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Partner medical facilities are committed to providing breast cancer patients with the care they need at each step of the journey - early detection education, diagnosis, and survivorship. Finding breast cancer early is critical to survival, but many patients can't afford the cost of screening or diagnostic tests. By providing these services through our network of medical facilities, NBCF helps provide equal access to early detection services for uninsured or underinsured patients. (Continued in schedule o, page 2) 4632816 2811945 NBCF offers support services that help patients now and inspire hope to those affected by breast cancer. NBCF provides HOPE Kits, a tangible expression of hope, to comfort breast cancer patients in their time of need. 18,255 HOPE Kits and 80 Metastatic HOPE Kits were sent this year. NBCF's HOPE Kits are packed by volunteers and filled with thoughtful items known to soothe the side effects from treatments, such as chemotherapy and radiation. NBCF offers support groups for patients in need of psychosocial and emotional support before, during, and after breast cancer treatment. NBCF held 35 support groups throughout the year. (Continued in schedule o, page 2) 3482486 94000 NBCF educates how to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer, detect breast cancer early, and access screening programs and remove barriers to quality treatment if diagnosed. NBCF creates and delivers educational and awareness materials utilized by over 122,784,517 individuals. The "About Breast Cancer" section of NBCF's website, www.nbcf.org, is an online guide to understanding breast cancer and helps those diagnosed with breast cancer understand the disease. 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25 MICHIGAN ST NE GRAND RAPIDS MI 49503 382752328 501(C)(3) 52443 SCREENING & DIAGNOSTICS 80 HOPE KITS 18255 203672 2548776 FMV patient kits Metastatic HOPE Kit 80 47989 11507 FMV stage 4 kits GRANTS AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO DOMESTIC ORGANIZATIONS AND GOVERnMENTS PART I, LINE 2: NBCF requires the grantee organizations to document their qualification for an NMP grant (referred to as screening & diagnostics in part ii). Among other criteria, the facilities must be capable to deliver mammograms, have the capacity to run a NBCF Mammography Program, and have a potential pool of recipients consistent with the NBCF target demographic of underserved women under Medicare age. Our funding is restricted exclusively for screening and diagnostic mammograms and ultrasounds, clinical breast exams, cad readings, and limited biopsies. Grantee organizations are encouraged to develop a process for a full continuum of breast care needs, including biopsies (that are not covered by NBCF), MRI's and surgical and cancer treatment as needed. The Patient Navigation program requires grantee organizations to focus on outreach and education about cancer and cancer screening, eliminating barriers to care, and ensuring timely delivery of services. Navigators are to be creative in discovering and developing programs and resources to deliver this care and are to adhere to relevant updates regarding patient navigation best practices. The application form is designed to identify those medical facilities that provide the services needed to the population targeted by the NBCF mission and comply with established facility criteria. Reporting the results from the submission form is a requirement of grant recipients for semi-annual monitoring of grants awarded for the National Mammography Program. Grantee organizations are required to report the amount of grant funds used to-date, and the number of patients served. If the medical provider is successful in fulfilling the NBCF mission while complying with the established facility criteria, and needs additional funds for their program, NBCF will encourage them to apply for additional grants. In the rare event that a medical provider finds they are unable to use the grant per the grant restrictions, NBCF has the grant refunded to NBCF and re-distributes the funds to another medical provider through the application process. Grantee organizations receiving Patient Navigation Program grants must report the following to NBCF: program coordinator activities, processes, types of services provided, number of women serviced through navigation, timeliness of care, and the amount of grant funds used to-date. As patient navigation continues to evolve, NBCF is re-evaluating how our outcomes and impact are measured. Historically, NBCF has measured the number of patients served and the number of services provided by our funded patient navigator programs. The Academy of Oncology and Nurse Navigators (AONN) recently identified 35 evidence-based navigation metrics that are relevant to cancer care, and demonstrate the value and sustainability of oncology navigation. NBCF is in the process of adopting these AONN measurements. Adopting AONN's evidence-based metrics will impact NBCF's patient services numbers. This transition will allow NBCF to more precisely show how patient navigators guide patients through the health care system and overcome barriers that prevent them from getting the care they need. NBCF stays in close contact with facilities receiving breast cancer research grants to confirm the grants are furthering research projects which are focused on early detection, treatment, or cure of breast cancer. NBCF's Patient Relief Fund addresses non-medical factors that influence health outcomes by offering patient relief funds to underserved women through medical facilities in its national network of providers. NBCF uses a selection process to qualify and certify those facilities that have the capacity and capability of utilizing funds for underserved women. NBCF requires grant recipients to submit a semi-annual outcome report. Grantee organizations are required to report the amount of grant funds used to-date, number of patients served, and types of services provided. The types of services provided must address the social determinants of health, including economic stability and health care access and quality. THE HOPE KIT THE HOPE KIT PROGRAM REQUIRES WOMEN TO REQUEST A HOPE KIT FOR THEMSELVES OR A LOVED ONE THROUGH NBCF'S WEBSITE. IN DOING SO, THEY MUST COMPLETE A FORM THAT REQUIRES THEM TO PROVIDE THEIR INFORMATION, INCLUDING A CONFIRMATION THAT THEY ARE A BREAST CANCER PATIENT OR THEIR LOVED ONE IS A BREAST CANCER PATIENT. ALL HOPE KIT SUBMISSIONS ARE STORED IN A DATABASE FOR RECORD KEEPING. EACH REQUEST IS FILTERED THROUGH TO ENSURE THERE ARE NO DUPICATE REQUESTS. EACH HOPE KIT IS SHIPPED TO THE RECIPIENT BASED OFF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE REQUESTOR. THE HOPE KITS ARE SHIPPED NATIONWIDE INCLUDING ALASKA AND HAWAII. ADDITIONALLY, HOPE KITS ARE SHIPPED IN BULK TO HOSPITALS WITH BREAST CANCER CENTERS THAT MEET NBCF'S GUIDELINES. THESE HOSPITALS PROVIDE NBCF WITH THE DATE THE HOPE KIT IS DISTRIBUTED AND THE RECIPIENT'S CITY, STATE AND ZIP CODE. THIS INFORMATION IS THEN ADDED TO OUR HOPE KIT DISTRIBUTION LOG/DATABASE ALONG WITH THE INDIVIDUAL REQUEST INFORMATION ABOVE. ONE WEEK AFTER THE HOPE KIT IS SHIPPED, AN EMAIL SURVEY IS SENT TO THE RECIPIENT TO COLLECT FEEDBACK. THE FEEDBACK SURVEY SUBMISSIONS ARE STORED IN A DATABASE AND INFORMATION IS USED TO CONTINUALLY IMPROVE THE HOPE KIT PROGRAM. 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X 11 3160 FMV X 2 78 X Nonfinancial assets 4 1411428 FMV X Fundraising Items 566 7222 fmv X programs items 311804 3148819 fmv X OTHER ASSETS 9439 60222 FMV false true false THE OFFICERS HAVE A FAMILY RELATIONSHIP FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 2: THE PRESIDENT/COO IS THE SON OF THE CEO. return review process FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B: A DRAFT OF THE TAX RETURN IS PROVIDED TO THE ORGANIZATION BY THE CPA FIRM. A DETAILED REVIEW IS COMPLETED BY THE SR DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & ACCOUNTING, THE SR DIRECTOR OF RISK MANAGEMENT AND THE CFO. ANY ADDITIONAL UPDATES OR CHANGES ARE MADE AND SENT BACK TO THE CPA FIRM. ONCE SATISFIED WITH THE SECOND DRAFT, THE CPO, COO AND CEO REVIEW IN DETAIL. ONCE THE CPO, COO, CEO AND CFO HAVE APPROVED IT, THE RETURN IS FORWARDED TO ALL OF THE BOARD MEMBERS ELECTRONICALLY. COMMENTS ARE SUBMITTED AND IF ANY CHANGES ARE MADE THE REVIEW PROCESS IS REPEATED UNTIL THERE ARE NO CHANGES. A BOARD CONFERENCE CALL IS OFTEN CONVENED TO FINALIZE AND ACCEPT ALL CHANGES AND TO MOVE FORWARD WITH FILING. THE ORGANIZATION MONITORS AND ENFORCES COMPLIANCE WITH THE POLICY FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C: NBCF ENFORCES COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY BY HAVING EACH MEMBER OF THE BOARD READ THE DOCUMENT ANNUALLY AND RESPOND IN WRITING AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THERE ARE CONFLICTS. EACH BOARD MEMBER SIGNS THE DOCUMENT STATING THAT THEY HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY the policy. IN ADDITION, THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY IS OPENLY DISCUSSED IN THE BOARD MEETINGS AND BOARD MEMBERS ARE ASKED IF THEY HAVE ANY ACTIVITIES FOR WHICH THEY NEED TO CONFIRM WHETHER A CONFLICT OF INTEREST EXISTS. IF A CONFLICT OF INTEREST IS FOUND TO EXIST, APPROPRIATE ACTION IS TAKEN SUCH AS THE CONFLICTED BOARD MEMBER NOT PARTICIPATING IN DISCUSSIONS OR VOTING ON RELATED ISSUES. DEPENDENT ON THE NATURE OF THE CONFLICT, THE NON-CONFLICTED BOARD MEMBERS MAY PROPOSE AND VOTE ON A MOTION CONCERNING THE RESOLUTION OF CONFLICT. process for determining compensation form 990, part vi, line 15A&15B: THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPROVE THE COMPENSATION FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE ORGANIZATION AFTER COMPARING THE SALARIES WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, AS WELL AS COMPARISON WITH COMPENSATION SURVEYs AND STUDIES. THE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS THEN DOCUMENTED IN THE BOARD MINUTES. public disclosure form 990, part vi, line 19: NBCF MAKES THE GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT, FORM 990, FORM 1023 AND AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. THEY OFFER TO FAX, send by U.S. FIRST CLASS MAIL, OR EMAIL THE DOCUMENTS TO INTERESTED PARTIES. NBCF'S ANNUAL REPORT, FORM 990, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS WITH INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON NBCF'S WEBSITE, WWW.NBCF.ORG.NBCF'S FORM 990 IS AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE WWW.GUIDESTAR.ORG. FINANCIAL AND OTHER INFORMATION ABOUT NBCF IS AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE WWW.CHARITYNAVIGATOR.ORG. program service accomplishments: Form 990, part iii, line 4a: Patient navigators guide patients through and around the barriers of cost, fear, and misinformation in the complex cancer care system, delivering timely diagnosis, treatment, and support. NBCF's medical facility network includes 101 partners, this year, NBCF provided 68,892 services through 56 of those partners. program service accomplishments: Form 990, part iii, line 4b: NBCF facilitated 4 metastatic breast cancer retreats serving 25 metastatic patients (stage 4 breast cancer) and 26 caregivers. Patients and caregivers attending the metastatic breast cancer retreats receive renewed hope, increased knowledge, and the reminder that they are not alone. As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, NBCF started the Patient Relief Program to help offset the burden of cost and loss of income and insurance. NBCF grants hospital partners across the country with funding to be distributed to patients to help with items like treatment costs, prescriptions, transportation to treatment, groceries, and childcare. NBCF partner hospitals assess the need of patients based on patient surveying. The hospital partners distribute, track, and report the impact of these funds to NBCF. Though the pandemic ended, the problem of economic devastation on recently diagnosed patients persisted. As a result, NBCF continues to support and build the Patient Relief Fund. program service accomplishments: Form 990, part iii, line 4c: educating employees about breast health and early detection and equipping employers how to support patients and survivors in the workplace. This year, NBCF presented 62 Breast Cancer in the Workplace presentations and provided 1,882 breast health education services. NBCF's Community Ambassador program trains and equips community leaders to share breast health information and promote NBCF's screening and navigation programs to those in need. This year 61 Community Ambassadors were fully trained, serving 6,185 women through 30 events.