Guest guest Posted November 9, 2009 Report Share Posted November 9, 2009 http://www.freep.com/article/20091108/BUSINESS06/911080704/1002/BUSINESS/Giving-\ back-Greenview Posted: Nov. 8, 2009 Giving back: Greenview Facebook Twitter Digg TODAY'S SUBJECT: Debbie and Ted Green, founders of the Greenview Foundation's Hepatitis C Research Fund THE CAUSE: A venture of Ann Arbor-based technology company Greenview Data, the Greenview Foundation's Hepatitis C Research Fund raises money for medical research at the University of Michigan to improve the diagnosis and education of Hepatitis C patients worldwide. The foundation was established in 2006 by Debbie Green and her husband, Ted, who is the president and founder of Greenview Data. BACKGROUND: The Greens were compelled to start the fund because a young woman they love contracted hepatitis C through a blood transfusion while being treated for cancer at the age of 7. She was told that by the time she needed treatment for the hepatitis, science would come to the rescue. Now, 20 years later, progress in hepatitis C research is still lagging and education about available treatments is insufficient. RESULTS: The first goal of the Hepatitis C Research Fund was reached in 2007 when the organization donated $10,000 to the University of Michigan Hospitals. This was enough to seed the foundation's research project of creating an online system available worldwide to patients and doctors to estimate treatment effectiveness based on a patient's medical and lifestyle parameters. An additional $20,000 was raised in 2008, mostly through the sale of the foundation's cookbook " Cooking Around the World, " donations and a golf outing. The goal for 2009-10 is to raise $40,000. The foundation aims over time to raise the full $150,000 required for the online system. ON GIVING: The annual death toll of hepatitis C in the United States is estimated to be 8,000-12,000. The Greens' foundation aims to save lives by raising awareness of hepatitis C and existing treatment options, providing seed money for research grants, and raising money for research. INFORMATION: Learn more about the Greenview Foundation's Hepatitis C Fund by contacting Debbie Green at: Debbie@... or 734-223-8400. Giving Back recognizes philanthropy and volunteerism in the Michigan business community. To nominate your company, boss, colleague or employee, e-mail Randy Essex, ressex@.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 9, 2009 Report Share Posted November 9, 2009 http://www.freep.com/article/20091108/BUSINESS06/911080704/1002/BUSINESS/Giving-\ back-Greenview Posted: Nov. 8, 2009 Giving back: Greenview Facebook Twitter Digg TODAY'S SUBJECT: Debbie and Ted Green, founders of the Greenview Foundation's Hepatitis C Research Fund THE CAUSE: A venture of Ann Arbor-based technology company Greenview Data, the Greenview Foundation's Hepatitis C Research Fund raises money for medical research at the University of Michigan to improve the diagnosis and education of Hepatitis C patients worldwide. The foundation was established in 2006 by Debbie Green and her husband, Ted, who is the president and founder of Greenview Data. BACKGROUND: The Greens were compelled to start the fund because a young woman they love contracted hepatitis C through a blood transfusion while being treated for cancer at the age of 7. She was told that by the time she needed treatment for the hepatitis, science would come to the rescue. Now, 20 years later, progress in hepatitis C research is still lagging and education about available treatments is insufficient. RESULTS: The first goal of the Hepatitis C Research Fund was reached in 2007 when the organization donated $10,000 to the University of Michigan Hospitals. This was enough to seed the foundation's research project of creating an online system available worldwide to patients and doctors to estimate treatment effectiveness based on a patient's medical and lifestyle parameters. An additional $20,000 was raised in 2008, mostly through the sale of the foundation's cookbook " Cooking Around the World, " donations and a golf outing. The goal for 2009-10 is to raise $40,000. The foundation aims over time to raise the full $150,000 required for the online system. ON GIVING: The annual death toll of hepatitis C in the United States is estimated to be 8,000-12,000. The Greens' foundation aims to save lives by raising awareness of hepatitis C and existing treatment options, providing seed money for research grants, and raising money for research. INFORMATION: Learn more about the Greenview Foundation's Hepatitis C Fund by contacting Debbie Green at: Debbie@... or 734-223-8400. Giving Back recognizes philanthropy and volunteerism in the Michigan business community. To nominate your company, boss, colleague or employee, e-mail Randy Essex, ressex@.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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