Biotech journalist Luke Timmerman and Team Everest Base Camp seek to raise $1 million for cancer research at Fred Hutch.
Following a successful summit of Mt. Everest in 2018 and an extraordinary inaugural team summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro in 2019, Seattle writer and entrepreneur Luke Timmerman has set his sights on a new adventure: hiking the Himalayas’ storied trails to Everest Base Camp. Executives and investors from the biotech and pharmaceutical industries will come together to form Team Everest Base Camp and will travel to Nepal in March 2020.
Each Team Everest Base Camp climber will raise $50,000 or more to support cancer research at Fred Hutch.
To make a donation, click here. If you would rather mail in a donation, please send your gift to the address below. Be sure to include the name of the climber you are donating to. For stock donations or bank transfer instructions, please email climb@fredhutch.org.
Fred Hutch
ATTN: Climb to Fight Cancer
1100 Fairview Ave. N., Mail Stop J5-200
Seattle, WA 98109
Team Everest Base Camp: If you haven’t yet received your fundraising toolkit, please contact Kjell Oswald at ktoswald@fredhutch.org or 206.667.7309.
As part of his long-term mission to scale all Seven Summits (the highest peaks on all seven continents) in support of Fred Hutch, Luke Timmerman successfully summited Mt. Vinson in December 2019. At 16,050 feet, Mt. Vinson is Antarctica’s tallest mountain and No. 5 of his Seven Summits quest. Congratulations, Luke! Thank you for fueling lifesaving research.