Team Continuum Inc.

“Friends of karen 8 w 126th street new york, ny 10027 25,000 0 0”

“Expenses advertising 4,739 office expenses 12,255 website 1,264 marathon entrance fees 31,497 bank charges 2,397 supplies 1,354 total 53,506”

“Pledges receivable 8,750 0 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 3,500 3,500 175,232 175,232 less accumulated depreciation 175,232 175,232 14,643 14,643 less accumulated amortization 6,190 7,167 total 20,703 10,976”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 6,344 486”

“Provide immediate non-medical assistance to cancer patients to alleviate some hardship in their everyday lives. We also provide funding to health care facilities and foundations to enhance the delivery of care, communications and educational services.”

“Endurance events- in making a connection between two of life's most challenging pursuits, that of battling cancer and running a marathon, team continuum raises awareness of the strength and resilience of cancer patients and the doctors, families, friends and organizations that are vital to the treatment and recovery process.”

“The organization's patient and caregiver awareness & support program is unique in its mission, scope and breadth of outreach. The program provides immediate vital, non-medical assistance to cancer patients undergoing treatment and their families where the diagnosis results in hardship and uncertainty in their everyday lives. Areas of assistance are items that are not covered by any form of insurance and includes but is not limited to: rents, mortgages, car payments, utility bills, a bed and birthday party for a child undergoing treatment. The effects of each grant reaches beyond the patients taking into consideration their families. Spouses, parents, grandparents, children and siblings of cancer patients all experience an immediate alleviation of financial burden due to the program's support. The cancer patients and their families that the program supports are able to redirect their focus towards the patients' care and maintain economic security until thus able to return to employment.”