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St. Joseph Hospital Welcomes New Executive Director of Philanthropy

Brian Winslow will be responsible for major gift and leadership gift development, capital fund programs, and planned giving

St. Joseph Hospital, a member of Covenant Health, announced today that Brian Winslow has joined the leadership team as its Executive Director of Philanthropy. In this important role, Winslow will be responsible for major gift and leadership gift development, capital fund programs, and planned giving.

“I’m very excited Brian has joined our team,” said J. Bradford Coffey, Senior Vice President and Foundation President, Covenant Health. “He has a tremendous amount of experience, a proven record of success, and strong references. His work with donors is going to lead to good things for healthcare at St. Joseph Hospital.”

Winslow has spent the last 16 years working with non-profit healthcare organizations in New Hampshire. Prior to this role, Winslow served as Director of Fund Development at Central New Hampshire VNA & Hospice, Executive Director of Philanthropy at LRGHealthcare, and Director of Community Relations at Granite VNA.

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John A. Jurczyk, FACHE, President of St. Joseph Hospital added “Brian is going to be welcomed with open arms. I look forward to introducing him to members of our community and to working closely with him to advance the interests of St. Joseph Hospital.”

Winslow earned his bachelor’s degree from Iowa State University, his Master of Public Policy from University of Southern Maine and his Master of Science, Marketing, from Southern New Hampshire University.

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If you’d like additional information about supporting St. Joseph Hospital, Brian Winslow may be reached 603.884.4343.

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