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The Seany Foundation is pleased to
announce the 2009 Board of Directors:

Mitchell J. Robins, CPA
CEO, The Seany Foundation
Founder, Robins & Associates CPAs

Amy G. Robins
CAO, The Seany Foundation

Daniel A. Green, MD
Southern California Permanente Medical Group
Department of Orthopedics
Division of Spine-Surgery

Ulrika Birgersdotter-Green, MD
Professor of Medicine
Division of Cardiology
UCSD School of Medicine

John R. Holland
Principal, Customer Centric Selling

Harlan L. Lansky
President, Seany Records

William C. Siegel, PE
President and CEO, Kleinfelder Group

Bill Strauss
CEO, Proflower.com

Jeffrey Strauss
Owner and Operator, Pamplemousse Grille

A. Kipp Williams, Esq.
Principal, Blanchard, Krasner & French

The Seany Foundation is a non-profit organization founded to carry on Sean Lewis Robins’ legacy of battling Ewing’s sarcoma (ES) and to help find a cure for cancer. We are working to ensure that research programs devoted to rare childhood cancers get the funding they desperately need.

Childhood cancer affects 1 in 330 children before they turn 20 years old. Cancer is the leading cause of death in children. It is a random killer with no known cause. Our goal at The Seany Foundation is to fund cutting-edge research for ES and other childhood cancers, and to help teens and children thrive and survive, as they struggle through their own cancer journeys.

Each year, the National Cancer Institute spends millions of dollars on breast cancer research alone, yet only $20-30 million is set aside for the research of all childhood cancer. And only a fraction of this funding is put toward finding cures for the many sarcomas that exist. The government plans to make more funding cuts for childhood cancers, especially sarcomas. Through an organized support effort, we can come together to help reconcile this harsh reality for children facing this horrible affliction.

Ewing's Sarcoma Statistics

Sarcomas (cancer of bones, muscles, fats, and some
soft tissue) make up 20% of all pediatric cancers.

As a form of bone cancer, Ewing's sarcoma occurs
most often in adolescents and young adults.

The five-year survival rate is just over 60% in children
with localized disease (or disease that hasn't spread).

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