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Gaining a competitive edge: e-philanthropy and hospital development
David Wolpert1, Robert L Torre
1Convio Inc, USA.
AHP Journal
|October 17, 2006
Summary
E-philanthropy, or electronic philanthropy, can significantly boost hospital development. Strategic online programs enhance donor communication and relationships, ensuring future success and mission fulfillment.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Administration
- Nonprofit Management
- Digital Communication
Background:
- Hospitals rely on philanthropic support for development and mission fulfillment.
- Traditional fundraising methods face limitations in reaching diverse donor bases.
- The digital age presents new opportunities for engaging donors.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the potential of e-philanthropy for hospital development.
- To outline strategies for leveraging the internet in hospital fundraising.
- To enhance donor relationship management through online channels.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of the role of the internet in donor communication.
- Examination of strategies for reaching new and existing donors online.
- Assessment of building relationships with future major and planned givers.
Main Results:
- E-philanthropy enables efficient communication with a wider donor network.
- Online platforms facilitate stronger, more targeted donor engagement.
- Digital strategies are key to cultivating the next generation of givers.
Conclusions:
- Implementing a strategic online program is crucial for hospital fundraising success.
- E-philanthropy offers a powerful tool for long-term hospital development.
- Hospitals can achieve greater mission fulfillment through effective digital philanthropy.
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