Kirkland Cancer Center

- 1,700+ new adult cancer patients diagnosed and/or treated yearly

- Cutting-edge treatment options in radiation oncology, surgical oncology, and chemotherapy

- Latest in technological equipment

- Accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer

The Kirkland Cancer Center has been honored by an extraordinary and deeply meaningful planned gift of more than $249,000 from a former patient whose generosity will make a lasting impact on cancer care in our community.

While the donor has chosen to remain anonymous, their gift speaks volumes. It reflects profound gratitude for the care received and a heartfelt desire to ensure future patients and families experience the same compassion, support, and excellence throughout their cancer journey.

Planned gifts such as this one are especially powerful. They represent a legacy, one that extends hope beyond a single lifetime and strengthens the future of cancer care for generations to come. This generous contribution will help support vital programs, enhance patient services, and allow the Kirkland Cancer Center to continue meeting the evolving needs of those facing a cancer diagnosis.

The Hope and Healing Foundation honors individuals who choose to make planned gifts through its Legacy Society, recognizing those who create a lasting impact through their generosity and foresight. These gifts ensure that compassionate, high-quality care remains available for future patients and families.

We are deeply grateful for this remarkable act of thoughtfulness. To our anonymous donor, thank you for your trust, your generosity, and your belief in the mission of the Kirkland Cancer Center. Your legacy will continue to bring hope and healing to countless lives.

"Without the overwhelming love, support, and care of the dedicated staff at Kirkland Cancer Center, I could not have made it through this."
Lisa Roberts

"I have never been to any health care center that I have ever enjoyed going into other that this one. I know that people have life changing problems to go in to see a caregiver there. However ALL the people there are nice, cheerful and helpful and that  makes it feel you are in good hands for sure. All the staff and caregivers are wonderful and make you feel safe and secure." 
Joe Aitken

"My sister and her husband came here through out there struggle with cancer. It was amazing to have people in your corner that would look out for you take care of their patients and love on them."
Tracey McCage Walters

"What a pleasant and positive atmosphere! I’m so grateful for the tender and compassionate souls-from the reception staff to the physicians- I was wowed by the care and warmth. You’ve all been so amazing and a real blessing to my family." 
Cathy Castellaw Pugh