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Hospitals for Hope

Hospitals for Hope presents an innovative approach to increase organ and tissue donation through effective donor drives in Illinois and Northwest Indiana. This initiative, led by partners like Gift of Hope and Blessing Hospital, provides hospitals with comprehensive campaigns that engage staff and the community with less effort. By utilizing both on-site and online components, Hospitals for Hope enables real-time interaction, promotes awareness, and builds a supportive community for organ donation, leading to significant registration and reaffirmation results. Discover more at www.Hospitals4Hope.org.

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Hospitals for Hope

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  1. Hospitals for Hope Digital Donor Drives for Illinois & Northwest Indiana Hospital Partners Josh Muller – Gift of Hope Steve Felde – Blessing Hospital Jeannine Zuba – OSF Saint Francis Medical Center Michelle Black – St. John’s Hospital

  2. Short history of Gift of Hope’s NDLM Outreach • Hospital Development created donor designation initiatives • No guidelines or expectations • Resources for promotion were limited and generically branded • Results were mixed

  3. Hospitals for Hope as an Alternative • Provides hospitals with a turnkey campaign • Engages hospital staff and community with less effort • Uses best practices identified from previous NDLM’s • Takes onus off of HD and hospital partners to design and implement April campaign

  4. Hospitals for Hope Components • Engage staff and community in two ways: • On-site • On-line

  5. On-Site Component • Photographed donation advocates • Created print collateral: • 24” by 36” foam core posters • 8 ½” by 11” flyers • Table tents

  6. Nurses • Doctors

  7. Healthcare Professionals • Chaplains

  8. C-Level Executives

  9. On-Line Component • Similar to an on-line fundraising campaign

  10. On-Line Component (cont.) • Branded webpages • Features donation advocate • Real-time registration tracking • Social & interactive • Email driven

  11. Recruitment and Execution • Collaborative effort between the Hospital Development and Communications Departments • Setting up meetings • Pitching the campaign • Coordinating photo shoots • Distributing materials • Communicating updates

  12. Results • 37 Hospitals for Hope partners • More than 4,200 registrations/reaffirmations • 700+ “Likes” on Facebook • Countless impressions with key stakeholders • Month-long exposure of the Gift of Hope brand and message via on-site and on-line components • Gave a voice to organ and tissue donation within hospitals

  13. Blessing Health System Steve Felde, Senior Communications Specialist

  14. OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center Jeannine Zuba, Clinical Nurse Manager

  15. St. John’s Hospital Michelle Black, Adult Critical Care Educator

  16. Learn more about Hospitals for Hope at www.Hospitals4Hope.org

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