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If you had cancer, what would it be worth to you to know the best care was right here in Seattle?


If any of us ever received a diagnosis of cancer, we’d reach deep into our pockets to “buy a cure” if only that were possible. But since it’s not, our best line of defense is to invest now — while we’re still healthy — so institutions and programs can be ready for us should we, or a family member, get some difficult news.


If you’d like to meet with Ellen Kuo, the Swedish Foundation’s Director of Major Gifts, to talk about a significant gift, bequest, or a gift of property, simply let us know by emailing Ellen.Kuo@swedish.org. Or if you’re ready to make a gift, you can do that online right now.

The ultimate “thank you” gift.

Catherine is a breast cancer survivor, and now she’s also a grateful donor to True Family Women’s Cancer Center. “I can’t adequately thank my doctors and the marvelous nursing staff for all they did for me, but I can at least make sure they have the best possible conditions for doing their work,” Catherine says. “Candy and flowers are nice, but I’m certain they’d rather have the resources to save more lives.”