How You Can Help Us
Contact the Gifts Office
| Phone: | 206.667.4399 800.279.1618 |
| Fax: | 206.667.5826 |
| Address: | Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center PO Box 19024, J5-200 Seattle, WA 98109-1024 |
| Email: | annualgiving@fhcrc.org |
For additional information on a specific area of interest, we encourage you to contact the appropriate individual below.
Philanthropic Gifts or Donating Stock
Shane Hollett
206.667.6577
shollett@fhcrc.org
Annual Programs, Matching Gifts, Tribute Gifts, Workplace Giving
Keri Balmer
206.667.2947
kbalmer@fhcrc.org
Corporate and Foundation Gifts
Elizabeth Prescott
206.667.1349
eprescot@fhcrc.org
Innovators Network, President's Circle, Survivorship
Amy Watkins
206.667.4364
awatkins@fhcrc.org
Planned Giving or Donating Property
Lynette Klein
206.667.2754
lklein@fhcrc.org
John Scibek
206.667.2878
jscibek@fhcrc.org
Events
Tori Quiles
206.667.5096
tquiles@fhcrc.org
Development Marketing, Cause-related Marketing, External Fundraising Events
Jennifer Pawlosky
206.667.6327
jpawlosk@fhcrc.org
Volunteer Opportunities
Suzanne Un
206.667.3791
sun@fhcrc.org
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