American Cancer Society

January 13, 2022

NH Business Review Staff,

2022 Goals:

American Cancer Society in New Hampshire’s 2022 goal is $1,100,000. The money raised will help to fund critical cancer research and provide patient services.

Fundraising Events:

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, Relay For Life, Real Men Wear Pink, and a variety of 3rd party events. Sign up as a team or individual, become a corporate sponsor or give a gift.

Giving Opportunities:

www.Cancer.org
www.makingstrideswalk.org
www.relayforlife.org
www.realmenwearpinkacs.org

Donations are accepted year-round.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Committee members are needed to help plan and execute events, day-of-event volunteers, and town ambassadors needed throughout New Hampshire. Plan your own fundraiser.

Mission Statement:Our mission is to save lives, celebrate lives, and lead the fight for a world without cancer.Top Funding Sources:Peer-to-peer fundraising, corporate giving and planned giving.Year Established: 1913

Employees: 4,000

Annual Revenue: $830,000,000

Service Locations:

Our phones are answered 24/7, 365 days per year. Please call 800-227-2345 or visit www.cancer.org.

Contact:

Nancy Mathis
Senior Development Manager
PO Box 10538
Bedford, NH 03110
603-518-6263
nancy.mathis@cancer.org
www.cancer.org

Board Officers / Board Members

John Alfonso, CPA, CGMA
Chair

Michael T. Marquardt
Vice Chair

Carmen E. Guerra, MD, MSCE, FACP
Board Scientific Officer

Brian A. Marlow, CFA
Secretary/Treasurer

Jeffrey L. Kean
Immediate Past Chair

Frederick Hussey
Board Chair
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC

Gwen Spencer
Board Vice Chair
Exempt Organizations Tax Service, PwC

Mark A. Goldberg, MD
Harvard Medical School

Karen Burns White
Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center

Renee Connolly
Millipore Sigma

Jim Brockelman
Brockelman Group

Kathi Russ
Epic Travel LLC

For a complete list, please contact Nancy Mathis.

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