Thank you for your interest in supporting the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. You may make a gift through any of the following convenient ways. Each of these methods also allows you to honor or remember a friend or loved one with your gift.

Check: Please make check or money order payable to Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Please mail your check to: Seattle Cancer Care Alliance P.O. Box 19023 Seattle, WA 98109-1023 If you wish to honor or remember a friend or loved one with your gift, please follow the instructions at the bottom of this page.

Credit Card: Credit card gifts are also accepted using Visa or MasterCard. To make a credit card donation, please contact Sarah Mena at (206) 667-6121 or smena@fhcrc.org.

Memorial Fund: To name SCCA as a recipient of donations in lieu of flowers, or to set up a memorial fund, please contact Sarah Mena at (206) 667-6121 or smena@fhcrc.org.

Tribute Gifts: To make a gift in honor of a friend or loved one or in tribute to a special occasion, include the name of the honoree and their mailing address so they can be informed of your gift.

To make a gift in memory of a friend or loved one, include the name of the person as well as the name and mailing address of their next-of-kin so they can be informed of your gift.

If you have any questions about donating to SCCA, please contact Sarah Mena at (206) 667-6121 or smena@fhcrc.org.

Support SCCA House

Families with a loved one facing cancer look for the best possible place to receive their care. But often the best place is located far from home, even out of state. Seattle Cancer Care Alliance is one of those centers, providing leading-edge, compassionate care — care informed by unparalleled research activities and extensive experience with patients with cancer.

Although everyone deserves the best in cancer care, the best is sometimes out of reach. Many people struggle to cover the expenses of cancer treatment, let alone the extra expenses of food, shelter, and transportation required by a stay in Seattle. Some patients forgo treatment altogether because they simply can’t afford it.

SCCA House opened September 28, 2009. This new 80-unit housing facility is conveniently located close to SCCA and has many features and amenities. It will be a home away from home for patients and families during treatment to feel safe in a strange city.

How you can help

Keeping patient housing affordable is vital to the healing process, and our goal is to raise enough money to provide housing to families for whom the modest costs of staying in SCCA House would still be too high. With your help, we can help more cancer patients — especially the patients who need us most. For more information about supporting SCCA House and the SCCA’s patients and families, please contact:

Jenny Ott, Development Associate
(206) 288-7122
jott@seattlecca.org