Frequently Asked Questions

Outside of visiting one of our eight hospitals, attending the Vision Summit is the best way to see CURE’s mission in action. The Vision Summit is designed to give you a clear, comprehensive understanding of the problems CURE works to solve and the strength of the solutions we bring. You will gain insight into why this work is urgent, how our model delivers meaningful and lasting impact, and how our leadership team has built a track record of executing with excellence. Through sessions presented by those leading the work, you will see how strategy, stewardship, and mission come together in practice. You will leave with a clear understanding of the opportunity, the strength of the organization, and the confidence to engage thoughtfully.

Registration is open and space is limited.

We encourage you to register as soon as possible to secure your spot and allow our team to plan for your visit accordingly.

Click here to complete the registration form.

There is no cost to attend the Vision Summit. Guests are responsible for their own travel and hotel accommodations. Event programming and hosted meals during the Summit are provided.

We recommend staying at either of these high-quality hotels, located right around the corner from the Museum of the Bible (MoTB).

Note: Mention CURE International to book a discounted room at either hotel.

Residence Inn by Marriott, Washington, DC, National Mall 

Hyatt Place Washington, DC, National Mall 

No parking is available at the MoTB. If you are not staying at a hotel close by, please plan on using public transportation or parking in a nearby public lot or garage.

The Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is approximately 4 miles from MoTB. A ride via Uber or Lyft will take 10-15 min, depending on traffic. It’s a 25-minute ride via the Metro (Yellow Line to L’Enfant Plaza, then a quick transfer or 10-minute walk).

Vision Summit attendees get early access to tour the museum beginning at 9am the day of the event.

Registration opens at 11am. The program begins with a hosted lunch at 11:30am, followed by a series of focused sessions with CURE leadership and medical teams and a dinner session.

The Vision Summit is designed as a complete experience, and we strongly encourage attending the full program. If you are only able to attend a portion of the day, please speak with a member of our team in advance.

Yes. The Vision Summit is designed to help people gain a clear understanding of CURE’s mission and the opportunity for life-changing impact in front of us. If there are individuals in your network you believe would value this kind of experience and could become long-term financial partners with CURE, you are welcome to invite them to attend with you.

The Vision Summit is designed to be an adult-focused experience. You are welcome to bring your children at your discretion, though the content and format are primarily intended for adults.

Yes! Please let us know in advance if you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions. You can add those details in your registration information.

While the Vision Summit is a one-day event, we anticipate that many guests may choose to arrive early or stay later to further explore the Museum of the Bible and all that Washington, DC, has to offer. You are welcome to plan additional time around the Summit based on your schedule.

We will provide pre-event materials to all registered guests so we can make the most of our time together during the Vision Summit. You can also find a wealth of information on our website. Here are a few helpful places we recommend starting:

• An interactive “why CURE” page 
• An overview of how and where we work, as well as our approach to ministry
• Our most recent annual report and a bit about our financial accountability

Don’t see what you are looking for here? Please reach out to Debbie Stowell with any additional questions you may have: [email protected] or (616) 888-7533.