Little Company of Mary Hospital Foundation Selects Gary Hubbell Consulting for Campaign Counsel

Milwaukee, WI, May 17, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Little Company of Mary Hospital Foundation (LCMHF) adopted a $12.5 million fund raising goal in support of the Hospital’s plan for a comprehensive Women’s Center on the hospital campus. Hospital and Foundation leaders have engaged Gary Hubbell Consulting to provide ongoing campaign strategy and consulting services for this campaign, the largest in the Foundation’s history.

Gary Hubbell Consulting recently conducted a fund raising feasibility study and campaign readiness assessment. Results and recommendations were reported to hospital and foundation leaders on April 19, 2007, resulting in a unanimous decision to proceed.

Mary Jo May, Executive Director of LCMHF stated, “Gary Hubbell has great insight into Little Company of Mary’s mission and ministry and we look forward to working with him to make our dream of a Women’s Center a reality. This is a challenging and exciting project with great benefits for women and their families in the communities that are served by Little Company of Mary.”

As a strategic planning and resource development consultant with almost thirty years experience helping nonprofit organizations fulfill their missions, Hubbell is well positioned to assist LCMHF as it embarks on this campaign. With Hubbell Consulting’s guidance LCMHF will be able to implement the campaign with confidence and direction.

In addition to Hubbell’s work serving as counsel and coach to organizations across the country, he is an active author and speaker. His independent research resulted in the publication of his first book, Forces of Change: The Coming Challenges in Hospital Philanthropy (Association of Healthcare Philanthropy, 2005).

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Gary Hubbell Consulting works with organizations on the cusp of doing great things – retooling business income and philanthropy strategies; engaging board members and community in unprecedented ways; raising more money than ever before. Clients contact them seeking help to develop strategies that foster organizational agility, setting a plan in place around which commitment runs deep, and determining how to generate philanthropy and other resources to fuel the resource engine of the future. For more information, contact them at 414-962-6696, or online at www.garyhubbellconsulting.com.