| NWSF Leadership
The Northwest Sarcoma Foundation leadership team brings together a diverse group of professionals united by a shared commitment to advancing progress in the fight against sarcoma. Representing a broad range of expertise across medicine, research, industry, and advocacy, this team combines deep clinical knowledge with strategic leadership and community engagement. Together, they help guide our mission to expand awareness, strengthen patient and caregiver resources, and drive critical fundraising efforts that support innovative research and future breakthroughs. Their collective experience and dedication play a vital role in accelerating progress and improving outcomes for those affected by sarcoma.
| Our Team
| NWSF Board of Directors
Michael Lillie
Board President
Michael Lillie, acting President for the Northwest Sarcoma Foundation, comes with over a decade experience and wealth of knowledge as a rare disease oncology manager startups.
Nick Casillas
Commvault, Board VP
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Bella May
Bella Counseling, Board Treasurer
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Mike Bell, PA
Providence Orthopedics
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Michael Wagner, MD
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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Jeremy Sharib, MD
Fred Hutch Cancer Center
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| Northwest Sarcoma Foundation Partnerships & Financials
Northwest Sarcoma Foundation was founded in 1996 and became recognized as a 501(c)(3) organization by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in 1997.
The Northwest Sarcoma Foundation's corporate sponsors, private donors, partnerships and nonprofit affiliations are the key to our success. To become part of our sarcoma community, or learn more, please join us!
Nonprofits share IRS Form 990 as public knowledge to maintain their tax-exempt status and demonstrate transparency to donors, grant-makers, and the public. The form provides a comprehensive picture of the foundations activities, governance practices, and operational details.
The Northwest Sarcoma Foundation annual report is a public report detailing the foundation’s activities and impact throughout the preceding year. Our purpose is to provide donors, investors, or potential partners, with information about the nonprofits operations and financial performance for the fiscal year.
The best way to find yourself is
to lose yourself in the service of others.
- Mahatma Gandhi