Ways to Give

Why Your Gift Matters

For the first time in history, cancer cures are within reach — with your support. When you give to Fred Hutch, your passion for cures joins our world-changing science to save lives.

You want to end cancer. So do we. Your gift fuels cures.

38%

of men and women will face cancer

Your support honors their courage and unlocks better prevention, care and treatment.

Honor a Loved One

90%

of gifts to Fred Hutch are <$1000

Every contribution fuels breakthrough research and advances our mission.

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40+

years of lifesaving research

Our work now supports a healthier tomorrow.

Establish Your Legacy Today

6X

the speed for discovery

Private support jump-starts projects six times faster than federal grants alone.

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Your gift + game changing research at Fred Hutch = more people beating cancer

At Fred Hutch, we have a big goal: to cure most, if not all, cancers.

What makes us so bold? Scientists with the expertise and commitment to push harder. Powerful new treatments. Exponential leaps in personalized prevention and care. Families with no time to wait.

And you: the supporters who make our work possible.

Why You?

Your gift does what no other funding can do. At Fred Hutch, your dollars:

Save Lives

Fuel Bold Science

Ignite Funding

Save Lives

Carla’s cancer was too advanced for surgery. A new therapy changed her life.

“When I felt the lump on my neck, I’d been married just a year. It was stage 4 cancer and too advanced for surgery. Fortunately, Fred Hutch researchers were working on a new treatment. I was able to enroll in a clinical trial. Thirty days later, the [tumor] was gone. When we heard the news, my husband cried, and so did I. We’d been given a second chance.”

Your support provides the most precious gift of all — time.

“We’ve made enormous progress in treating cancer patients and improving the quality of their lives, but our goal is to cure cancer. The place where that will happen — the leading edge for that — is Fred Hutch.”

Dr. Gary Gilliland, president and director, Fred Hutch

Why Fred Hutch?

When people say, “That can’t be done,” we say, “Watch us.”

Fred Hutch has worked at the frontlines of science for more than four decades. Our early work in bone marrow transplantation led to cures for some types of cancer and offered the first proof that the immune system can stop others. Our world-leading immunotherapy program carries that legacy forward. And our top researchers continue to make discoveries that improve lives and propel science. Now, we’re leading the charge to find curative therapies for all cancers.

Relentless collaboration: On our campus. With leaders in tech, life science and data science. To pit everything we've got against cancer.

Unparalleled discovery: Across our divisions — from the basic tenets of life to breakthrough cancer treatments.

Patient-centered research: “Every Fred Hutch researcher, physician and caregiver works selflessly, tirelessly — each driven by the one patient we couldn’t cure; or the loved one who lived; the mother, the father, the daughter. It’s the patients — those who have survived cancer and those who haven’t — who send us back to our labs with renewed motivation and a real sense of urgency.” — Dr. Gary Gilliland, Fred Hutch president and director

Built on a brother's love: When Dr. William Hutchinson lost his brother — baseball hero Fred Hutchinson — to cancer, he dreamed of a place where top scientists would work together to end cancer and other causes of human suffering. More than 40 years later, Fred Hutch is that place. Our work is still guided by integrity, respect and accountability.

Shubang Gan in the Fred Hutch Visitor Center.

Focused on cures: Four decades of scientific exploration. One goal: curing cancer.

Dedicated to excellence: Three Nobel laureates and scientific leaders known worldwide.

You Power Our Work

Generous Fred Hutch supporters like you turn compassion into action.

“We do not want future generations to experience the pain of losing a loved one or feel the uncertainty and fear of a cancer diagnosis. Giving generously to the Hutch gives us hope and promise."

— Fred Hutch supporters Luis and Colette Ulloa

“We do not want future generations to experience the pain of losing a loved one or feel the uncertainty and fear of a cancer diagnosis. Giving generously to the Hutch gives us hope and promise."

— Fred Hutch supporters Luis and Colette Ulloa

“I want to support cancer research. I’m very passionate about finding a cure, and I think that there’s no better place to give the money to or volunteer time to than the Hutch.”

— Lindsey Pinckney, Fred Hutch supporter and leukemia survivor

“I want to support cancer research. I’m very passionate about finding a cure, and I think that there’s no better place to give money to or volunteer time to than the Hutch.”

— Lindsey Pinckney, Fred Hutch supporter and leukemia survivor