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Masterclass: Transforming Behavioral Health Fundraising Through Inclusive Philanthropy

April 8, 15, and 22

 

2:00-3:30 pm ET  |   11:00 am - 12:30 pm PT


In partnership with Marts&Lundy and Maia McGill, Consulting Partner and Founder of the Inclusive Philanthropy Institute, the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy is pleased to host a three-week virtual webinar tailored for mission-driven institutions committed to addressing systemic inequities within fundraising.

This series will equip healthcare fundraisers with the necessary tools to navigate the unique challenges of behavioral health fundraising and philanthropy. Learners will explore how systemic biases and stigmas influence fundraising outcomes; learn strategies to integrate inclusive philanthropy principles into their work; and implement best practices to address biases in donor cultivation, storytelling, and fundraising strategies, ensuring that behavioral health initiatives receive equitable support.  

 

Navigating Turbulent Times: Crisis Communications

 

April 8, 15, and 22

 

2:00-3:30 pm ET  |   11:00 am - 12:30 pm PT


One of the toughest challenges for development professionals is speaking on behalf of our institutions during a crisis, whether it’s internal or external. During this webinar, you’ll learn strategies and learnings from Johns Hopkins’ experience dealing with very public crises. We will also share our practical tool, the SPEAK Framework, for handling challenging conversations with external constituents and internal colleagues, and discuss how to best support development team members during turbulent times.

 Presenters:
- Michelle Glennon, Associate Vice President, The Fund for Johns Hopkins Medicine
- Jenine Rabin, Executive Vice President Foundation Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital
- Liz Lacovara, Director, Learning, Change Management and Organization Development, Johns Hopkins University & Medicine