Alumni and Development Facts

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Nancy Wells Vice President Division of Development and Alumni Relations

Alumni and Development Facts

Alumni Facts UB has about 230,000 living alumni in 115 countries More than 127,000 live in New York State Regions with the highest number of UB alumni are Washington DC, Los Angeles and Florida

Dollars Raised UB raised $28,762,077 last year.

Dollars Raised

How Was the Money Spent? *Gifts for current operations restricted for specific uses that cannot be classified in one or another of the restricted categories in chart.

Most of our donors are alumni. Who Are Our Donors? Most of our donors are alumni.

Alumni Donors Of the 21,556 donors last year, 78% were UB alumni About 13% of alumni donors are new donors who have never given to UB before

Alumni Participation Rate UB’s alumni participation rate last year was 9.6% Alumni participation is a key factor in college and university rankings such as U.S. News & World Report

Alumni Participation Rate

Faculty/Staff Participation Faculty/staff participation rate was 11% in FY 13. Fiscal Year Staff Type Total # of Donors % Participation Rate Total Faculty/Staff 2013 Faculty $803,093 560 14.3% 3,906 Staff $186,324 473 8.6% 5,507 2012 $985,986 705 19.3% 3,661 $189,212 621 11.7% 5,323

How Do We Compare? Faculty/staff giving rates FY 12 University of Virginia 24.3% University of Oregon 23.3% Iowa State 19.4% Stony Brook 7.7% University at Buffalo 7.3%* *Percentage reflects totals compiled based upon Volunteer Support of Education standards, and do not include faculty and staff who also are alumni of the institution.

Faculty/Staff Participation

Development and Alumni Relations Goals and Metrics

Increase Faculty/Staff Giving Increase faculty/staff participation Dr. Scott Weber is involved in that effort

Increase Alumni Giving Increase alumni participation rate from 9.6% to 10% That is 1,000 new donors

Increase Alumni Participation Further engage alumni so they continue a life-long and positive relationship with UB Alumni Engagement and Philanthropy Task Force recommendations

Spheres of Influence – Alumni Giving

Building the Culture Improve culture of philanthropy on campus and with constituents

Grow the Endowment UB’s endowment is $554,392,383 UB ranks in bottom third when compared to AAU public peers

Why Endowment? The UB Foundation endowment allows UB to be less dependent upon unpredictable sources of revenue UBF Gift Stewardship Committee

Active Campaigns Law School Campaign Goal - $30M Total raised - $21.8M (73% of goal) School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Campaign Goal - $200M Total raised - $115.1M (57.5% of goal) *Campaign totals through January 31, 2014

Key Metrics Gifts New Pledges Gifts for Endowment Alumni Event Attendance (internal reporting only) New Pledges Gifts # of Tier 1 Solicitations (internal reporting only) Gifts for Endowment # of Face-to-Face Visits (internal reporting only) Alumni Participation Rate X Peer Data Available

Questions & Answers Your Questions