Henry A. "Hank" Rosso (13 June 1917 – February 1, 1999) was a leader in the formal development of the fundraising profession in the United States. He began his fundraising career at the March of Dimes, where he helped to arrange the inaugural Mother's March on Polio. He was a founder of the Fund Raising School, which helped codify the principles, concepts, and techniques of the fundraising profession.
