Get the latest COVID-19 news, important information and updates from our experts at www.swedish.org. For updates regarding availability of the COVID-19 vaccine, you can visit www.covidvaccineseattle.org or the Department of Health’s Washington State Clinic Locator. To learn when you're eligible for the vaccine, we recommend using the Department of Health's Phase Finder tool.
COVID-19 has upended our world. At Swedish, we're fighting it with everything we've got.
But we need your help. As a not-for-profit, we rely on your generosity to advance research, purchase specialized equipment and provide the care and supplies it takes to beat this disease.
You can bolster our response to COVID-19 by making a cash gift or donating vital medical supplies. Thank you for supporting us during this unprecedented time. We can't do this without you.
Thank you for supporting us during this unprecedented time. We can't do this without you.
COVID-19 Funding Opportunities
Your philanthropic investment can provide high-quality care to our community in this time of need as we search for new treatments and preventions, as well as compassionate support for those who have been affected by COVID-19.
Learn how your support can make a difference today.
Make a Cash Gift
COVID-19 has upended our world. At Swedish, we're fighting it with everything we've got.
But we need your help. As a not-for-profit, we rely on your generosity to advance research, purchase specialized equipment and provide the care and supplies it takes to beat this disease.
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Leave a message in our Gratitude Garden
You can bring a moment of peace and comfort to our caregivers with a special note in our Gratitude Garden.
Donate Medical Supplies
Our community is showing an outpouring of support with donations of vital medical supplies. Learn more about the kinds of supplies we need and how to donate.
Photo tour and interviews from the frontline
Get a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to be on the front lines of COVID-19. You'll see and hear from our caregivers who are responding to the pandemic and working to reduce its spread.
