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The Unique Influence of Foundation & Governing Board Members in Advancing Philanthropy
On-Demand Educational Webinars
This webinar explores elements of fund development where volunteer leaders are most effective, what enables this effectiveness and how trustees and board members can optimize their engagement in advancing philanthropy.
Roles & Responsibilities of the VP of Philanthropy
Trustee Articles
The VP of Philanthropy’s overarching responsibility is to promote philanthropic investment by donor partners in the health care organization in order to advance the mission. However, the role encompasses far more. Together with the foundation board and health care CEO, this individual works with internal and external constituencies to build a culture of philanthropy that goes beyond transactional fundraising to build lasting, fruitful relationships rooted in a shared vision.
Who Gives to Health Care Organizations?
On-Demand Educational Webinars
This webinar considers who gives to health care, why they are drawn to the cause and how organizations can support engagement of those most likely to give.
Getting the Most Out of Philanthropy: How to Reinvent the Foundation Board
On-Demand Educational Webinars
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Getting the Most Out of Philanthropy: How to Reinvent the Foundation Board
Health care organizations have a strategic opportunity to reposition phi
Systemization of Health Care Philanthropy 2.0
Trustee Articles
The next curve of systemization is leveraging additional opportunities to achieve greater synergy across health care organizations.
Pursuing Philanthropy During COVID-19
Trustee Articles
Hospital and health system boards can harness the power of philanthropy during the COVID-19 crisis.
Regionalization and Systemization in Philanthropy
Trustee Articles
The health care field is changing. Hospitals are partnering with other health care providers and experimenting with new ways to create centers for excellence, as well as better integrate care within the community. By finding non-traditional ways to move care into communities, hospitals become more accountable and patients can experience improved wellness, expanded services and access to even better quality care. These activities can also involve mergers and acquisitions. These changes can affect areas of the organization responsible for advancing philanthropy.