Lee Health Foundation hires Alexander Rivero as associate director of development
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Floridant -- Lee Health Foundation has hired Alexander Rivero as associate director of development. In this role, Rivero will focus on identifying, cultivating, and stewarding major donors, as well as executing solicitation strategies to support Lee Health's strategic philanthropic priorities.

Rivero brings extensive experience in donor relations, event planning and development. Most recently, he served as Membership and Development Manager for the Golisano Children's Museum of Naples, where he oversaw membership growth, donor cultivation and community engagement initiatives.

Rivero holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications with a concentration in Public Relations from Florida Gulf Coast University. As a Cape Coral resident, Rivero's local ties and commitment to the Southwest Florida community make him a valuable addition to Lee Health Foundation's team.

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For additional information about the role of philanthropy at Lee Health or how you can support healthcare initiatives in your community, visit LeeHealthFoundation.org or call 239-343-6950.

About Lee Health Foundation

Lee Health Foundation raises philanthropic dollars on behalf of private nonprofit Lee Health to establish, expand and enhance innovative, lifesaving and preventative programs. The Foundation provides financial support for all five Lee Health hospitals including Golisano Children's Hospital and Lee Health Fort Myers, opening late 2027, as well as many service areas including Lee Health Cancer Institute, Lee Health Coconut Point, Lee Health Heart Institute, Lee Health Hospital at Home, Lee Health Musculoskeletal Institute, and Community Health Clinics. Over the last year, the Foundation has distributed more than $27 million to support Lee Health's mission. Please visit LeeHealthFoundation.org or call 239-343-6950 for more information about the role of Lee Health philanthropy in Southwest Florida.