PHILANTHROPY
Generous gifts have made a tremendous impact.
Vision 2020 has paved the way for major initiatives like upgrading classrooms, supporting student scholarships, developing faculty, and more because of generous gifts from friends of the School of Public Health.
The Vision 2020 Campaign at a glance from 2013 to today
Through the incredible generosity of our supporters, we have raised $8,836,328 with over a year left in the campaign!
$8,836,328
Amount raised by LLUSPH
for LLUH Vision 2020 Campaign
Scholarships $2,447,492
Faculty Development $44,420
Research Discoveries $5,227,894
New Educational Approaches $92,508
Education Unrestricted $286,580
Additional Priorities $737,434
Grand Total: $8,836,328
$600,000 – planned gift (revocable trust) valued at over $600,000 to support Wellness research
$600,000 – Charitable gift annuity valued at $600,000 to support Adventist Health Study
$215,000 – planned gift (revocable trust) valued at $215,000 to support SPH unrestricted
Donor Highlights
See how Vision 2020 inspired these transformational gifts.
Drs. Edmond and Ella Haddad are leaving their legacy by giving the gift of opportunity. Both educators at Loma Linda University Health, they decided to make a gift through real estate. Proceeds from its sale established the Ella and
Edmond Haddad International Student Scholarship in the Loma Linda University
School of Public Health and added to The Labeeb Haddad Memorial Scholarship in Loma Linda University School of Dentistry.
“Qualified students from all over the world should have the opportunity to receive higher education. We believe everyone has something that they want to promoteand for us, that is love, peace, and hope.”
– Drs. Edmond and Ella Haddad
Donor Highlights
See how Vision 2020 inspired these transformational gifts.
For the Future of our Students
We LIVE to Give
Loma Linda University Health is in the midst of a comprehensive fundraising effort —
Vision 2020 — that will elevate education to new heights in our region and around the
globe. A simple and flexible way to support this effort in an impactful way is to make a gift through your will or living trust.
To learn more about including Loma Linda University Health in your estate plans, contact the office of planned giving.
Donor Highlights
See how Vision 2020 inspired these transformational gifts.
Don Hall has a gift for multiplying good outcomes. Since TIME Magazine recognized him and his cutting-edge, computerized, Health Risk Assessment in its January 1983 issue, the father of the Corporate Wellness industry continued to evolve WellSuite, attracting clients like Vanderbilt University, Nike and Aramco. The multiplication factor is impressive: One insurance company alone enrolled 1.5 million customers in one month.
Don has also found a way to leverage his giving for impressive outcomes. Working with LLUH, Don created a trust that both includes his family and ensures that LLUH’s Adventist Health Study will continue. In addition, a gift of stock and annual IRA charitable rollovers efficiently fulfill his Vision 2020 pledge.
Vision 2020 support raised in 2019
2019 was a blessed year for the School of Public Health with $784,880 raised!
2019 Giving by Priority
Education Unrestricted $135
Faculty Development $6,445
New Educational Approaches $120
Research Discoveries $598,950
Scholarships $177,225
Additional Priorities $2,005
Grand Total $784,880
Who are our Donors?
Vision 2020 has inspired the generous support of many, including alumni, faculty and staff, and members of the community.
Employee giving
Faculty and staff at the School of Public Health have raised $37,411 for Vision 2020 priorities.
179
Total donors gave to the school of public health in 2019 a total of $784,880
SPH alumni donors – 144
Non SPH alumni donors – 35
All 2019 donors – 179
$453,590
The total amount given by SPH alumni in 2018.
Cash $44,106
Pay-Cash $105,300
Planned Gift $297,000
Recurring Gift $7,185
Grand Total $453,590
$784,880
The total amount given in donations to SPH in 2019.
Cash $371,112
Pay-Cash $105,300
Planned Gift $297,000
Recurring Gift $11,468
Grand Total $784,880
Student scholarships
This year, we were able to give out $131,470 in scholarships to 58 students, the largest number of scholarship recipients in the history of the school.
58
The number of scholarship recipients. The largest number of scholarship recipients in the history of the school.
$131,470
The total amount awarded in scholarships to students in 2019.
Nichol Hall 1610 Renovations
Room 1610 at Nichol Hall 1610 is a multi-purpose classroom that LLU School of Public Health faculty, staff and students call home. It is used for all-school meetings, the Careers in Public Health Summer recruitment program, and home base for Public Health Core (PCOR) students during their first few quarters. Through the generosity of our donors, $94,253 was raised to support the renovation and remodel of this space.
$94,253
The amount of money raised to renovate the Nichol Hall 1610 classroom, nearly doubling the campaign goal of $50,000.
1610 was updated to accommodate the interdisciplinary teaching methodology of PCOR, students in epidemiology, nutrition, health education, and global health work in groups to solve public health challenges. A state of the art Bose sound system, large screen projector and a hub that connects devices in 1610 to the rest of the world. See more photos of the renovated classroom below.
We are building relationships and growing our small school with help from generous donors. Our school's philanthropy team is always ready to share and listen to exciting new opportunities for growth.
Olukemi Adeoye, MPH
Senior Development Officer
School of Public Health, School of Behavioral Health and Behavioral Medicine Center
Helen Marshak, PhD
Dean,
School of Public Health
Albin Grohar, PhD
Associate Professor and Special advisor to the Dean,
School of Public Health
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