Georgia Breast Cancer Coalition Fund

Educate. Advocate. Eradicate.

The Georgia Breast Cancer Coalition Fund (GBCCF) is working to make a difference for the more than 6,000 women in Georgia who are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Since 1994, GBCCF has been instrumental in breast cancer education and advocacy. Through our collaborative efforts with the National Breast Cancer Coalition and other breast cancer advocates, dollars earmarked for breast cancer research have quadrupled and the fight to eradicate breast cancer has been brought to the forefront of the public’s awareness.

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2010 Officers

List below are the current officers of the Georgia Breast Cancer Coalition Fund.
Ruth Eldredge, President

A founding member of GBCCF, Ruth Eldredge is a breast cancer survivor who wanted to give Georgians a platform from which to mount the fight against breast cancer. She has served in various roles over the past 15 years including President, and Vice-President. She also serves on the board of the National Breast Cancer Coalition.
Michael Koziol, Vice-President
Michael Koziol is the co-founder of newly launched Dragonfruit Studios, an Atlanta-based multi-platform content studio. He is widely recognized for his expertise in digital media and marketing, new and emerging media models, and advising leading global brands on the new media landscape.
Wendy Rohrssen, Treasurer
Wendy Rohrssen is a Solutions Accounting Consultant and Trainer for Creative Financial Software. Her duties include assessing and implementing client accounting software and educating accounting staff. She has served on the GBCCF Board since 2005.
Marjorie Kellogg, Secretary
Marge Kellogg is a breast cancer survivor whose tireless efforts as an educator, leader, advocate and sister have inspired many Georgians to take positive action. Marge, a Project Manager for Kennesaw State University’s Center for Education Placements & Partnerships at the Bagwell College of Education, also sings in the Shades of Pink Choir.