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Copley Raff - a leading voice and strategist
on healthcare philanthropy
Grateful Family
Strategies and Tools
Comprehensive fundraising management and campaign consulting for nonprofit organizations throughout the nation.
Together We Can Make Big Things Happen. Let’s see what makes sense for you!
Dynamic, aspirational, detailed, inclusive, living planning process.
Planned, feasible, realistic, engaging, stakeholder inclusive, leadership and case centric.
Directed, growth and action oriented, pivotal adjustments and initiatives, tools, sustainable.
Methodical, researched, stakeholder inclusive, relationship centric, actionable.
Exclusively created and refined by Copley Raff, the Master Gift OfficerTM is the ultimate opportunity for Advancement professional development. Master Gift Officers are prepared to revolutionize donor relationships, execute successful asks, and ensure sweeping enhancements to fundraising outcomes.
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“As the healthcare landscape and needs of hospitals change, so too must fundraising priorities and techniques.“
-Larry G. Raff, MPH
President, Copley Raff
Novel Perspectives and Strategies for Clinician Fundraising Partnership
There is a saying in public health circles – “harm averted is benefit unseen.” This notion could not be more relevant today, as we cope with the coronavirus pandemic. You and your organization may be in a similar circumstance.
The decision to undertake planning for a major gift campaign is hard enough during normal times- otherwise known as “the good old days”. When making a decision to start campaign planning or a campaign, you will need a disciplined process to identify and weigh many key variables.
Every serious athlete has a coach. Every successful executive has or has had a coach. Every successful fundraiser has or has had a coach. Why?
I started my career in food banking in Portland OR in the early 1980’s. Fresh out of graduate school with a masters-degree in public health and clinical nutrition, I moved to Portland. Then two-weeks later I narrowly survived a house fire that consumed everything I owned. Ronald Reagan was just elected president and the public […]
