Supporters “Swing for a Cure” at 21st Annual Carol Gollob Foundation Charity Tennis Clinic

On April 21, 2012, the Carol Gollob Foundation for Breast Cancer Research hosted its 21^st annual “Swinging for a Cure” charity tennis clinic to help raise funds for breast cancer research. Generous supporters, including budding tennis players and pros attended the event to sharpen their skills on the courts and further the Foundation’s philanthropic efforts. Since 1992 the Foundation has
raised more than half a million dollars to support leading edge breast cancer research at prestigious medical facilities, including NorthShore University
HealthSystem (NorthShore) Kellogg Cancer Center.

Participants at the “Swinging for a Cure” tennis clinic are divided into groups of eight based on skill level and led through a series of drills and instruction by
Chicago area tennis professionals for two hours. The clinic is followed by a dinner, raffle and silent auction.

“‘The Swinging for a Cure’ charity tennis clinic allows individuals to engage in a high-energy, healthy activity while supporting a worthy cause,” said Lisa
Gollob Finke. “Raising awareness and funds for breast cancer research is key to helping families, like ours, whose loved ones are diagnosed with breast cancer.”

Lisa Gollob Finke and her husband, Tom Finke, along with her brother, David Gollob, formed the foundation to honor the memory of their mother, Carol Gollob, a Glencoe
resident who died of breast cancer in 1993 at the age of 55. The Carol Gollob Foundation for Breast Cancer Research is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation
dedicated to educating people about breast cancer and to funding research for its detection, prevention and cure.

For more information about NorthShore Kellogg Cancer Center or ways to support the innovative cancer care and research being provided at NorthShore University
HealthSystem, please call (224) 364-7214 or visit northshore.org/foundation.

About NorthShore University HealthSystem

Headquartered in Evanston, Illinois, NorthShore University HealthSystem (NorthShore) is a comprehensive, fully integrated, healthcare delivery system that serves the
Chicago region. The system includes four hospitals in Evanston, Glenview, Highland Park and Skokie. NorthShore employs approximately 10,000 and has 2,400
affiliated physicians, including an 800+ physician, multispecialty group practice with over 100 office locations. Further, NorthShore supports teaching and research as the principal teaching affiliate for the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine.

The NorthShore Research Institute focuses on clinical and translational research, including leadership in clinical trials and medical informatics. The NorthShore University HealthSystem Foundation is the primary philanthropic entity of NorthShore. The Foundation raises charitable contributions and engages volunteer friends in support of NorthShore’s ongoing mission to preserve and improve human life.

NorthShore has significant capabilities in a wide spectrum of clinical programs, including Kellogg Cancer Center, NorthShore Neurological Institute, cardiovascular care,
orthopaedics, high-risk maternity and pediatrics. NorthShore is a Magnet recognized organization, the first in Illinois designated as a system to receive this prestigious honor that demonstrates excellence in nursing and high standards in patient care. NorthShore is a national leader in the implementation of innovative technologies, including electronic medical records (EMR). In 2003, NorthShore was among the first in the country to successfully launch a system-wide EMR with demonstrable benefits in quality, safety, efficiency and service to patients. NorthShore has been recognized by multiple national organizations for this notable achievement.