
I CAN. AND, I WILL.

It's hard to believe that it's already been 7 years since Olivia's diagnosis. In 2018, our world was turned upside down when we learned that our little girl had a rare genetic disorder with no cure. We were devastated, but we didn't give up. Inspired by Olivia's unwavering spirit and driven by the love for our kids, we put one foot in front of the other and said, "I Can and I Will."
Join us in celebrating our 6th year of the annual race dedicated to Olivia Vitello and help raise money for Seattle Children's Hospital.
This professionally timed event comes with finishing medals, fun swag, and all proceeds will benefit the uncompensated care fund at Seattle Children's Hospital, providing medical care to children in our region regardless of their family's ability to pay.

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ABOUT I CAN AND I WILL
Olivia's pediatrician was concerned when she fell off the growth chart at her 6-year wellness visit. After months of many referrals and tests, doctors diagnosed her with Morquio syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that affects a child's bones, spine, organs, and physical abilities. Olivia requires a weekly enzyme infusion that costs nearly $30,000 out of pocket. Despite this, she remains resilient and inspired her family to give back to Seattle Children's Hospital.
Today, Olivia is a 9th grader and entering high school. She has had 10 surgeries and around 350 infusions under her belt. Olivia and her mom have been approaching these past events and everything in life with the mantra: “I can. And I WILL.” It’s this mantra that gets Olivia through weekly infusions and has inspired her family to find a way to give back to Seattle Children’s and the patients and families it serves.
