing therapies and, therapies. Underlying
we have made in 42 years is ultimately, a cure for T1D. JDRF’s strategy is our work
tremendous and our vision Our past investments have to optimize funding across
for the future has never been yielded significant advances. the translational research
clearer or stronger: a world
without T1D. “I believe that one day in the future,
In this world: we will declare victory and eliminate
• Children with T1D and type 1 diabetes entirely—and JDRF
their parents sleep
will have led the way.”
through the night without
fear
They have also taught us that continuum—from early
• An intelligent pump
there will likely be no single stage development through
eliminates dangerous
“eureka” moment that will delivery to patients. The
high and low blood-sugar
cause T1D to vanish all at most strategic allocation
levels
once. Instead, we know that of resources should create
• A single daily insulin progress towards a cure will improvements that will
injection maintains tight be a series of breakthroughs deliver relatively near-term
control with no carb across different therapeutic meaningful clinical impact,
counting approaches occurring on as well as ensure there is
different timelines. JDRF’s active academic and industry
• Developing T1D is no
strategic plan for research engagement in early stages
longer a concern for you
funding will ensure there is an of the pipeline necessary
or your loved ones
ongoing stream of programs to support subsequent
• There is no carb counting, underway to develop and generations of therapeutic
no injections, no testing... commercialize therapies that interventions.
no T1D lessen the impact of T1D—
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By driving investment across • The body’s ability to what we need is significant.
the pipeline, we envision a regenerate islets to We’re doing all we can to
cascade of progress that will restore normal glucose bridge that gap, but we need
occur over the next 20 years. control while preventing your help. Your continued
While we cannot predict the re-attack of the support will help change the
exactly what the future holds, immune system; pace of T1D advancements,
given the JDRF-funded accelerating progress down
• Secondary prevention
research underway today this the path to improving lives
therapies that slow or
progress is likely to include: and curing T1D.
halt the progression
• Progressive elimination of T1D before insulin
Please join us in creating this
of blood-glucose testing dependence; and
future by giving to JDRF
and automation of insulin
• Primary prevention today. T1D doesn’t wait—and
delivery through a series
through universal neither can JDRF.
of artificial pancreas
childhood immunization.
systems currently in
Thank you for all that you do
clinical trials;
We’re uniquely positioned to for JDRF.
• Ability to identify create a future without T1D.
those most at risk for
developing complications Driving this ambitious
of T1D; research progress will
require substantial annual
• An implantable, islet cell
investments to reach our Jeffrey Brewer
replacement therapy
goal of living in a time when
that can restore insulin President and Chief Executive
T1D is spoken about in the
independence and Officer
past tense. We know the
eliminate the need for
path forward is expensive
immune suppression;
and will take more than the
• Glucose responsive $530 million JDRF has at
insulin that supports a work around the globe today
single shot of insulin per advancing our goals. The gap
day or week; between what we have and
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FISCAL YEAR 2012
JDRF Supporters
JDRF is the global leader in funding T1D research
because of the continued support of our devoted
donors. Every dollar we spend on research comes
from you. Thank you for helping JDRF to bring life-
changing therapies and, one day, a cure for T1D.
JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes ........................................6
Gala .........................................................................................7
Corporate Partners ...........................................................8
Major Donors and Partners ............................................9
BETA Society Members .................................................21
Stem Cell Research Fund ............................................22
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FISCAL YEAR 2012
JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes
The JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes Program thanks all of
our passionate and dedicated families, volunteers, local
businesses, and corporations. Your support of the Walk is
essential to JDRF’s fundraising strength and global growth.
We also express our deepest gratitude to our many
corporate partners for their commitment and support
of the JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes, both nationally and
internationally. We extend a special thank-you to our
national Walk partners: Advance Auto Parts, Ford Motor
Company, Marshalls, Hy-Vee, Inc., Roche, and Walgreens.
Congratulations to the FY2012 family Walk teams that
raised $75,000 or more!
Cohn Sisters: Mackenzie’s MM and Schuyler’s Cute Cupcakes
Sydney’s SuperStars New York Chapter
Eastern PA/Delaware Chapter
Punkin’s Peeps
Tessa’s Troopers New York Chapter
Los Angeles Chapter
Mimi’s Marchers
Michael’s Legal Eagles/Kiwanis Long Island Chapter
New York Chapter
Harmelin Family Team
Charlie’s Angels Eastern PA/Delaware Chapter
Los Angeles Chapter
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Gala
We are pleased to recognize below the Honorees who helped lead their chapters in raising more than
$100,000 through the 2012 Gala Program. Thank you to all the guests, supporters, and volunteers who
make each JDRF Gala so successful and inspirational.
Patrick and Shauna McFeeley Leanne DeShong Barrick Gold North America and
Greater Western Carolinas Chapter Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP Newmont Mining Corporation
Kansas City Chapter Northern Nevada Branch
Jerzy Gruhn
Novo Nordisk David and Wendy Novak Linda Tharby
Eastern PA/Delaware Chapter Yum! Brands, Inc. BD Medical
Kentucky Chapter The Byrne Family
John J. McDonough Northern NJ–Rockland County
Florida Suncoast Chapter Shelby Notkin, Michelle Notkin Chapter
Rosen, and Zach Rosen
Dr. Bruce Bode Dr. Kevin Kaiserman The Terry Gallagher Family
Georgia Chapter Linda Wallem, Stephen Wallem, and Rocky Mountain Chapter
Showtime’s Nurse Jackie
Genentech, Inc. Los Angeles Chapter Dr. Mitchell Eisenberg
Greater Bay Area Chapter Sheridan Healthcare
Ron Shapiro South Florida Chapter
Anheuser-Busch Companies Shapiro Negotiations Institute
Greater Missouri & Southern Illinois Maryland Chapter The Braswell Family
Chapter Triangle/Eastern North Carolina
Wade and Susan Kotula Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Sparkman II Northern Tool + Equipment
Casey Auto Group MinnDakotas Chapter Arlo and Barbara DeKraai
Hampton Roads Chapter Hille Foundation
Bill Hornbuckle Gary and Anita Rathburn
John J. McDonough MGM Resorts International Oklahoma/Northwest Arkansas
Illinois Chapter Nevada Chapter Chapter—Tulsa Green Country
Branch
Michael Alter, Karen Case, Marci Leslie and Michael Weintraub
Eisenstein and John Treece, and New England Chapter—Bay State Highmark Inc.
Glen Tullman Branch Western Pennsylvania Chapter
Illinois Chapter
Liam McGee
The Hartford
North Central CT & Western MA
Chapter
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Corporate Partners
Elite Principal Partners JDRF 2012 Annual Conference
$2 million-plus annual giving Award Recipients
Advance Auto Parts
Ford Motor Company Rising Star Award:
Marshalls Cash America International, Inc.
Principal Partners Director’s Award:
$1 million-plus annual giving Discover
Hy-Vee, Inc.
Roche President’s Award:
Walgreens Wawa
Chairman’s Award:
Walgreens
Pinnacle Award:
Lilly Diabetes
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Major Donors and Partners
$3,000,000+ $100,000 – $249,999 Estate of Joan E. Luiking
Advance Auto Parts Anonymous (6) Judge Richard and Carol Markus
Ford Motor Company Diane Adams Estate of Michael J. McBee
Ken Aldridge Marilyn and John McDonough
$1,000,000 – $2,999,999 James B. and Lois R. Archer Moe’s Southwest Grill
Hy-Vee, Inc. Foundation Harry S. Moss Charitable Trust
Estate of Eleanor A. Leatherby Frederick Banting Foundation Nationwide Insurance Foundation
Marshalls BB & T Daryl and David Nelms
Roche The Bruce Bergman Family Nicholson Partners Ltd
Walgreens Charitable Fund Shelby Notkin and Darcie Denkert
Yum! Brands Foundation Boston Marriott Copley Place Notkin
Build-A-Bear Workshop® Foundation David and Wendy Novak
$500,000 – $999,999 Capitol One Services, LLC Office Pavilion
Bloomingdale’s, Inc. Bill and Kim Chisholm OneSight Research Foundation
Henry D’Auria Tara Coco Pella Corporation
Estate of Roberta Denehy Estate of Phyllis Cohen The George Polli Memorial Golf
Stop & Shop The Cohn Family Foundation Outing—benefitting JDRF
Tops Markets, LLC Community Health Charities Kay and Jay Proops
Wawa of Nebraska Mitchell and Nina Quaranta
The Cooper-Siegel Family Foundation JoAnn and Chuck Queenan
$250,000 – $499,999 The Dream Fund at UCLA Quick Chek Food Stores
Anonymous Estates of Harold L. Dwyer Dr. George and Mrs. Kym Rapier
Abbott and Nevada W. Dwyer Estates of Barbara H. and
Allscripts Englestad Family Foundation George F. Raven
Casey’s General Stores, Inc. Ericsson, Inc. Lars and Joanne Reierson
Cash America International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Franklin Republic Finance
Discover The James A. Gammon Charitable Russell Stover Candies, Inc.
The Dove Family Foundation Foundation The Gary Saltz Foundation, Inc.
GoDaddy.com Genentech, Inc. Susan and Sheldon Sandler
Lilly Diabetes The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Estate of Tremayne Selig
Medtronic Estate of Steven B. Grant Short Family Charitable Fund
Nordstrom Michelle Griffin and Tom Parker Silpada Designs, LLC
Novo Nordisk Halloween Adventure and Smart Toys Snyder’s-Lance, Inc.
Estate of Patricia Pykary Patty and Chip Halverson Sonora Quest Labs
Anita and Gary Rathburn William B. and Kimberly E. Hayes The Sorenson Legacy Foundation
The O. Wayne Rollins Foundation H-E-B Super America
The Scaramucci Family Hess Corporation Estate of Ronald Swidler
The Fresh Market Hillcrest Foundation, founded by Tesoro
Estate of Lewis L. Toll Mrs. W.W. Caruth Sr. TETCO
Tommy Hilfiger Jensen Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Texas Instruments
Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Ron Jensen Charitable Lead Trish and Glen Tullman
The Agnes Varis Trust Annuity Trust USA Drug
Lisa and Neil Wallack Betty Wold Johnson Mrs. Vivian Vance
Estate of Norbert J. Wrobel Charles and Ann Johnson Wal-Mart Foundation
Herbert and Karen Lotman Wells Fargo
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$75,000 – $99,999 Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Luther T. McCauley Charitable Trust
Anonymous Aids, Inc. Nalco Company
Aldridge Electric, Inc. Mark, Valerie, and Jason Brodsky Barbara and Thomas Neal
Lisa and Steve Altman Buford Family Foundation PepsiCo
Association of Contracting Plumbers of Burrows Family Foundation Cathryn and Chris Perry
the City of New York, Inc. The Steven Burrows Family Marjorie C. Phemister Charitable
Bridget and Mike Bender Amy and Matt Campbell Remainder Unitrust
Blackbird Technologies Chicago Cubs Charities The Mettita S. Pick Foundation
Rose and Michael Boyle Elsie and Josephine Colombo Plaza Marketing Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fisher Charitable Trust Tom and Stella Press
Windy and Terry Gallagher Jr. Barbara and Arlo DeKraai Susan and Walter Pye
and Family Ed Miniat, Inc. Qualcomm Incorporated
Gordmans Marci Eisenstein and John Treece Mr. and Mrs. Donald Resnick
Hurlbut-Johnson Charitable Trusts, Andrew II and Jane Evans Liberto Management/Ricos Products
an advised fund of the Silicon Valley Gilbert and Jacqueline R. Fern Roche Diagnostics
Community Foundation Foundation Julie and Len Rodman
Jenny Johnson Janet and Ken Follansbee Ron Santo Golf Experience
Margaret L. Kenyon Trust Franklin Templeton Investments Bill and Pam Sagan
Ben Leeds Gila River Indian Community Sage Hospitality Resources
Jun and Uzal Martz The Stewart and Marlene Greenebaum Marlene and Bruce Saltzberg
Stuart and Flora Mason and Family Foundation Fred E. Sieber
the Mason Family Hagans Burdine Montgomery Sub-Zero Foundation
Patrick and Shauna McFeeley & Rustay, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Swanson
Mead Foundation In honor of Parker Hall—Carol Good, Taco Bell
Microsoft Corporation Jay and Babs Rosenfeld, Malcolm Tempe Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, Kia—
Beth and Barry Mitchell and Donna Wheeler, LeMoyne and William Koloseike
Old Orchard Brands, LLC Dolores Hall, Garrett and Julie Hall, United Healthcare
Party City Malcolm and Pam White UPS
Estate of William Vinson The Stephen P. Hanson Family John and Whitney Valentine
Foundation, Inc. Walsh, Calucci, Lubeley, Emrich &
$50,000 – $74,999 Harris Teeter Walsh, P.C.
Anonymous (3) The Hartford Jane and Craig Wehrli
AAR Corp. Henry Schein, Inc. John and Margaret Whitlock
Abby’s Friends The David Herro Charitable Foundation Estate of Rafael Zeron in memory of
Activision Kathy and Jim Hipps Manuela Zeron
Mary and Dick Allen Estate of D.H. Hirsberg
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Allen Hope For A Cure Guild $25,000 – $49,999
Estate of Helene Alley in memory of Bill and Wendy Hornbuckle Anonymous (7)
Theodore Whitlock and Theodore Roger and Cathy Hughes 432 Park Avenue South Realty
Whitlock Jr. Jack’s Family Restaurant Company
Allstate Insurance Company Jackson Foundation Amy and Micah Adams
Alpine Children’s Charity Nancy and Donald Jones Jr. ADESA
The James Annenberg La Vea Mr. and Mrs. John Kampfe Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.
Charitable Foundation Elisabeth and Greg Kimmel Aimbridge Hospitality
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Knights of Pythias Diabetes Research Alphanumeric Systems
Foundation Association Sarah and Michael Alter
Aon Corporation Estate of Lynda Lee Koopman American Financial Group
Helene and Allen Apter Foundation Barbara Kouris Ames Construction, Inc.
Estate of Jeanne Avegno Marisue and Joe Lacher Amylin Pharmaceuticals, LLC
Bank of America Land O’Frost The Annenberg Foundation
Bank of the West Ernest Lieblich Foundation Apollo Jets, Mark Hader, and
BD Technologies LifeScan, a Johnson & Johnson Al Palagonia
Becton, Dickinson and Company Company Annabel Galva-Arthur and
Berkot’s Super Foods Lund Food Holdings, Inc. Jason Arthur
Boyle Family Foundation The Tony and Renee Marlon Charitable John and Rosalind Ashkar
Foundation Ashland, Inc. Valvoline
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