Health

CCS Fundraising has a robust history of partnering with institutions dedicated to the health and wellbeing of the communities they serve. We bring expertise in fundraising operations, major gift and donor cultivation strategies, and change management to maximize the ROI on fundraising investments.

Our partnerships include the full spectrum of healthcare organizations:

• Hospital systems
• Academic medical institutions
• Community and regional hospitals
• Children’s hospitals
• Community-based clinics
• Other health nonprofits

With long-standing relationships in this space, we understand the unique needs of independent healthcare organizations, matrixed healthcare systems, and everything in between.

Featured Case Studies

Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Central U.S.

Nationwide Children’s Hospital is one of the largest pediatric hospitals and research centers in the US and is consistently ranked as one of the top ten children’s hospitals in the country. CCS has partnered with Nationwide for nearly a decade to support their fundraising.

Anne Arundel Medical Center

Mid-Atlantic and Southeast U.S.

Anne Arundel Medical Center faced increasing healthcare needs for women, children, and cancer patients. CCS helped plan and manage three campaigns that raised a combined total of $75.1 million. These funds made it possible to build a replacement hospital and a new oncology center.

Be The Match

Central U.S.

CCS worked shoulder-to-shoulder with the Be The Match team for more than three years to fund expanded availability of blood stem cell and marrow transplants to patients throughout the United States.

EXPLORE MORE CASE STUDIES

CCS is the only agency I know with the courage and curiosity to partner with us on innovating a new kind of study.  Our leadership awareness study prepared key donors, informed our board, and offered a road map for our strategy.  It gave us confidence to imagine a bigger circle of investors and insight into how to speak to them.  We’ll be living the study’s outcome for years to come.

Dyan Sublett, President, MLK Community Health Foundation