Defeat Myeloma

🏃‍♂️ Event Overview

A family friendly run/walk benefiting Fred Hutch. We hope you’ll join us outside on Sunday, June 29, 2025 at Magnuson Park for our in-person event or from your own neighborhood.

• Date: June 29, 2025
• Location: Magnuson Park, Seattle, WA
• Distance Options: 5K or 1 mile for in-person: any distance for virtual
• Cause: Raising funds and awareness for multiple myeloma cancer research

🎽 Registration Details

All registrants will receive a custom race bib, safety pins, and a sticker.

• Registration Deadline: Must register by June 10 to guarantee shirt size
• Virtual Registration: Sign up before June 19 to ensure packet arrives on time

❓ Event Questions

Have questions? Here are some common inquiries:

• Event Location: Magnuson Park at 9:30 am on June 29th, or virtually from anywhere
• Cost: Free for patients and survivors: $35-45 for adults: $15 for kids 10 and under
• Distance: In-person options are either a 5K or 1 mile
• Time Limit: No time limit: we are there until the last person finishes

🍏 Amenities

• Food & Water: Water station at halfway point and snacks at the finish line
• Strollers: Allowed: please line up at the back of the starting area
• Dogs: Allowed if well-behaved and on a leash: line up at the back of the starting area
• Virtual Route: Find a safe place to run or walk and follow public health guidelines

⚡ Registration & Fundraising

Additional registration information:

• Registration Benefits: Gender-specific race shirt, custom bib, and 100% of proceeds support research
• How to Sign Up: Register here
• Donation Options: Donate here
• Team Creation: Visit registration page and click 'Form a Team'

🏆 Fundraising Incentives

• Fundraising Goals: Raise $500 for an exclusive party, $1,000 to name a grant, $2,500 for an exclusive event
• Minimum Commitment: No minimum, but fundraising is encouraged
• Donations: Online or by mail using our offline donation form
• Matching Gifts: Accepted: inquire with your employer for details

🔍 Understanding Multiple Myeloma

• Definition: A cancer of plasma cells in bone marrow
• Symptoms: Low blood counts, bone problems, fatigue, infections
• Treatments: Include chemotherapy, stem cell transplant, and targeted therapy
• Research Importance: Funds support advancements in multiple myeloma treatments

📚 Learn More

For further information about multiple myeloma, visit the Fred Hutch website: Fred Hutch Multiple Myeloma Information.