The Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) is not just a global advisor and thought leader in imaging informatics; they are also committed to philanthropic values. Tune in as our President Morris Panner catches up with Dr. Marc Kohli, MD FSIIM, chair of SIIM's philanthropy committee, who shares how SIIM is working to reduce barriers for younger generations aspiring to enter the field of imaging and informatics. Learn more about SIIM's philanthropic initiatives, including a silent auction happening later today: https://lnkd.in/e23ZdzX4 #MinutesWithMorris
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Each project has a story and some have special taste. The journey of this research was very sweet and different. This project started during the pandemic and concluded just a few days ago. I hope one day to write more about the story behind it. A special thanks to our funding sponsor the "Farzaned Family Foundation", Mr. Jalal Farzaneh, for their support and generous donation. It was impossible without their help. A huge thanks to Dr. Rahman Azari, and Ms. Elnaz Ghasemi, for their professionalism, friendship, hard work, and dedication during this unique journey, at Penn State University. It was my pleasure to be part of this research. Looking forward to the next journey. https://lnkd.in/evUWPZvi I appreciate the friendship and positive energy of Dr. Vahid Ghobadian, vahid ghobadian.
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"Philanthropy can be used to improve the clinical research, the basic science and also the advanced clinical treatments." During an in-depth interview with the US news publication e-Jewish Philanthropy, Professor Yoram Weiss, Director of the Hadassah Medical Organization, extensively discussed the vital role of donations for the hospital. Read more about his key points in our recent newsletter article: https://lnkd.in/g2u--Vhh
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Fueled by scotch, cheese, and a never-ending curiosity for learning, I am passionate about leaving things better than I found them.
"𝐈𝐟 𝐢𝐭 𝐚𝐢𝐧'𝐭 𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐤𝐞, 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐟𝐢𝐱 𝐢𝐭." Let me be first to say: nah - this isn't always true. We host a successful quarterly lunch and learn event where our donors visit our campus and directly interact with our scientists, gaining insight into their work and understanding how their donations make it all possible. I love these events because they allow our donors to ask specific research-related questions, long-term goals, scalability potential, and associated costs. (Let me tell you - as a development officer, my ears perk up when a donor asks, "So, how much to fund this project fully?") Over the past year, we've closely examined this successful event, recognizing that there's always room for improvement. A key goal of mine is to demystify the work done at Pennington Biomedical and translate the science in a way that even someone who barely passed high school chemistry (hi - I'm talking about me!) can understand while also giving the community at large greater access to our campus. This all boils down to ensuring this successful event is 𝒂𝒄𝒄𝒆𝒔𝒔𝒊𝒃𝒍𝒆 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒊𝒏𝒄𝒍𝒖𝒔𝒊𝒗𝒆 for all our guests. To achieve these goals, we made a few changes. First, we moved the event to a more accessible location, placing our guests right in the heart of our Center. Not only is the new location 𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘺 easier to access, but it also allows our guests to be inside the Center in a location they may otherwise not have access to. Next, we updated (and also simplified!) the menu to cater to diverse dietary needs while aligning with our mission as a health-focused research center and ensuring everyone gets a satisfying meal. We also reevaluated the guest list, extending invitations to more people, and finally, we offer a tour after the event, allowing our guests to witness our Center in action. Our ultimate objective is to create an even more inclusive and welcoming experience for our longstanding donors, newcomers, and yet-to-be donors. We had a successful event, but we still updated it. Why? Because it is important to continuously evaluate and improve our events, even if they have been successful in the past. This ensures that they stay fresh, engaging, and relevant to our donors' changing needs and preferences. #nonprofits #engagement #stewardship #itaddsup #cultivation #development
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Did you know every donation to The LAM Foundation isn't just funding research—it's sparking a chain reaction of scientific progress? The LAM Foundation has awarded $12 million in grants to researchers, that led to an additional $90 million in federal funding. Your donation helps researchers gather crucial data, apply for large grants, and accelerate the search for better treatments and a cure. Together, we're making a difference in the fight against LAM. Join us today in making an impact. Learn how at the link below. https://bit.ly/4cEESIJ
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Auburn University’s College of Education recently received an $850,000 philanthropic grant from the Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) Foundation to support a research team led by Evelyn Hunter, PhD focusing on health disparities in rural communities. Read more about the impact of this gift — the first grant Auburn University has received from the BMS Foundation — through the link in the comments. #AuburnCollegeofEducation #Research #RealWorldResearch
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Last Friday, WeSub was honored to attend the Charity Gala for the book "50 Business Personalities". 📖 In which Our CEO, Mariusz Szałagan, was featured, recounting his entrepreneurial journey. The heart and soul behind this event and the book is to champion the efforts of the Prof. Zbigniew Religa Foundation for the Development of Cardiac Surgery. 🫀 A fascinating touch to the gala was that every invited speaker, while on stage, shared what's paramount to them and what they value most in their companies. 💡 Curious about Mariusz's insights? Just as the gala saw an array of diverse individuals, WeSub is built by people of all ages, with varied passions, and distinct beliefs. Yet, what binds us all is a shared set of values and a unified vision that we deeply believe in. Supporting such initiatives is crucial. They signify an intersection of diverse sectors converging for a societal goal. By championing these causes, we're not merely giving funds but nurturing progress, fostering collaboration, and underscoring the essence of community health. Remember, every stride towards medical advancement equates to saved lives, cherished families, and fortified futures. ✨ It's a testament that businesses can be instrumental in instigating positive societal shifts, emphasizing that true success melds profit with genuine impact. 💼🤝 Together, through shared values and goals, we can drive change. #BusinessWithPurpose #UnityInDiversity #InspiringChange #CharityGala
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The Karen Toffler Charitable Trust 10+ University Partners, 60+ Toffler Scholar Awards, $2Million+ in Funding to Date Click the Video Below to Learn More about The Karen Toffler Charitable Trust, how we will be working with Passion and Innovation in this new year to Advance Early-Stage Medical Research, and how YOU can get involved.
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Why should you care about making a donation? It could be to support: Performing Arts; Health Care; Medical Research; Medical Technology; Fellowships; Public and Patient Information; or, Continuing Education If I told you that organizations I’ve led have awarded individual grants ranging from $500 to $1,000,000 – would that make you excited to support one of them? Would it matter that individuals at 26 institutions were chosen as recipients this year? Impressive – maybe. But what does this tell you about the difference your donation will make? Ask me about what it takes to tell a story that inspires donors to make a contribution.
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During the summer our fellows join. We're very fortunate that our clients Andrew Kaufteil J.D. & Jim Deasy from Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health shared how they are being entrepreneurial leaders at the Foundation! A few takeaways: 🤩 Foundations can help doctors, nurses and hospital meet the fundraising needs so the system can focus on families and patients 🤩 Getting the best people to work on the hardest diseases requires philanthropic investment; philanthropy can start or accelerate research 🤩 Nonprofits lead mission-focused work, and can lack resources, management expertise, and consistent execution to achieve the mission 🤩 Foundations show donors that even though medicine is different and often difficult to move through, you can have an outsized impact 🤩 There is an opportunity to really innovate in philanthropy 🤩Philanthropy can go a long way in helping researchers do the next level research, open up a new clinic, or help serve more patients when traditional funding sources are not available Thank you, Andrew and Jim
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Dispatches from the June 12 ANA Nonprofit Federation Growth Summit: Impact Through Data-Driven Excellence in #Fundraising and #Marketing afternoon sessions in New York, N.Y. David&Goliath/Today, I'm Brave’s David Angelo: Through qualitative #data, we learned that personal stories of resilience and bravery resonated deeply with our audience, driving engagement and donations. PlowShare Group’s Allegra Mira: In the digital age, public trust is won and lost through message experience and interaction—delivery mode, consistency in communicating, and getting the message. At PlowShare, our core data asset is our PSA Airings data. 22MM Data Records The Skin Cancer Foundation’s Becky Kamowitz: PSA spots sourced from “Big See” kiosk interactions, driving $58 MM in donated media value from 2019-2024, with most airings occurring in local market broadcasts. Data Axle’s Susan G. McMullen: Test, see what your donors respond to... The answer is not always what you anticipate. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center’s Libbie Hayward: MSKCC bucked the trend and grew their online and DM programs by 10% in 2023. MSKCC shifted away from expensive premium acquisition packages (low dollar donors who did not renew) to mission-driven mailings. Association of National Advertisers
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