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0:52GivingTuesday 2018
This #GivingTuesday, we are raising money to support the Cancer Patient Assistance Fund for patients receiving care at Swedish Cancer Institute. Because of you, every family with a loved one facing ca
4:21You make stories like Bonnie’s possible
Today, Bonnie is in remission because the care she needed was available at Swedish – care that’s only possible thanks to the generous philanthropic support of our community. Your gift helps make inn
3:59“We’re hopeful for a breakthrough”
Join us May 6 for the Seattle Brain Cancer Walk fundraising event. http://www.braincancerwalk.org. Your support of the Seattle Brain Cancer Walk makes advances in brain cancer research and clinical tr
3:44“He saved my life”
Your support makes advances in research—and so much more—possible at Swedish. You give the gift of life to patients like Keith who want to watch their children grow up.
3:43You make stories like Ron’s possible
Today, Ron is a cancer survivor and he has supporters like you to thank for it. Because you give to Swedish, the research and care that Ron needed was available to him and thousands of patients like h
1:052017 GivingTuesday
This #GivingTuesday, we are raising money to support the Cancer Patient Assistance Fund for patients receiving care at Swedish Cancer Institute. Because of you, every family with a loved one facing ca
4:02CardiacEncounters
CardiacEncounters is a custom application being developed by Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute cardiologist, R.J., Westcott, M.D. The goal of CardiacEncounters is to fully integrate our cardiology da
8:202017 Swedish Community Impact Award Presentation
2017 Swedish Community Impact Award Presentation
3:47"Life is never going to be the same again"
Looking for a way to support brain cancer research, Dennis' daughter, Megan, channeled her love for art into fundraising for the disease that claimed her dad's life. Learn more and donate at www.swed
4:56Attitude is everything
Attitude is everything. That’s the mantra that got Scott through his open heart surgery. Faced with fear and anxiety, Scott credits his nurses for being patient and letting him take off his brave face
5:35"It worked. You can read my writing."
For nearly 20 years, Gregory suffered from essential tremor. But today, that’s all changed. Thanks to donations from our community, we’re the first in the Northwest to offer focused ultrasound to trea
0:25Thank you!
Dave, here’s a personal message for you from Ryder Gwinn, M.D., of the Swedish Neuroscience Institute. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our patients!
0:41Double your impact this #GivingTuesday
#GivingTuesday kicks off the charitable season of giving. This year, on #GivingTuesday, we're asking you to join Elizabeth in supporting the SCI Fund for Children - and she will double your donation.
0:43Thanks to our community!
With the support of our community, Celebrate Swedish raised more than $6.1 million for innovative research and patient care at Swedish. THANK YOU!
1:30Dave's story - Swedish Spinal Cord Research Platform
You can give hope to patients like Dave with your donation to the Swedish Spinal Cord Research Platform. www.swedishfoundation.org/neuro
8:48Swedish Spinal Cord Research Platform
