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Invite your friends and family to support cancer research in lieu of a gift. Make a gift to research in place of wedding favors. Honor your wedding day by creating a webTributes page.

Giving Opportunities:

Invite your friends and family to support cancer research in lieu of a gift. Make a gift to research in place of wedding favors. Honor your wedding day by creating a webTributes page.

Giving Opportunities:

In Lieu of Gifts:
Celebrate your special occasion by directing family and friends to honor your wedding day with gifts to the Hutchinson Center. You will receive a hand-addressed note card from a Hutchinson Center staff member indicating that a family member or friend donated in your honor.

Wedding Favors:
Make a contribution to support cancer research rather than purchasing wedding favors for your guests. The Hutchinson Center will supply table-top tent cards to inform your guests that a lifesaving gift has been given in their honor.

webTributes:
Honor your wedding day by creating a Hutchinson Center webTributes page, which is a Web page that can be dedicated to your loved ones. Your page tells a story of a special person and provides the opportunity to make an online donation to support the Hutchinson Center’s mission of eliminating cancer and related diseases as causes of suffering and death.

For More Information:

Web: www.fhcrc.org/wedding
Telephone: 206.667.5242 or 800.279.1618, ext. 5242
E-mail: rmccallu@fhcrc.org

Who We Are:

At Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, our interdisciplinary teams of world-renowned scientists and humanitarians work together to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer, HIV/AIDS and other related diseases. Our researchers, including three Nobel laureates, bring a relentless pursuit and passion for health, knowledge and hope to their work and the world. By investing in the Hutchinson Center, you will be supporting this critical need to fund new ideas and innovations in research as they emerge―accelerating our ability to prevent, detect and treat cancer and related diseases.