SCAHD Annual Holiday Celebration – Virtually!
The 2020 event will look a little different as we come together virtually to honor an outstanding leader and organization for all their work during a challenging year. We hope that you join us as we focus on the good things that happened this year and celebrate what is to come in 2021! Your support of this event will continue to bring viable education to our members and community of healthcare philanthropy professionals.
A Special Award to the Hearst Foundations
During these challenging times this year, many foundations have gone above and beyond to help local nonprofits. One such foundation is the Hearst Foundations. This year, SCAHD is honored to recognize the Hearst Foundation for their tremendous support to the Southern California region.
Accepting on behalf of the Hearst Foundation is Paul “Dino” Dinovitz, Executive Director, Hearst Foundations.
Paul “Dino” Dinovitz became executive director of the Hearst Foundations in 2007. He began his tenure at the Foundations in 2005 as vice president and western director, and prior to joining the Foundations, Dinovitz was president and general manager of KRON-TV in San Francisco.
Dinovitz has served as general manager of local television stations in major markets throughout the United States. He began his career in 1970 as an account executive for Taft Broadcasting’s WDAF-FM Radio in Kansas City. In 1976, he became the local sales manager of Taft’s WTAF-TV in Philadelphia, and was then promoted to general sales manager. In 1980, Dinovitz was named Vice President and General Manager of Buffalo, New York’s WGRZ-TV, where he stayed for two years until moving to the same position at WTVN-TV in Columbus, Ohio.
In 1985, Dinovitz returned to Kansas City as vice president and general manager of Hearst Broadcasting’s KMBC-TV. During his tenure at KMBC, he built a new management team, redefined the station’s newscasts, and brought it from third place back to first in 1989. In 1996, Hearst-Argyle launched KCWB-TV, Kansas City’s first WB Network affiliate, and Dinovitz became vice president and general manager of that station in addition to his position at KMBC. After 13 years with KMBC, Dinovitz became president and general manager of Hearst-Argyle stations KCRA-TV and KQCA-TV in Sacramento.
In addition to his work in broadcasting, Dinovitz has served on the board of directors of many organizations, including Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Harmony in a World of Difference, Sacramento Area Commerce and Trade Organization, the University of California-Davis Children’s Hospital Board and the Capitol Unity Council.
A Kansas City native, Dinovitz graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism.
2020 SCAHD Outstanding Leader Finalists
SCAHD would like to congratulate this year’s finalists for the Outstanding Leadership Award.
Kimberly Flowers, CFRE
Atherton
Lupita Garza, CFRE
Adventist Health White Memorial Charitable Foundation
This Year’s Outstanding Leadership Award Recipient
Kimberly Flowers, CFRE
Atherton
Kimberly S. Flowers, CFRE, is an executive fundraising professional who has excelled in donor relations and strategic development leadership positions within the non-profit sector for nearly twenty years.
Kimberly’s passion for and understanding of raising money for non-profits has established her as the ‘go-to’ person and advisor to executives, board members, volunteers, staff, and business partners.
Kimberly has harnessed her experience, training, and certifications to raise operational and capital funds and has contributed to the overall financial health of each non-profit she has served.
Kimberly has successfully led fundraising teams, developed strategic roadmaps, implemented campaigns, and created the infrastructure and policies needed to propel organizations forward. Her leadership acumen has been pivotal in cultivating relationships and securing 100% giving and active fundraising participation from board members and executive team members as the Chief Development Officer and Executive Operations Team Member at Atherton.
In addition, her industry insight has aided in the development and implementation of exemplary development programs wholly aligned with the organization’s mission, vision, and values and has led to a 500% increase in annual giving, $3M in planned gifts, and $500K in grant funding.
As an integral member of the operation’s team, her employee engagement efforts helped Atherton earn the “Great Place to Work” certification and recognition by Fortune Magazine (2018) as a “Best Place to Work.”
Throughout her career, Kimberly has dedicated her energies to navigating all aspects of fund development, serving as Director of Major Gifts for Good Samaritan Hospital, Director of Development for Transformation Ministries, and Director of Development / Major Gifts Officer / and Donor Relations Coordinator with Providence Health & Services Foundation.
Kimberly is a thought leader who engineers fresh solutions and executes transformative fundraising strategies that disrupt complexity and motivate people to rally around a common purpose. She has remained steadfast in her commitment to continuously improve her fundraising expertise and holds the Certified Fund-Raising Executive (CFRE) designation from CFRE International.
She is currently president of the Southern California Association of Healthcare Development (2020) and past president of the Burbank Parochial League (2004). She also holds active membership in the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Association for Healthcare Philanthropy, Los Angeles Charitable Gift Planners/National Charitable Gift Planners, and is the current co-chair for LeadingAge California.
In each of the criteria for nomination, Kimberly rises to the top of the list. Her ongoing support of SCAHD and the development profession is unquestioned. She has hosted education events and has never shied away from supporting SCAHD and its members. During this unprecedented time, she has kept the SCAHD Board of Directors and the organization moving forward.
Logistics
Friday, December 4, 2020
12:30 p.m. – 1:15 p.m.
Held virtually!
Log-in details to be sent after registration.
Ticket Options
$30 Member / $45 Non-Member
Includes:
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- Access for one (1) to Virtual Event
- Chance to win Amazon Gift Card
- Chance to win entrance to all five (5) Educational Sessions in 2021 ($100-$150 Value)
- Non-Members Only: Chance to win a SCAHD Membership for 2021 ($125 Value)
- Members Only: Chance to win Educational Scholarship ($500 Value)
$60 Member/ $75 Non-Member
Includes:
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- Access for one (1) to Virtual Event
- Chance to win Amazon Gift Card
- $20 Food Delivery e-card
- $20 Beverage e-card
- Chance to win entrance to all five (5) Educational Sessions in 2021 ($100-$150 Value)
- Non-Members Only: Chance to win a SCAHD Membership for 2021 ($125 Value)
- Members Only: Chance to win Educational Scholarship ($500 Value)
Thank You To Our Sponsors
Honoree Sponsor
Beverage Sponsor
Prize Sponsor
