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High-altitude altruism: Seeking cures at 17,600 feet
Fred Hutch scientist, senior leader will hike the Himalayas to raise money for cancer research
Timmerman headed for the top, again, with friends
Hutch expedition to Kilimanjaro has already raised $1 million
Luke Timmerman summits Everest for cancer research
<p>Seattle biotech writer at the top of the world, raising money for Fred Hutch</p>
The ultimate team-building exercise? Climbing a mountain for cancer research
This Washington state construction company is raising money for science, nearly 11,000 feet up
Luke Timmerman to scale Mount Everest for Fred Hutch research
Seattle writer will head to the top of the world in Climb to Fight Cancer
'Climb to Fight Cancer' volunteers scale mountains to help fund Fred Hutch research
Scaling mountains to fund research is just another way to rescue lives for this intrepid 'Climb to Fight Cancer' team
Climb a mountain to support Center's breast cancer research
Expanded offerings for peak experiences during the 15th anniversary Climb to Fight Breast Cancer
Climb dispatch: Teams summit Kilimanjaro
Four teams cap the 2011 Climb to Fight Breast Cancer by reaching the top of the 19,000-foot Tanzanian mountain
Climb dispatch: A sunset summit on Mount Rainier
Climb to Fight Breast Cancer teams also conquer Baker, Adams and Kilimanjaro
Climb dispatch: Three-time participant conquers Denali
Charlotte, NC resident summits Alaska peak in the Climb to Fight Breast Cancer; teams also scale Mount Rainier and Mount Olympus
Climbers conquer Mount Shasta, Mount Hood
Survivors’ Climb to Fight Breast Cancer story may inspire you to join a climb to support Center research
Climb seeks survivors to summit Mount Hood
Climb to Fight Breast Cancer is looking for those interested in climbing a mountain to raise funds for cancer research; choose from 10 peaks; one new expedition is for cancer survivors only
Climb to Fight Breast Cancer: Learn how March 1 at REI
Raise funds for Center research while having a personal peak experience; attend a Climb informational meeting Tuesday, March 1, 6:30-8 p.m.