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Fred Hutch Obliteride is the largest and best-organized fundraising bike ride and 5K walk/run in the Pacific Northwest. We’re a movement to obliterate cancer by fueling lifesaving research at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. For 2020, we reimagined our event so that our participants could pick any activity and have fun from a safe distance. The final day of our season was Saturday, August 8.

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Obliteride media coverage

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Press Release

Seattle to Glow Orange to Support Fred Hutch Cancer, COVID-19 Research

Thousands from around the world are participating in Fred Hutch Obliteride 2020.

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King 5 News

'Obliteride' seeing record turnout despite going virtual amid pandemic

Participants around the world are raising money for cancer and COVID-19 research through the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.

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King 5 News

Seattle skyline glows orange to support national cancer research at Fred Hutch

Despite this year being a virtual event, sign-up numbers are at an all-time high, according to the organization.

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Puget Sound Business Journal

Fred Hutch Obliteride 2019 raises more than $2.5 million

Some 2,489 enthusiastic people hooted and cheered Saturday as they participated in the 7th annual Fred Hutch Obliteride fundraiser ...

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