Campaign Overview Auburn University Faculty March 14, 2006.

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Campaign Overview Auburn University Faculty March 14, 2006

Raise $500 million+ Raise $500 million+ Achieve goals for colleges, schools and units Achieve goals for colleges, schools and units Gain state, regional and national positioning for Auburn University Gain state, regional and national positioning for Auburn University Increase volunteer base by 500 Increase volunteer base by 500 Broaden donor base, especially outside Alabama Broaden donor base, especially outside Alabama Identify and engage new volunteer leaders Identify and engage new volunteer leaders IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY Purpose of Auburn Campaign

Progress to Date: March 1, 2006 IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY NeedsGoalsProgress I. Endowments $294,380,000$115,406,998 II. Facilities $119,651,264$37,076,518 III. Research & Outreach $11,200,000$9,141,300 IV. Current Operations (Enhancement Funds) (Enhancement Funds)$74,768,736$179,910,265 TOTAL$500,000,000$341,535,081

Update of Constituency Activities & Vision Goals (March 1, 2006) IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Auburn University Endowment Status: June 30, 2005 Market value of combined Endowment Pool IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY Market Value Auburn University $143,418,793 Auburn University Foundation $172,722,056 Combined Total $316,140,849

Endowment Levels Comparison Source: NACUBO Endowment Study, June 30, 2005 IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Breakdown of Current Endowment Pool IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY DesignationPercentage Unrestricted15% Scholarships37% Professorships7% Chairs14% Funds for Excellence 27%

Campaign Totals: Face & Present Values IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY Face Value: 3/1/06 Present Value: 3/1/06 $341,535,081$251,567,069

Wills Wills Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Lead Trusts Charitable Lead Trusts Life Insurance Life Insurance Retained Life Estates Retained Life Estates Charitable Gift Annuities Charitable Gift Annuities Retirement Assets (IRAs) Retirement Assets (IRAs) IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY Planned Gifts Include:

Planned Giving Status Based on campaign total of $341 million as of March 1, 2006 IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY Planned Gifts Expected Planned Gifts $ 98,690,287 Matured Planned Gifts $ 17,201,674 Total Planned Gifts $115,891,961 Percentage of Planned Gifts in Campaign Total = 33%

Campaign Organization Campaign Steering Committee (32) National Campaign Committee (40-50) Campaign Co-Chairs Samuel Ginn Earl "Buddy" Weaver QUIET PHASE Leadership Gifts Division Pacesetter Gifts Division PUBLIC PHASE Partnership Division Auburn Family Division IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Campaign Steering Committee 32 Members 32 Members Includes: Includes: 2 Board of Trustees members 2 Board of Trustees members 8 AU Foundation Board members 8 AU Foundation Board members 1 Auburn Alumni Association Board member 1 Auburn Alumni Association Board member 16 Constituency Campaign Committee members 16 Constituency Campaign Committee members 1 Faculty Senate Chair 1 Faculty Senate Chair 4 at-large members 4 at-large members Two meetings held in 2004 Two meetings held in 2004 Joint meeting with National Campaign Committee held in June 2005 & February 2006 Joint meeting with National Campaign Committee held in June 2005 & February 2006 IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

National Campaign Committee Committee Co-Chairs and 12 area events chairs Committee Co-Chairs and 12 area events chairs 41 Co-Chairs enlisted to date 41 Co-Chairs enlisted to date Two meetings in 2005 Two meetings in 2005 Last meeting: February 2006 Last meeting: February 2006 IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Purpose of Regional Campaigns Expand our donor base of alumni, parents & friends across US Expand our donor base of alumni, parents & friends across US Increase interaction & communication among AU constituents Increase interaction & communication among AU constituents Recruit and train new volunteers Recruit and train new volunteers Seek new donors of gifts from $25,000-$100,000 Seek new donors of gifts from $25,000-$100,000 Hold special events to spread AU’s message Hold special events to spread AU’s message IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Regional Campaigns: 2006 Timeline IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Regional Campaigns: 2007 Timeline IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Event Areas: 2007 Timeline IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Faculty/Staff Campaign Faculty Staff Campaign Co-Chairs: Faculty Staff Campaign Co-Chairs: Chris Roberts, Sam Ginn College of Engineering Chris Roberts, Sam Ginn College of Engineering Victoria Tate, Facilities Victoria Tate, Facilities Each university division is represented by one or more team captains (41 total) Each university division is represented by one or more team captains (41 total) Faculty Staff Campaign Team Captains' Breakfast held March 2, 2006 Faculty Staff Campaign Team Captains' Breakfast held March 2, 2006 IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Faculty/Staff Campaign Faculty Staff Campaign information packets mailed March 10, 2006 Faculty Staff Campaign information packets mailed March 10, 2006 Timeline: March 2 - May 2, 2006 Timeline: March 2 - May 2, 2006 Celebration: May 17, 2006 (Family Fun Day) Celebration: May 17, 2006 (Family Fun Day) Goal: 100% participation Goal: 100% participation IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Why should faculty and staff give? Indicates a vote of confidence in the programs, classes and degrees offered at AU Indicates a vote of confidence in the programs, classes and degrees offered at AU Has a strong impact when we ask for corporate, foundation, legislative, alumni and friend support. Has a strong impact when we ask for corporate, foundation, legislative, alumni and friend support. IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY

Campaign Activities: Spring 2006 Cultivate & Solicit major prospects Cultivate & Solicit major prospects Kickoff regional campaigns Kickoff regional campaigns Complete Faculty/Staff campaign Complete Faculty/Staff campaign Attain 70% of remaining constituencies' campaign goals ( 80% by December 2006) Attain 70% of remaining constituencies' campaign goals ( 80% by December 2006) Continue to raise large seven-figure gifts Continue to raise large seven-figure gifts IT BEGINS AT AUBURN A CAMPAIGN FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY