There is much to
celebrate! Here are
our 2011 CEF
HIGHLIGHTS:
• Over 60,000 brain
cancer patients,
family members, and
caregivers received
vital information
and support about
advanced brain tumor
treatment and access
to advanced
treatment centers
known for their
excellence
• In April, the FDA
approved NovoTTF
device as a new
treatment option for
brain cancer. CEF
President Dellann
Elliott testified
before the FDA as a
nationally
recognized advocate
for brain cancer
patients. CEF
received local and
national media
coverage
• Swedish Health
Services, the
largest nonprofit
health-care provider
in the greater
Seattle area,
announced that they
would be replicating
the Integrated
Patient Support
model, developed by
CEF, across their
various institutes
of health to better
provide for patient
needs and to
integrate holistic
care
• More than 700
brain cancer
patients at the Ben
and Catherine Ivy
Center for Advanced
Brain Tumor
Treatment benefitted
from CEF\'s
financial support of
the Integrated
Patient Support
Program that
includes a dedicated
social worker, and
access to caregiver
and bereavement
support groups
• Bonneville Media
Group, which
includes 710 ESPN,
KIRO 97.3 FM News
Talk Radio, KTTH The
Truth, and the
Seattle Seahawks
chose CEF as their
Charity of the Month
for July which
included Public
Service
Announcements and
media coverage of
CEF
• Sinclair Estate
Vineyards created
and launched an
award winning SEV/CEF
Chardonnay charity
wine label to
benefit CEF. To
order and support
the CEF, go to
www.SinclairEstateVineyards.com.
Tell them CEF sent
you!
• The National Brain
Tumor Society
selected the Chris
Elliott Fund for
their national 2011
Community Leadership
Award as an
important "national
voice for brain
cancer patients"
• CEF moved into our
new offices at 8575
Willows Road NE,
Redmond, WA 98052.
This means more
working space and
room for volunteers.
CEF\'s mailing
address will remain
the same at 704
228th Ave. NE #254,
Sammamish, WA 98074
