Contact us directly to get involved and find ways to connect. You can also like us on Facebook to stay up-to-date about the exciting events in the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore areas.
ALSAC/St. Jude office location: Arlington, Virginia
Phone: (703) 650-4500
Supporters celebrate the mission of St. Jude at Hope in the Harbor in Baltimore, MD.
Meet the DMV Team
Our team is proud to partner with so many supporters and organizations in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia as, together, we strive to end childhood childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
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Baltimore, Maryland - St. Jude Hope in the Harbor
Join us for the 15th annual St. Jude Hope in the Harbor gala in Baltimore, Maryland on April 11, 2025.
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Rockville, Maryland - St. Jude Open
Join us on May 19, 2025 for the 29th annual St. Jude Open at Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Maryland.
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Washington, D.C. - St. Jude Global Gala
Join us on October 18, 2025 for the third annual St. Jude Global Gala in Washington, D.C.
Help support St. Jude by participating in St. Jude Walk/Run at National Harbor, held annually in September. This is a nationwide 5K hybrid event, taking place in person and virtually, during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month with a focus on ending childhood cancer. Together.
Do your part by registering as an individual, starting a team or joining a team for the Washington, D.C. St. Jude Walk/Run.
Not in the DMV? Click to find a walk/run in your area.
Run the Rock 'n' Roll in Washington, D.C.
Gear up for one of the most scenic runs you'll take in our nation's capital – all while fundraising for St. Jude! The Rock 'N' Roll Running Series Washington, D.C. weaves through so many cultural hubs and takes runners by some of the most iconic monuments in the district. There's no experience like it!
Make your journey part of something bigger by registering as a St. Jude Hero today.
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Call to Service
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Hope in the Harbor
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St. Jude Open
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Diamond Jubilee
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Call to Service
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Hope in the Harbor
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St. Jude Open
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Diamond Jubilee
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Hope in the Harbor
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St. Jude Open
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Diamond Jubilee
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St. Jude cares for some of the world’s sickest children regardless of their race, ethnicity, beliefs, or ability to pay. Our patients receive the customized care they need to treat childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases, no matter what barriers they may face.
St. Jude patient Za'Mya
Hope for all kids
Founder Danny Thomas vowed to make St. Jude an inclusive place for children with life-threatening diseases, as well as their families — a place of hope for all.
Our patients receive the customized care they need to treat childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases, no matter what barriers they may face.
Because of St. Jude's commitment to treat other life-threatening diseases, children like St. Jude patient Za'Mya, who was born with sickle cell disease, can thrive.
St. Jude stories from Washington, D.C. area
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Washington, D.C. donor after St. Jude visit: you had me at hello
Here is Corey Briscoe, in his own words, talking about the bond between St. Jude and his company, the power of African American philanthropy, and why there’s more to business than the traditional bottom line.
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This little girl celebrated beating cancer at St. Jude in an unusual way
Stella was 4 when she was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia and treated at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Now 10, she has big dreams for the future.
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Grandmother’s commitment to St. Jude extends to the next generation
Learn how Laura Jackson's motto "If you believe in something, you should do it" led her to support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital® and help children with sickle cell disease. Discover how she's using her knowledge of investing and philanthropy to make a lasting impact.
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Delaware school counselor: St. Jude saved my life then inspired it
When Tony DeVary helps one of his middle-school students through a challenging time, he can channel the care he received as a young patient at St. Jude.
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Washington, D.C. donor after St. Jude visit: you had me at hello
Here is Corey Briscoe, in his own words, talking about the bond between St. Jude and his company, the power of African American philanthropy, and why there’s more to business than the traditional bottom line.
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From St. Jude patient to St. Jude supporter
A diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma at age 12 could have put Philip Aiken on the bench for good. But as he explains, his determination to run back into life helped him discover a new strength through purpose.
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Soccer star Tori Huster: Why I'm all in for St. Jude
Washington Spirit player and St. Jude ambassador Tori Huster describes how young patients inspired her to join the fight against catastrophic childhood diseases.
Fill out the form to learn about the ways you can donate your time to help St. Jude.
You can support the children of St. Jude in the way that best suits your financial and personal goals.
IRAs, donor-advised funds, stocks, gift annuities, trusts and more — choose the planned giving option that is right for you, and your generosity will help children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases.
Email your local team or visit the link below for more planned giving options.
St. Jude patient Za'Mya
Partner with purpose by creating opportunities for your organization and its team members to engage with St. Jude through their work.
Connect with your local St. Jude team on potential sponsorships and partnerships, set up your workplace giving program and build a network of hope and inspiration through your involvement.
Partner with St. Jude Connect on Sponsorships and Partnerships
Submit a St. Jude community outreach request
To request a St. Jude speaker at your community event, speaking engagement, fundraiser or health fair, please email karine.sewell@alsac.stjude.org and tell us more!
Meet St. Jude patients
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Meet Janelle
When Janelle was just over a year old, her family noticed that she began to regress in her development. Medical tests revealed that Janelle had cancer.
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Meet Kamryn
At 2 years old, Kamryn's bloodwork indicated he had a form of blood cancer called acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Doctors referred him to St. Jude where he would undergo more than 2 years of chemotherapy while growing to love activities like Music Therapy.
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Meet patient Natalie
Natalie seemed like a healthy toddler. But one day, she stopped using her left arm. She had Stage IV neuroblastoma and was referred to St. Jude for treatment.
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Meet Brayden
Brayden received chemotherapy as well as proton therapy for medulloblastoma at the first proton therapy center in the world dedicated solely to children.
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Meet Ashtyn
When Ashtyn’s family learned she had a type of cancerous brain tumor called a medulloblastoma, they turned to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
