Volunteer Orientation 2010

Komen Tyler Affiliate

Volunteer Orientation 2010

Komen Tyler Affiliate (Click View and go to Master then Slide Master to change the text.)

Our Vision

A world without breast cancer.


Our Promise

To save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science

to find the cures.


The Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Story

The Power of a Promise

Founded in 1982 by Nancy G. Brinker to honor the memory of her sister, Susan G. Komen.


Why the Promise is Important2009 Estimated Breast Cancer

Statistics

Women: 192,370 will be diagnosed40,170 will die from breast

cancerMen: 1,910 will be diagnosed

440 will die from breast cancerTotal: 194,280 will be diagnosed

40,610 will die from breast cancer


will compete in a triathlon

2

will pass the bar exam3

will backpack across Europe

4

will sign up for soccer next fall

7

6 will make the honor roll

5 will marry their college sweetheart

One in Eight Women will get breast cancer in her lifetime


Core Values IS HOPE:

Inclusion: to embrace the uniqueness of every individual


1930/1950s 1970s 1980s 1982 1983 1989

Treatment improvements are noticeable – staging systems are developed.

Susan G. Komen, Shirley Temple

Black, Betty Ford & Happy Rockefeller are diagnosed with

breast cancer.

Susan G. Komen dies from breast

cancer.

Komen awards first research grants.

Int’l Women’s Polo Tournament and Lawn Party

raises $30,000.

Nancy G. Brinker founds Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

The first Komen Race for the Cure®

is held in Dallas, Texas, with 800

participants.

National Toll-Free Breast Care Helpline, 1.800 I’M AWARE®,

is established.

First “Chapter” is established in San Francisco.

54% of American women 40+ receive a mammogram.

Timeline


Susan G. Komen for the Cure

Affiliate Network 121 Domestic Affiliates

3 International Affiliates•Germany•Italy•Puerto Rico


Stewardship: to be accountable for our performance, individually and collectively



The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Affiliate Network


Affiliate Network


"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."

Margaret Mead


Affiliate Service Area

Insert service area map


Responsive

Komen for the Cure Community Health Grants• Funder – Not a Provider• Cutting Edge• Non-duplicative


How Mission Programs are Funded

25%75%

AffiliateFund Raising

National Partners, Donors

Foundations

75% Remains in local CommunityFor Screening, Treatment,

and Education25% Funds

Komen Award and

Research Grant Program

Education Other

Initiatives


Collaborative

• Diverse awareness and fundraising campaigns

• Everyone can contribute to the fight against breast cancer



Honesty: to foster a community of trust and integrityOpenness: to seek out new ideas and new ways of thinking


We Thank Our Million Dollar Council Friends for Their Continued Support


1990 1994 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005

Pink Ribbons are distributed at the Komen National Race for the Cure® in D.C.

Komen-funded researcher, Mary Claire-King, M.D., discovers the gene mutation BRCA1, an indicator for inherited forms of breast cancer.

TV’s Murphy Brown is diagnosed with breast cancer.

Over 50 Race Committees are incorporated.

70% of American women 40+ receive a mammogram.

Komen Race for the Cure® has more than one million participants.

Volunteers = 75,000 strong

Susan G. Komen for the Cure 20th Anniversary

www.komen.org

Source for accurate and reliable breast health information

80% of American women 40+ receive a mammogram

Timeline


Susan G. Komen for the Cure



Passion: to demonstrate personal commitment to our Promise


Expenses25%

Net Income

Accountability


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Affiliate TimelineIdeas for the Affiliate Timeline slide:• When was the Affiliate founded and by whom? • Revenue from last year • Affiliate Website • Date of 1st Race or signature event • Participant #s for 1st year:• Participant #s from most recent event


Investing in our Community

• Affiliate information starts here

• Please insert templates for any additional Affiliate information (you can find these templates at the end of the presentation)



Empowerment: to entrust others and hold yourself accountable


Our Vision is a world without breast cancer.

Our Promise is to save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures.



Inclusion: to embrace the uniqueness of every individual

Stewardship: to be accountable for our performance, individually and collectively

Honesty: to foster a community of trust and integrity

Openness: to see out new ideas and new ways of thinking

Passion: to demonstrate personal commitment to our Promise

Empowerment: to entrust others and hold yourself accountable


Affiliate Slides

Templates for Affiliates use – you can add your information to the following slides and then add them to the presentation.


Why the Promise is Important Locally

If available, service area (local) statistics (incidence, mortality etc) from Community Profile



Most recent Community Health Grants and whether they are education, screening or treatment and total dollars granted



Education and outreach programs



Collaborations (i.e. ACS, Y-Me)


Affiliate Sponsors

Local partners and sponsors

We thank our local Sponsors

for their generous support


Affiliate Expense Ratio

Affiliate expense ratio


Volunteer Opportunities

Affiliate website URL

List current volunteer opportunities

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