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Area of Science:

Healthcare Administration
Philanthropic Studies
Nonprofit Management

Background:

Norton Healthcare sought to enhance its donor relations and philanthropic capacity.
The organization aimed to establish a specialized service for legacy and estate planning.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the success of outsourcing Norton Healthcare's planned giving program.
To assess the program's impact on donor partnerships and financial contributions.

Main Methods:

Implementation of an outsourced planned giving program.
Development of a unique charitable estate planning service.
Focus on cultivating long-term philanthropic partnerships.

Main Results:

The outsourced program has been highly successful.
New avenues for donor support have been created.
Significant groundwork laid for transformational gifts.

Conclusions:

Outsourcing planned giving can be an effective strategy for healthcare organizations.
Specialized estate planning services can strengthen donor relationships.
This approach facilitates substantial philanthropic contributions.