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OPEN – GB – INFO 5-1 January 31-February 1, 2013
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DEVELOPMENT UPDATE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI BOARD OF CURATORS JANUARY 31, 2013 OPEN – GB – INFO 5-7 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Capital Campaign Supports Mission and Strategy Key Strategic Initiative = Undergraduate Enrollment Growth Target = 20,000 by 2020 University Needs Capital Campaign Category $ Mil High Demand Courses of StudyPrograms51 Top Ranked FacultyEndowed Chairs47 Learning EnvironmentFacilities83 Access/AffordabilityScholarships49 Ability to InvestUnrestricted20 UMKC Vision and Strategy OPEN – GB – INFO 5-8 January 31-February 1, 2013
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UMKC’s Development Organization UMKC Chancellor President UMKC Foundation Development Staff Vice Chancellor Advancement Advancement Services and Stewardship Staff Development Organizational Chart OPEN – GB – INFO 5-9 January 31-February 1, 2013
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UMKC campaign progress Total as of 1-17- 13Endowment $ RaisedExpendable $ Raised% Endowment% ExpendableUnrestrictedRestricted% Unrestricted% Restricted Academic Affairs/Honor College$0.00 0.00% $0.00 0.00% Arts and Sciences$7,835,554.86$4,433,228.35$3,402,326.5156.58%43.42%$1,103.00$7,834,451.860.01%99.99% Athletics$2,936,707.01$111,192.19$2,825,514.823.79%96.21%$2,135.00$2,934,572.010.07%99.93% Biological Sciences$17,234.82$7,925.20$9,309.6245.98%54.02%$5.00$17,229.820.03%99.97% Computing and Engineering$8,756,870.48$1,616,437.25$7,140,433.2318.46%81.54%$721,341.93$8,035,528.558.24%91.76% Dentistry$5,902,442.10$315,934.14$5,586,507.965.35%94.65%$482,882.99$5,419,559.118.18%91.82% Diversity$54,340.00$0.00$54,340.000.00%100.00%$0.00$54,340.000.00%100.00% Education$7,003,428.39$3,737,092.54$3,266,335.8553.36%46.64%$2,853.00$7,000,575.390.04%99.96% Graduate Studies$31,828.39$6,676.20$25,152.1920.98%79.02%$3.33$31,825.060.01%99.99% KC Rep$7,092,726.72$0.00$7,092,726.720.00%100.00%$0.00$7,092,726.720.00%100.00% KCUR$5,553,699.95$267,829.51$5,285,870.444.82%95.18%$0.00$5,553,699.950.00%100.00% Law$4,007,620.72$636,430.16$3,371,190.5615.88%84.12%$680,419.40$3,327,201.3216.98%83.02% Management$44,433,663.22$2,544,647.91$41,889,015.315.73%94.27%$1,126,347.00$43,307,316.222.53%97.47% Medicine$4,156,881.89$1,564,238.17$2,592,643.7237.63%62.37%$63,184.26$4,093,697.631.52%98.48% Music and Dance$8,860,735.92$1,738,705.38$7,122,030.5419.62%80.38%$218,472.38$8,642,263.542.47%97.53% Nursing$1,035,573.73$253,134.37$782,439.3624.44%75.56%$48,660.01$986,913.724.70%95.30% Office of Research$78,750.00$0.00$78,750.000.00%100.00%$0.00$78,750.000.00%100.00% Other Programs$12,416,297.87$397,200.28$12,019,097.593.20%96.80%$1,058,327.95$11,357,969.928.52%91.48% Pharmacy$6,788,763.58$3,108,415.16$3,680,348.4245.79%54.21%$293,057.64$6,495,705.944.32%95.68% Student Affairs$5,117,954.61$1,123,853.52$3,994,101.0921.96%78.04%$3,950.00$5,114,004.610.08%99.92% Trustees$855,987.73$144,081.56$711,906.1716.83%83.17%$481,262.73$374,725.0056.22%43.78% University Libraries$3,501,321.64$10,585.44$3,490,736.200.30%99.70%$54,394.25$3,446,927.391.55%98.45% Vision Research$1,062,427.42$42,578.86$1,019,848.564.01%95.99%$0.00$1,062,427.420.00%100.00% $137,500,811.05$22,060,186.17$115,440,624.8816.04%83.96%$5,238,399.87 $132,262,411.1 83.81%96.19% OPEN – GB – INFO 5-10 January 31-February 1, 2013
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UMKC Annual Fund and Planned Giving Raised to date Campaign Goal Scholarships$23.03M$48.9M Faculty/Staff$11.32M$47.25M Facilities$41.05M$83.05M Programs$50.95M$53.79M Unrestricted $5.24M$19.85M Sponsored Research $0 $3.14M Totals$137.58M$250M * $25M pledge from Henry Bloch ** Inaugural year of UMKC Foundation Capital Campaign goal and actual OPEN – GB – INFO 5-11 January 31-February 1, 2013
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UMKC Giving vs. Peers Outright Contributions / CashDeferred Endowment Value Alumni Solicited VSE Alumni ParticipationAlumni: Total Dollars InstitutionFY2011 FY2009FY2010FY2011FY2009FY2010FY2011 (($000)) #%% University of Missouri-Kansas City (Kansas City, MO)$21,469$31$239,29077,96210.01%10.23%10.26%$1,717$2,455$2,111 Aspirational Schools University of Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, PA)$114,482$4,366$2,545,092145,50014.60%12.90%18.10%$9,156$12,941$17,552 SUNY - Buffalo*$32,727$972$494,791140,78810.90%13.10%11.60%$8,901$9,211$14,024 Temple University (Philadelphia, PA)$44,248$647$320,829206,27810.90%10.23%9.50%$6,572$22,461$7,892 Univ of Illinois - Chicago (IL)$80,095$119$219,987183,3994.30%4.60%3.80%$11,008$3,585$23,184 University of Cincinnati (Cincinnati, OH)$109,759$657$1,004,000192,0718.10%11.00%11.70%$16,960$21,317$16,560 Operational Schools George Mason University$44,408$0$51,608122,4995.40%4.93%5.50%$1,009$969$1,366 University of Alabama at Birmingham (Birmingham, AL)$91,447$2,687$310,73594,02510.90%10.30%11.00%$4,390$2,552$2,660 University of Louisville$86,211$121$769,337115,35510.00%9.90%9.60%$11,444$13,842$18,277 University of South Florida$81,492$1,386$344,029226,3178.20%10.40%9.90%$5,750$5,088$7,406 Virginia Commonwealth University (Richmond, VA)$47,432$0$450,590145,4515.60%5.10%5.00%$2,773$6,968$4,756 *SUNY-Buffalo figures listed are for the "University at Buffalo-SUNY." These do not represent the SUNY-Buffalo State College. OPEN – GB – INFO 5-12 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Fundraising Report Cheryl B. Schrader, PhD Chancellor, Missouri S&T February 1, 2013 OPEN – GB – INFO 5-13 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Fundraising Vision During FY2011, $6+M was raised for Bertelsmeyer Hall Campaign Figures include outright gifts and pledges OPEN – GB – INFO 5-14 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Assistant Vice Chancellor Development Senior Development Officer, Corporations & Foundations Senior Development Officer Development Officer Development Officer, Corporations & Foundations Senior Development Officer Executive Director Development Vice Chancellor for University Advancement Manager Donor Relations General Manager Public Radio KMST Director Communications Executive Director Alumni Relations & Advancement Services 17 staff 2 staff 10 staff 3 support staff OPEN – GB – INFO 5-15 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Fundraising Program Performance Metrics Public Research Doctoral Institutions Missouri S&T (FY 11 ) Annual Participation Rate 9.7%17.9% Average Alumni Gift $1,012$1,904 Endowment per student $23,953$19,547 Fundraising Benchmarks OPEN – GB – INFO 5-16 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Fundraising Activity Total by MethodTotal by Support Type (5+ Years) (1-5 Years) *FY11 total includes $6M+ for Bertelsmeyer Hall Campaign OPEN – GB – INFO 5-17 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Advancing Excellence Campaign $200M Goal Concluded June 30, 2010 RESULTS Charitable Gifts $128M Sponsored Programs $ 83M Total Support $211M OPEN – GB – INFO 5-18 January 31-February 1, 2013
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UMSL Development Report Chancellor Thomas George OPEN – GB – INFO 5-19 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Gateway for Greatness Campaign comes to a hectic, successful conclusion. $154.2 million. Seven-year campaign started July 1, 2005. Goal increased to $150 million from $100 million in July 2010. $22 million per year average – less than $7 million a year prior to campaign. $28 million raised in final year – campus record! 31 Partners for Greatness ($1 million-plus donors). OPEN – GB – INFO 5-20 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Gateway Campaign giving by source. OPEN – GB – INFO 5-21 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Gateway Campaign giving by purpose. OPEN – GB – INFO 5-22 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Structure and peer comparisons Centralized structure University Advancement coordinates all campus-wide and college-unit fundraising. UMSL averaged $22M per year during campaign. Peer average was $19M during same time period. UMSL has raised $10M during first half of FY2013. UMSL raises $5.60 for every $1 spent. Peer average is $5.70 for every $1 spent. OPEN – GB – INFO 5-23 January 31-February 1, 2013
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Fundraising supports excellence and some gaps. Donors will support funding gaps for scholarships and new facilities. Less inclined to support operational budget and facility maintenance affected by state cuts. UMSL has experienced success in attracting support for new academic initiatives. Express Scripts. Center for Excellence in Financial Counseling. UMSL@Grand Center. OPEN – GB – INFO 5-24 January 31-February 1, 2013
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