Welcome to the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) events and sponsorship page. SCCA participates in various community events throughout the year that align with our organizational mission and goals.
Northwest Folklife Festival
Seattle Center - May 24-27, 2019
The Northwest Folklife Festival is the place to learn, to dance, to play, to try something new and to discover arts and cultures that inspire celebration of one another and our large community. The Northwest Folklife Festival celebrates the global traditions of local, independent artists and SCCA is proud to sponsor the event for three years. Presenting more than 5,000 performers, the festival draws from the more than 100 cultural communities that Northwest Folklife collaborates with year-round. The festival is presented without admission charge, creating the most inclusive, wide reaching arts experience.
Seattle Pride Parade
Downtown Seattle - June 30, 2019
SCCA will be featured in the Seattle Pride Parade, an event that works to celebrate and advocate for the LGBTQ population. The annual parade takes place in downtown Seattle.
Seafair Summer 4th
Gas Works Park - July 4, 2019
SCCA is proud to be the presenting sponsor for the Seafair Summer 4th celebration at Gas Works Park. The event is an exciting opportunity to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday with our Lake Union neighbors and the greater Seattle community.
Seattle Swim Across America
Lake Washington Open Water Swim - September 7, 2019
Swim Across America, Inc. (SAA), is dedicated to raising money and awareness for cancer research, prevention and treatment through swimming-related events. In Seattle, SAA community volunteers host an annual open-water swim in Lake Washington that benefits SCCA. To date, Swim Across America contributed over $2.5 million for clinical research at SCCA. This year you can participate as a swimmer, volunteer or fundraiser in the Lake Washington Open Water Swim.
Past events
Seattle Symphony
SCCA is proud to partner with the Seattle Symphony during Cancer Survivorship Awareness Month. We work together to build a community where our patients find healing through music and the arts.
Susan G. Komen
Race for the Cure - Seattle Center
The Komen Puget Sound Race for the Cure first began in 1984 to unite the breast cancer community, celebrate survivors, raise money for breast cancer research and honor those who lost their lives to the disease. Seventy-five percent of the net funds raised through the race go towards local programs. Runners and walkers can participate individually or form teams.
Pink Boat Regatta
Pink Boat Regatta - September 8, 2018
Every year, sailors and supporters come together for the Pink Boat Regatta dressed in their best pink outfits to be on the water together. This sailing event raises money for the Breast Cancer Research Fund.