Scholarships Truly Serve As Memorial To a Friend; Recipients Remind Panel...

The Washington Post;  June 6, 2002 ;     669 words ......wanted someone who reminded them instantly of Mark McGinly. McGinly, who was 26 when he died in his office at the World...were awarded with a $5,000 scholarship in memory of McGinly. "Evidently, these guys were one and two on everybody...

A Principal Mourns; Son Dies in Attack on Trade Center

The Washington Post;  September 23, 2001 ;     606 words ...Principal Patricia McGinly sat stunned Sept. 11 in her office at...Little River families had donated it all. McGinly and her husband, William, filled their...of baked goods and casseroles," said McGinly, who said she has been deeply thankful...

Vienna Family Finds Comfort In School's Sustaining Gesture

The Washington Post;  October 4, 2001 ;     585 words ...On Sept. 11, Patricia McGinly sat stunned in her office at a Loudoun...goods, cases of soda, beer and coffee. McGinly, the school's principal, and her husband...goods and casseroles," said Patricia McGinly, who said she has been deeply thankful...

Gift wrapped; Hospitals, health systems work to make donations a larger...

Modern Healthcare;  May 9, 2005 ;     700+ words ......focusing on special events and one-time giving. As not-for-profit hospitals fight hard to achieve margins of 3% to 5%, philanthropic...are realizing this, Tippie says. At the same time, not-for-profit hospitals are working harder to stay in the black, making it...years ...

Sampler of what others are saying about health-care fund raising. (Health...

Fund Raising Management;  April 1, 1990 ;     700+ words ......escalating challenges to the 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status of not-for-profit hospitals. At the heart of those challenges is the contention of many - including this writer - that many not-for-profit hospitals have lost their sense of mission. And the focal point...noticed. ...

School to Study Separate Classes For Boys, Girls

The Washington Post;  June 23, 2002 ;     576 words ...Patricia D. McGinly, principal of Little River Elementary...so more boys could have a male teacher. McGinly said she has observed that male students...is not about segregating the students," McGinly said. "It's about having the students...

Hospital Group Puts Ad in Waco Paper

AP Online;  April 27, 2002 ;     517 words ......President Bush's hometown newspaper. Bill McGinly, chief executive of the Association for...Thursday with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah. McGinly said he had been trying for weeks to make...But Crawford is only 15 miles from Waco. McGinly said his organization, with just eight...

Hospital Group Advertises Near Bush

AP Online;  April 27, 2002 ;     529 words ......President Bush's hometown newspaper. Bill McGinly, chief executive of the Association for...Thursday with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah. McGinly said he had been trying for weeks to make...But Crawford is only 15 miles from Waco. McGinly said his organization, with just eight...

Spirit of Lost Son Lives on Through Sport and Scholarship

The Washington Post;  April 25, 2002 ;     700+ words ......appropriate way to celebrate the life of Mark R. McGinly. As a boy, McGinly jumped the fence at a Vienna country club so he could...tournaments. Sept. 11 was such a perfect day for golf that McGinly's mother, Patricia, principal of Little River Elementary...

Spirit of Lost Son Lives On Through Sport and Scholarship

The Washington Post;  April 25, 2002 ;     700+ words ......appropriate way to celebrate the life of Mark R. McGinly. As a boy, McGinly jumped the fence at a Vienna country club so he could...tournaments. Sept. 11 was such a perfect day for golf that McGinly's mother, Patricia, principal of Little River Elementary...

HHS Rulemaking To Adversely Impact Philanthropic Health Care...

Fund Raising Management;  April 1, 2000 ;     391 words ......philanthropy nationwide, according to William C. McGinly, president and CEO of the non-profit Association...hearing on HHS patient privacy rules, McGinly said that HHS' actions could cost health...care programs from grateful patients, McGinly said. HHS will, in effect impose mediocrity...

Reaping big donations; Not-for-profits buck trend in healthcare...

Modern Healthcare;  December 5, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Cinda Becker Not-for-profit hospitals held their own as the beneficiaries...shrinking pie,'' said Bill McGinly, president and chief executive...or about 10%, according to McGinly. The 2004 report was based...according to the survey. McGinly said the biggest trend noted...

Holiday Purchases Can Now Fund Health Care Charities.

PR Newswire;  November 21, 2006 ;     491 words ......and Chief Executive Officer William C. McGinly. Imagine if everyone this holiday season...philanthropic health care in America, Mr. McGinly said. This year, Americans can give the...through AHPshoppingmall.com, said Mr. McGinly. To take advantage of this program, shoppers...

A time to be generous.(Association for Healthcare Philanthropy)(Government...

Modern Healthcare;  May 14, 2001 ;     590 words ......President and Chief Executive Officer William McGinly, two economic and regulatory road bumps...acquisitions in the mid-1990s, which, McGinly says, caused donor confusion about where...demographics for fund-raising purposes-a hit that McGinly says would have cost healthcare philanthropy...

Pressures from HIPAA, Capital Improvements and Increasing Patient Demands...

PR Newswire;  February 26, 2007 ;     581 words ......Chief Executive Officer William C. McGinly said the Health Insurance Portability...crucial to achieving success. McGinly said with two-thirds of American...financially or in deep red ink, too many not-for-profit hospital CEOs are using the wrong...to philanthropic fundraising. ...