Elevating Rural Healthcare: The Critical Role of Philanthropy and Major Gifts through Relationships – Board and Clinicians
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Philanthropy plays a vital role in sustaining and advancing healthcare, particularly within rural and smaller organizations where resources are often limited. This session will highlight the significant return on investment philanthropy provides and examine the outsized impact of major and planned giving, especially when supported by referrals from board members and clinicians. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how a small percentage of donors generate the majority of contributions and explore strategies to harness this potential to strengthen their organization’s fundraising efforts.
Randall Hallett is the CEO and Founder of Hallett Philanthropy, a full-service consulting firm. Having spent his entire career in philanthropy, Randall has a passion for helping organizations seek funding to meet their mission, and believes giving is good for one’s emotional and physical well-being.
Prior to founding Hallett Philanthropy, Randall served as President and Principal Consultant for a large leading firm in philanthropy consulting. As a consultant, Randall has worked with universities, healthcare systems, hospitals, medical centers, community non-profits here in the US and across the globe.
Before consulting, Randall was the Chief Development Officer (CDO) and MedCenter Senior Executive at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where he was responsible for all aspects of fundraising, including the introduction of a major gift solicitations program through physician engagement, a concierge program, and a planned giving effort which led to a 600 percent increase during his tenure.
Randall speaks regularly at conferences around the world. His recent industry thought leader effort is his latest book Vibrant Vulnerability: Mastering Philanthropy for Today and Tomorrow’s Healthcare CEO delves into the relationship between fundraising and non-fundraising CEO’s.