Ways to Give

Why Your Gift Matters

Your support turns bold ideas into breakthroughs. Join us.

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

Philanthropy fuels Fred Hutch’s breakthroughs.

Our community's support drives life-changing discoveries, strengthens patient and caregiver experiences, and helps build the next generation of researchers and clinicians. There are many ways to give. Explore below to see how your support can fuel world-changing science.

Campaign for Fred Hutch

Thanks to our generous supporters, Fred Hutch is redefining cancer and infectious disease for the next generation. Join us as we look beyond what’s possible today toward a new era of world-changing discoveries.

When you partner with Fred Hutch, your support:

Dr. Paul Nghiem

Strengthens Care

Dr. Aude Chapuis

Fuels Bold Science

Dr. Hans Peter-Kiem

Ignites Funding

Strengthens Care

Expanding options for patients with rare cancers. 

Merkel cell carcinoma (MCC) is so rare that newly diagnosed patients are often the first case their oncologist has ever treated. With the support of a steadfast community, Dr. Paul Nghiem and his collaborators have built the world’s leading program dedicated to understanding and treating MCC, reshaping standards of care and transforming MCC patient prospects everywhere.

Why Fred Hutch?

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

Fred Hutch has worked on the front lines of science that transforms the world for 50 years. Our early work in bone marrow transplantation offered the first proof that the immune system could be harnessed to overcome cancer – a breakthrough that opened the door to cures once thought impossible.

Today, our researchers are tackling some of the toughest challenges in cancer and infectious diseases, from advancing immunotherapies to developing better ways to detect and prevent cancer. Every discovery is shaped by both science and compassion. And it’s our community — and their reasons to support our work— that continue to drive our progress.

Founded on one brother’s love — and every reason that follows.

Accountability & Impact

Fred Hutch is an independent, nonprofit organization that also serves as the cancer program for UW Medicine. Our relationship allows for enhanced care coordination between a top-ranked cancer center and a leading integrated health system and accelerates the latest scientific breakthroughs in cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

Fred Hutch is proud to raise funds that fuel the adult oncology program on behalf of both Fred Hutch and UW Medicine.

We're also proud to have a Gold Seal of Transparency on Candid (formerly GuideStar), a service that evaluates more than 2 million U.S. nonprofits. Our high standards for accountability and integrity extend to our research, patients, donors, and investors. Learn more about our accountability and impact.


“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 volunteer at Fred Hutch to thank those who are making progress for our future and to prevent the loss of another loved one."

— Scott Bradford, 2019 Obliteride volunteer

Thomas J. Lynch

We don’t know which discovery will yield the next cure — but we know we have to follow where the science leads us. Similarly, we don’t know which dollar will unlock the next breakthrough. With your commitment, we can fulfill our potential.”

— Thomas J. Lynch, Fred Hutch president and director and holder of the Raisbeck Endowed Chair

Melanie Notari

“My father was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma almost nine years ago. … He has now had clean MRIs for the past eight years. … I hope someday my father’s experience will be the rule, not the exception, for all cancer patients.”

— Melanie Notari, Fred Hutch donor

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