We encourage everyone to make a donation through the Run of Hope Seattle website to ensure your contribution is immediately credited to an individual or team fundraiser. If you would prefer to make an "offline" donation by check, please make your check payable to Run for Children's Guild and send your contribution to the following address:
Run for Children's Guild
Seattle Children's Foundation & Guild Association
PO Box 5371, M/S 818-F
Seattle, WA 98145
Be sure to include a note referencing the following if applicable:
1) Fundraiser name and 2) Team name
100% of every donation goes directly to pediatric cancer research!
DONATEFirst, register yourself for the event. You will then be directed to a fundraising page. Here you can create or join a team. Existing teams will appear on a drop down menu. Pick the team you wish to join or click the button to create a new team.
Team fundraising makes the Run of Hope experience all the more fun and meaningful. When all your positive energy spreads through your team, you wind up raising more. Teams make a difference!
PRIZES will be awarded to top team and individual fundraisers and EVERY TEAM CAPTAIN will be entered into a drawing to win some fantastic prizes! Help us put the FUN in FUNdraising and create or join a team today!
100% of every donation goes directly to pediatric cancer research!
REGISTERThe Run for Children’s Guild and Four Seasons Seattle are excited to present the 15th annual Run of Hope benefiting Seattle Children’s and continue the remarkable legacy of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Guild who founded the event in 2009 (and raised more than $9M in its 14-year history!). This year’s event benefits pediatric cancer research, and donors and teams may direct their gifts to a number of cancer research funds, including brain tumor research. The mission of the Run of Hope is all about raising funds and awareness to advance pediatric cancer research. Cancer continues to be the #1 cause of disease related deaths for children. Please join us to help change the odds for children facing a cancer diagnosis.
