Become a Fundraiser. Make a Difference.
In an instant, breast cancer can change someone’s life forever. It’s a life-altering event that can bring significant emotional and financial burdens. Many breast cancer fighters struggle with everyday expenses, from medical bills to basic living costs, as they focus on their recovery.
No one should have to worry about how they will pay their medical bills while receiving treatment. By becoming a fundraiser, you can collect donations or build a team to make an immediate and tangible impact for women and men fighting this disease.
Fundraising Made Easy
Becoming a fundraiser is simple! Here’s how you can get started:
Sign Up: Create your fundraising page.
Build Your Campaign: Personalize your fundraising page with your story, photos, and goals. Share why this cause matters to you.
Spread the Word: Share your page with friends, family, and colleagues via social media, email, and word of mouth.
Raise Funds: Host events, organize challenges, or simply share your fundraising page. Every dollar counts and brings us closer to a world where breast cancer fighters receive the support they need.
Healing Boxes
Their signature “Healing Boxes” are assembled and delivered, at no charge, to local women who are newly diagnosed with breast cancer at all Swedish Cancer Institute Campuses.
Financial Grants
Studies show that cancer can be financially devastating to women and their families. Their financial grants pay for necessities such as food, utilities, and childcare so that women in our community can focus on healing.
Immediate, Direct
No long forms, no waiting period. Swedish Cancer Institute distributes 100% of the funds donated by Northwest Hope & Healing to the Patient Assistance Fund for zero fee, in consideration of SCI’s patient needs.
Double Your Donation With a Matching Gift
A lot of companies will match your donation to us. See if your company matches charitable donations to make your contribution go even further. Here are just a few of the companies that provide matching donations.