CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SACRAMENTO

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SACRAMENTO"

Transcription

1 CHARITABLE GIFT RECEIPTS New Gifts $9,384,006 Pledge Payments $273, /15 TOTAL $9,657,969 CHARITABLE GIFTS: A 3-YEAR HISTORY / / /15 dollars (m) CHARITABLE GIFTS BY SOURCE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SACRAMENTO The 2015 Green & Gold Gala, which honored President Alexander Gonzalez upon his retirement at Sacramento State and his wife Gloria, raised more than $450,000 for scholarships. One of these awards, the Green & Gold Scholarship, benefits undergraduate students who have demonstrated enthusiasm and determination to obtain a college degree. Les Harper 55, a member of the first Sacramento State class in its present location, and his wife Anita, have been loyal Hornets over the years. Thanks to their ongoing generosity and significant bequest, the Alumni Center was named The Leslie and Anita Harper Alumni Center. Allie Beth Kenner has been a member of the Hornet Club and a season ticket holder for more than 25 years and, although not an alumna, she has been a loyal donor to Sacramento State Athletics since Her support includes creating two endowed basketball scholarships and a $50,000 gift to the Power of 1,000 Hornets campaign to support a new event center. Hazel Cramer s $1 million estate gift establishes Sacramento State s first endowed chair, which will be in the Department of Public Policy and Administration within the College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies. During her lifetime, Hazel also established a scholarship; her estate further supports these awards. Alumni 17.92% The W.M. Keck Foundation awarded a $300,000 grant to support the Sustainable Interdisciplinary Research to Inspire Undergraduate Success (SIRIUS) Project, an initiative to adopt the American River next to campus as Parents 0.63% a living laboratory. This project gives students job-ready skills and provides Other Individuals 56.81% important environmental research. Foundations 10.19% Corporations 12.28% Other Organizations 2.17% CHARITABLE GIFTS BY PURPOSE Gift Commitments 2014/15 New Gifts $9,384,006 New Pledges $1,116,313 Current Programs 76.36% Testamentary Commitments $4,500,378 Campus Improvements 5.92% Native American and Local Government Contributions $0 Endowment 15.69% Unrestricted 0.84% TOTAL $15,000,697 Other 1.19%

2

3

4

5

6 PHILANTHROPIC PRODUCTIVITY 2012/2013 Total 2013/2014 Total 2014/2015 Total Three Year 2012/2013 Total 2013/2014 Total 2014/2015 Total Three Year GROUP I Gift Commitments Gift Commitments Gift Commitments Average Gift Receipts Gift Receipts Gift Receipts Average Bakersfield $5,267,573 $7,336,831 $8,299,255 $6,967,886 $4,901,434 $5,698,327 $5,950,904 $5,516,888 Channel Islands $3,032,596 $5,816,162 $6,387,261 $5,078,673 $2,423,029 $1,766,331 $1,948,948 $2,046,103 Dominguez Hills $3,889,594 $1,709,956 $5,784,070 $3,794,540 $3,322,219 $1,534,793 $4,165,045 $3,007,352 East Bay $4,577,250 $2,541,365 $4,328,334 $3,815,650 $2,954,823 $3,431,059 $3,330,561 $3,238,814 Humboldt $7,095,256 $8,613,633 $7,745,384 $7,818,091 $5,550,024 $7,652,638 $7,079,640 $6,760,767 Los Angeles $5,306,456 $5,325,416 $9,358,448 $6,663,440 $4,405,804 $6,020,531 $9,210,748 $6,545,694 Maritime Academy $2,588,723 $2,755,384 $1,834,599 $2,392,902 $2,582,267 $2,425,938 $1,765,379 $2,257,861 Monterey Bay $4,207,401 $4,052,582 $5,127,213 $4,462,399 $4,267,270 $3,494,035 $4,706,677 $4,155,994 San Bernardino $4,225,518 $5,914,228 $14,464,157 $8,201,301 $2,429,411 $4,265,523 $3,949,107 $3,548,014 San Marcos $5,114,764 $5,679,175 $10,369,013 $7,054,317 $4,660,321 $3,685,210 $4,430,094 $4,258,542 Stanislaus $2,166,357 $1,010,541 $2,088,417 $1,755,105 $2,695,965 $1,312,194 $1,919,861 $1,976,007 $47,471,488 $50,755,273 $75,786,151 $58,004,304 $40,192,567 $41,286,579 $48,456,964 $43,312,037 GROUP II Chico $9,046,978 $9,548,488 $11,637,940 $10,077,802 $5,615,932 $7,385,863 $7,409,955 $6,803,917 Fullerton $8,576,136 $16,027,456 $17,236,266 $13,946,619 $12,888,898 $10,117,018 $10,998,659 $11,334,858 Northridge $14,793,755 $21,511,163 $19,511,296 $18,605,405 $13,327,290 $13,269,224 $12,856,581 $13,151,032 Pomona $10,164,473 $34,828,837 $27,431,382 $24,141,564 $19,629,243 $20,095,525 $19,462,695 $19,729,154 Sacramento $10,212,592 $14,236,085 $15,000,697 $13,149,791 $8,195,635 $9,776,432 $9,657,969 $9,210,012 San Francisco $15,378,536 $14,338,699 $14,619,779 $14,779,005 $10,075,551 $11,358,876 $9,483,171 $10,305,866 Sonoma $5,537,811 $11,037,607 $10,487,965 $9,021,128 $7,627,102 $7,454,412 $8,751,276 $7,944,263 $73,710,281 $121,528,335 $115,925,325 $103,721,314 $77,359,651 $79,457,350 $78,620,306 $78,479,102 GROUP III Fresno $24,969,668 $46,813,487 $16,930,192 $29,571,116 $19,820,116 $17,189,360 $18,876,049 $18,628,508 Long Beach $27,013,759 $28,543,157 $26,026,794 $27,194,570 $13,680,347 $14,633,860 $21,868,846 $16,727,684 San Diego $83,909,499 $96,752,543 $87,703,320 $89,455,121 $77,564,826 $88,547,598 $81,810,239 $82,640,888 San Jose $35,852,274 $31,373,175 $12,000,620 $26,408,690 $33,362,138 $30,225,418 $13,537,902 $25,708,486 San Luis Obispo $42,553,738 $49,168,594 $71,861,494 $54,527,942 $17,736,357 $19,528,931 $47,508,525 $28,257,938 $214,298,938 $252,650,956 $214,522,420 $227,157,438 $162,163,784 $170,125,167 $183,601,561 $171,963,504 Chancellor's Office $3,023,124 $12,487,069 $5,081,209 $6,863,801 $3,216,499 $4,808,419 $3,991,035 $4,005,318 GRAND TOTAL $338,503,831 $437,421,633 $411,315,105 $395,746,856 $282,932,501 $295,677,515 $314,669,866 $297,759,961 Note 1: Gift commitments include new gifts, new pledges and testamentary commitments. Gift receipts reflect assets received by the University in the form of new gifts and pledge payments. Note 2: Fresno revised their gift commitments data; revision reflects a $19.85 million reduction in new pledges. 22

7 CHARITABLE GIFT COMMITMENTS Native American Gift Commitments New Charitable Testamentary & Government Total Gift 2014/2015 General as a Percent of the GROUP I Gifts New Pledges Commitments Contributions Commitments Fund General Fund Bakersfield $5,254,861 $2,044,394 $1,000,000 $0 $8,299,255 $54,944,409 15% Channel Islands $1,491,701 $1,565,684 $3,309,000 $20,876 $6,387,261 $60,207,210 11% Dominguez Hills $3,985,873 $546,532 $1,000,000 $251,665 $5,784,070 $65,742,152 9% East Bay $763,917 $3,464,417 $100,000 $0 $4,328,334 $74,079,561 6% Humboldt $6,620,722 $1,093,037 $25,000 $6,625 $7,745,384 $63,858,110 12% Los Angeles $7,284,705 $1,087,243 $986,500 $0 $9,358,448 $112,197,039 8% Maritime Academy $1,716,651 $117,948 $0 $0 $1,834,599 $26,018,276 7% Monterey Bay $4,011,650 $579,313 $536,250 $0 $5,127,213 $57,244,983 9% San Bernardino $2,948,800 $1,293,435 $1,320,000 $8,901,922 $14,464,157 $86,861,208 17% San Marcos $3,150,203 $2,494,600 $4,667,500 $56,710 $10,369,013 $62,268,552 17% Stanislaus $1,658,607 $329,296 $100,000 $514 $2,088,417 $52,742,547 4% $38,887,690 $14,615,899 $13,044,250 $9,238,312 $75,786,151 $716,164,047 11% GROUP II Chico $7,387,940 $865,000 $3,385,000 $0 $11,637,940 $92,245,032 13% Fullerton $10,413,439 $3,122,621 $3,700,206 $0 $17,236,266 $144,394,061 12% Northridge $9,215,492 $2,140,801 $8,155,003 $0 $19,511,296 $154,242,396 13% Pomona $7,786,021 $775,250 $18,870,111 $0 $27,431,382 $112,335,342 24% Sacramento $9,384,006 $1,116,313 $4,500,378 $0 $15,000,697 $126,337,437 12% San Francisco $6,991,644 $4,408,135 $3,220,000 $0 $14,619,779 $131,532,859 11% Sonoma $6,450,444 $1,316,501 $2,720,000 $1,020 $10,487,965 $53,742,483 20% $57,628,986 $13,744,621 $44,550,698 $1,020 $115,925,325 $814,829,610 14% GROUP III Fresno $13,603,159 $2,534,545 $783,000 $9,488 $16,930,192 $118,455,832 14% Long Beach $13,739,257 $3,931,834 $8,355,703 $0 $26,026,794 $156,941,836 17% San Diego $73,238,700 $12,430,295 $1,975,201 $59,124 $87,703,320 $153,746,796 57% San Jose $8,331,508 $2,766,111 $903,001 $0 $12,000,620 $124,051,382 10% San Luis Obispo $39,580,629 $6,464,278 $25,816,587 $0 $71,861,494 $105,471,968 68% $148,493,253 $28,127,063 $37,833,492 $68,612 $214,522,420 $658,667,814 33% Chancellor's Office $1,693,009 $3,388,200 $0 $0 $5,081,209 $89,108,999 6% GRAND TOTAL $246,702,938 $59,875,783 $95,428,440 $9,307,944 $411,315,105 $2,278,770,470 18% Note 1: Group I campuses generally have less than 5,000 individual donors, less than 10 full-time professional fundraisers, and less than $25 million in endowment market value. Group II campuses generally have between 5,000 and 10,000 individual donors, between 10 and 20 full-time professional fundraisers, and between $25 million and $50 million in endowment market value. Group III campuses generally have over 10,000 individual donors, over 20 full-time professional fundraisers, and over $50 million in endowment market value. 23

8 GIFT RECEIPTS BY SOURCE INDIVIDUALS ORGANIZATIONS Total Number Other Gift Receipts Individual GROUP I Alumni Parents Other Individuals Foundations Corporations Organizations Total Donors Bakersfield $75,114 $1,690 $1,923,174 $1,588,834 $1,920,173 $441,919 $5,950,904 1,239 Channel Islands $40,332 $10,784 $533,073 $499,537 $822,499 $42,723 $1,948,948 1,152 Dominguez Hills $198,946 $1,401 $2,809,523 $452,012 $638,420 $64,743 $4,165,045 2,578 East Bay $375,025 $19,430 $397,388 $1,780,456 $686,648 $71,614 $3,330,561 1,635 Humboldt $994,161 $101,235 $835,168 $2,398,879 $1,823,953 $926,244 $7,079,640 6,625 Los Angeles $957,789 $9,625 $2,952,842 $3,863,446 $1,117,330 $309,716 $9,210,748 3,466 Maritime Academy $174,228 $34,385 $620,850 $35,900 $720,369 $179,647 $1,765, Monterey Bay $33,940 $13,464 $1,675,354 $1,381,197 $522,573 $1,080,149 $4,706,677 6,783 San Bernardino $368,240 $35,303 $894,393 $805,921 $1,342,139 $503,111 $3,949,107 2,731 San Marcos $47,491 $28,351 $1,775,302 $1,869,550 $627,862 $81,538 $4,430,094 1,386 Stanislaus $212,778 $1,325 $681,351 $177,363 $784,282 $62,762 $1,919,861 1,289 $3,478,044 $256,993 $15,098,418 $14,853,095 $11,006,248 $3,764,166 $48,456,964 29,369 GROUP II Chico $1,697,012 $437,348 $1,929,483 $1,430,490 $1,404,713 $510,909 $7,409,955 13,313 Fullerton $1,988,080 $261,355 $2,135,396 $2,541,707 $3,237,058 $835,063 $10,998,659 8,864 Northridge $4,565,104 $150,939 $1,591,568 $3,726,508 $2,295,099 $527,363 $12,856,581 15,535 Pomona $4,880,455 $73,431 $1,752,416 $9,908,723 $1,393,407 $1,454,263 $19,462,695 4,303 Sacramento $1,730,708 $60,810 $5,486,671 $984,469 $1,186,213 $209,098 $9,657,969 37,138 San Francisco $2,007,862 $58,094 $1,340,538 $3,126,143 $1,950,464 $1,000,070 $9,483,171 6,053 Sonoma $187,500 $34,700 $5,092,230 $1,316,441 $1,904,283 $216,122 $8,751,276 2,106 $17,056,721 $1,076,677 $19,328,302 $23,034,481 $13,371,237 $4,752,888 $78,620,306 87,312 GROUP III Fresno $8,171,242 $219,024 $3,123,911 $3,425,914 $3,670,303 $265,655 $18,876,049 9,033 Long Beach $6,146,564 $297,089 $7,361,964 $2,579,947 $4,456,201 $1,027,081 $21,868,846 18,966 San Diego $26,400,062 $1,186,586 $26,493,803 $16,124,537 $7,737,340 $3,867,911 $81,810,239 68,433 San Jose $1,988,376 $41,308 $4,118,989 $4,453,248 $2,833,921 $102,060 $13,537,902 7,799 San Luis Obispo $25,594,873 $1,262,411 $1,703,103 $10,431,076 $5,586,550 $2,930,512 $47,508,525 11,278 $68,301,117 $3,006,418 $42,801,770 $37,014,722 $24,284,315 $8,193,219 $183,601, ,509 Chancellor's Office $0 $0 $715,446 $2,541,251 $568,785 $165,553 $3,991, GRAND TOTAL $88,835,882 $4,340,088 $77,943,936 $77,443,549 $49,230,585 $16,875,826 $314,669, ,247 Note 1: Number of Individual Donors includes alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, and friends of the University. 24

9 GIFT RECEIPTS BY PURPOSE CURRENT PROGRAMS CAPITAL PURPOSES DEFERRED GIFTS Campus Improvements: Property, Buildings and Endowment: Endowment: Gift Receipts GROUP I Unrestricted Restricted Equipment Unrestricted Restricted Loan Funds Total Bakersfield $64,507 $4,036,006 $40,475 $0 $1,809,916 $0 $0 $5,950,904 Channel Islands $517,729 $1,394,851 $15,000 $0 $21,368 $0 $0 $1,948,948 Dominguez Hills $118,021 $3,588,676 $1,000 $0 $32,348 $0 $425,000 $4,165,045 East Bay $80,238 $1,663,547 $1,251,250 $0 $335,526 $0 $0 $3,330,561 Humboldt $281,000 $5,502,034 $2,234 $0 $1,269,372 $0 $25,000 $7,079,640 Los Angeles $309,206 $3,496,719 $2,217,076 $0 $3,187,747 $0 $0 $9,210,748 Maritime Academy $456,069 $895,166 $0 $0 $414,144 $0 $0 $1,765,379 Monterey Bay $58,735 $3,855,964 $3,192 $0 $788,786 $0 $0 $4,706,677 San Bernardino $31,824 $3,006,877 $64,411 $0 $845,995 $0 $0 $3,949,107 San Marcos $1,128,965 $2,811,765 $17,696 $0 $361,668 $0 $110,000 $4,430,094 Stanislaus $717 $1,451,982 $0 $0 $467,062 $100 $0 $1,919,861 $3,047,011 $31,703,587 $3,612,334 $0 $9,533,932 $100 $560,000 $48,456,964 GROUP II Chico $303,144 $4,120,766 $100,000 $74,315 $2,811,730 $0 $0 $7,409,955 Fullerton $139,492 $8,675,863 $283,040 $0 $1,900,264 $0 $0 $10,998,659 Northridge $150,189 $7,185,173 $1,036,883 $0 $4,284,416 $0 $199,920 $12,856,581 Pomona $555,538 $6,879,781 $2,766,425 $0 $9,260,951 $0 $0 $19,462,695 Sacramento $81,136 $7,374,606 $571,923 $0 $1,515,304 $0 $115,000 $9,657,969 San Francisco $445,614 $5,693,920 $64,784 $624,253 $2,629,600 $0 $25,000 $9,483,171 Sonoma $41,026 $3,873,643 $2,072,432 $0 $2,664,175 $0 $100,000 $8,751,276 $1,716,139 $43,803,752 $6,895,487 $698,568 $25,066,440 $0 $439,920 $78,620,306 GROUP III Fresno $511,100 $10,132,148 $194,708 $0 $8,038,093 $0 $0 $18,876,049 Long Beach $408,736 $14,155,045 $1,575,458 $0 $2,794,607 $0 $2,935,000 $21,868,846 San Diego $51,869 $47,980,522 $1,921,451 $0 $10,666,491 $0 $21,189,906 $81,810,239 San Jose $538,609 $8,843,958 $13,278 $0 $4,142,057 $0 $0 $13,537,902 San Luis Obispo $661,474 $19,904,790 $24,207,952 $0 $2,184,735 $0 $549,573 $47,508,525 $2,171,788 $101,016,463 $27,912,847 $0 $27,825,983 $0 $24,674,479 $183,601,561 Chancellor's Office $150,348 $3,287,024 $0 $0 $553,663 $0 $0 $3,991,035 GRAND TOTAL $7,085,286 $179,810,826 $38,420,668 $698,568 $62,980,018 $100 $25,674,399 $314,669,866 25

10 CHARITABLE GIFT COMPARISONS 2012/ / /2015 SOURCE OF SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS Alumni $56,541,930 $61,611,131 $88,835,882 Parents $3,672,280 $3,747,218 $4,340,088 Other Individuals $75,576,642 $89,328,890 $77,943,936 INDIVIDUALS TOTAL $135,790,852 $154,687,240 $171,119,906 ORGANIZATIONS Foundations $79,694,411 $71,116,484 $77,443,549 Corporations $51,313,933 $53,233,742 $49,230,585 Other Organizations $16,133,305 $16,640,049 $16,875,826 ORGANIZATIONS TOTAL $147,141,649 $140,990,275 $143,549,960 SOURCE OF SUPPORT TOTAL $282,932,501 $295,677,515 $314,669,866 GIFT PURPOSES CURRENT OPERATIONS Unrestricted $11,411,369 $10,114,725 $7,085,286 Restricted $173,783,848 $166,066,312 $179,810,826 CURRENT OPERATIONS TOTAL $185,195,218 $176,181,037 $186,896,113 CAPITAL PURPOSES Property, Buildings and Equipment $12,927,247 $19,744,433 $38,420,668 Endowment: Unrestricted $157,284 $1,287,086 $698,568 Endowment: Restricted $61,988,676 $54,747,357 $62,980,018 Loan Funds $11,080 $0 $100 CAPITAL PURPOSES TOTAL $75,084,287 $75,778,876 $102,099,354 Deferred Gifts $22,652,997 $43,718,102 $25,674,399 GIFT PURPOSES TOTAL $282,932,501 $295,677,515 $314,669,866 26

11 ENDOWMENT 2013/2014 to 2014/2015 Comparison 2012/ / /2015 Three 2014/ / / / /2015 Investment Investment Investment Year Gifts to Endowment GROUP I Market Value Market Value Market Value Amount Percentage Return Rate Return Rate Return Rate Average Endowment Distribution Bakersfield $20,178,522 $23,498,108 $23,391,570 -$106, % 13.43% 15.44% -0.34% 9.51% $1,809,916 $1,019,279 Channel Islands $11,972,377 $13,341,289 $13,102,442 -$238, % 12.30% 17.20% 0.00% 9.83% $21,368 $226,548 Dominguez Hills $10,200,004 $10,047,883 $10,117,030 $69, % 14.00% 13.93% 3.43% 10.45% $32,348 $472,819 East Bay $13,448,690 $15,800,824 $16,775,508 $974, % 10.50% 17.21% 0.34% 9.35% $335,526 $526,424 Humboldt $25,969,429 $27,723,634 $27,963,858 $240, % 10.41% 15.52% 1.72% 9.22% $1,269,372 $1,042,680 Los Angeles $21,148,375 $25,863,588 $29,737,805 $3,874, % 9.60% 15.10% 0.98% 8.56% $3,187,747 $812,749 Maritime Academy $5,408,542 $6,729,859 $6,768,434 $38, % 6.24% 15.34% -2.60% 6.33% $414,144 $327,540 Monterey Bay $15,954,357 $18,325,078 $18,648,419 $323, % 11.70% 17.70% -1.40% 9.33% $788,786 $687,657 San Bernardino $21,312,720 $24,457,752 $24,508,041 $50, % 11.40% 15.80% 0.60% 9.27% $845,995 $774,495 San Marcos $20,527,619 $23,296,164 $23,175,656 -$120, % 12.90% 18.60% 0.10% 10.53% $361,668 $673,091 Stanislaus $10,731,223 $11,953,585 $12,677,309 $723, % 8.06% 12.48% -1.68% 6.29% $467,062 $275,461 $176,851,858 $201,037,764 $206,866,072 $5,828, % 10.96% 15.85% 0.10% 8.97% $9,533,932 $6,838,743 GROUP II Chico $48,498,024 $52,562,821 $54,844,630 $2,281, % 11.50% 14.00% 4.10% 9.87% $2,886,045 $1,504,186 Fullerton $42,547,517 $50,112,038 $51,948,221 $1,836, % 8.95% 12.13% -0.22% 6.95% $1,900,264 $1,641,754 Northridge $63,127,025 $87,498,250 $89,788,611 $2,290, % 11.40% 15.50% 0.53% 9.14% $4,284,416 $2,873,654 Pomona $69,290,107 $86,657,511 $90,234,110 $3,576, % 10.95% 15.80% -1.64% 8.37% $9,260,951 $4,280,892 Sacramento $29,317,581 $33,655,214 $34,968,809 $1,313, % 11.10% 8.98% 1.13% 7.07% $1,515,304 $991,332 San Francisco $55,209,507 $65,384,812 $67,653,589 $2,268, % 10.86% 13.34% 3.13% 9.11% $3,253,853 $1,937,457 Sonoma $37,069,743 $43,092,301 $44,592,099 $1,499, % 9.00% 12.70% -0.80% 6.97% $2,664,175 $1,093,438 $345,059,504 $418,962,947 $434,030,069 $15,067, % 10.54% 13.21% 0.89% 8.21% $25,765,008 $14,322,713 GROUP III Fresno $142,839,125 $162,100,727 $165,962,047 $3,861, % 9.90% 13.06% 2.01% 8.32% $8,038,093 $6,851,153 Long Beach $50,528,887 $57,000,071 $57,190,877 $190, % 11.90% 14.10% 0.40% 8.80% $2,794,607 $2,214,259 San Diego $158,406,000 $190,608,000 $209,372,000 $18,764, % 11.92% 17.35% 0.40% 9.89% $10,666,491 $5,884,000 San Jose $99,869,022 $119,265,488 $120,044,974 $779, % 11.46% 15.80% 0.50% 9.25% $4,142,057 $4,158,745 San Luis Obispo $184,048,075 $207,779,403 $194,710,044 -$13,069, % 10.90% 15.50% -1.00% 8.47% $2,184,735 $7,883,263 $635,691,109 $736,753,689 $747,279,942 $10,526, % 11.22% 15.16% 0.46% 8.95% $27,825,983 $26,991,420 Chancellor's Office $14,361,030 $19,539,352 $19,827,879 $288, % 10.55% 14.62% 0.76% 8.64% $553,663 $395,505 GRAND TOTAL $1,171,963,501 $1,376,293,752 $1,408,003,962 $31,710, % 10.87% 14.88% 0.44% 8.73% $63,678,586 $48,548,381 Note 1: Investment returns are reported as net of investment fees. Note 3: Dominguez Hills revised their and endowment data. Note 2: Peer Group and Systemwide investment returns are presented as equal-weighted averages. Note 4: Humboldt revised their and endowment data. 27

12 ALUMNI Number of Total Alumni Alumni GROUP I Addressable Alumni Alumni Solicited Alumni Donors Contributions Participation Rate Bakersfield 43,520 1, $75, % Channel Islands 10,800 10, $40, % Dominguez Hills 81,329 79,547 2,196 $198, % East Bay 119,396 8, $375, % Humboldt 52,240 29,844 3,035 $994, % Los Angeles 136,945 79,152 2,820 $957, % Maritime Academy 4,359 4, $174, % Monterey Bay 10,125 10, $33, % San Bernardino 66,968 52,334 1,168 $368, % San Marcos 36,435 9, $47, % Stanislaus 54,247 18, $212, % 616, ,989 12,239 $3,478, % GROUP II Chico 145,223 92,615 6,312 $1,697, % Fullerton 223, ,928 4,991 $1,988, % Northridge 305, ,030 10,643 $4,565, % Pomona 136,923 29,420 3,041 $4,880, % Sacramento 215, ,610 5,946 $1,730, % San Francisco 290,073 74,009 3,897 $2,007, % Sonoma 59,144 24, $187, % 1,376, ,510 35,242 $17,056, % GROUP III Fresno 190, ,288 4,982 $8,171, % Long Beach 284, ,327 6,901 $6,146, % San Diego 375, ,245 14,591 $26,400, % San Jose 220, ,565 4,034 $1,988, % San Luis Obispo 167,489 68,671 6,460 $25,594, % 1,238, ,096 36,968 $68,301, % GRAND TOTAL 3,231,320 1,848,595 84,449 $88,835, % Note 1: Alumni Participation Rate equals Alumni Donors divided by Number of Addressable Alumni. 28

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Meeting: 10:45 a.m., Tuesday, January 30, 2018 Glenn S. Dumke Auditorium Silas H. Abrego, Chair Jean P. Firstenberg, Vice Chair Debra S. Farar Hugo N. Morales

More information

Executive Contact Information - May 2017

Executive Contact Information - May 2017 NAME OF AUXILIARY CAMPUS EMAIL PHONE NUMBER NAME OF CONTACT TITLE California State CSU lredfearn@calstate.edu 562-951-4815 Lori Redfearn Assistant Vice Chancellor, VP CSU Fdn. California State Institute

More information

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AGENDA Meeting: 4:45 p.m., Tuesday, November 13, 2007 Glenn S. Dumke Auditorium Consent Item Carol R. Chandler, Chair Craig R. Smith, Vice Chair Jeffrey L. Bleich Debra S. Farar Kenneth Fong Melinda Guzman

More information

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT. Consent Item Approval of Minutes of the Meeting of September 20, 2016

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT. Consent Item Approval of Minutes of the Meeting of September 20, 2016 AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Meeting: 3:15 p.m., Tuesday, November 15, 2016 Glenn S. Dumke Auditorium Silas H. Abrego, Chair Lateefah Simon, Vice Chair Douglas Faigin John Nilon Maggie

More information

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Advancement Committee Report October 2016 1. Alumni Relations Report 2. Wright State Foundation Financial Report 3. Development Report 4. Comprehensive Campaign

More information

Comprehensive. Campaign Plan

Comprehensive. Campaign Plan Comprehensive Campaign Plan 2015-2022 Why Now The Portland Community College Foundation s first ever comprehensive campaign has been ten years in the making. Capturing Philanthropic Momentum In 2016, the

More information

FUNDRAISING AT THE SPEED OF LIFE REEHERVISTACONFERENCE.COM MINNEAPOLIS AUGUST THE DEPOT

FUNDRAISING AT THE SPEED OF LIFE REEHERVISTACONFERENCE.COM MINNEAPOLIS AUGUST THE DEPOT FUNDRAISING AT THE SPEED OF LIFE MINNEAPOLIS AUGUST 28-30 THE DEPOT REEHERVISTACONFERENCE.COM THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND, THIS LAND IS MY LAND: HOW TO BUILD AN INTEGRATED, COLLABORATIVE FUNDRAISING OFFICE

More information

Rating Region. $150,000 Northern 3 Orange; Sacramento; San Joaquin; Santa Barbara; Stanislaus; Yolo

Rating Region. $150,000 Northern 3 Orange; Sacramento; San Joaquin; Santa Barbara; Stanislaus; Yolo 2016-17 s 211 Infoline of San Diego $100,000 San Diego 19 Imperial; San Diego Alameda Health Consortium $500,000 Bay Area 6 Alameda Hmong; Laotian; Middle Eastern Korean; Vietnamese; American Indian, Middle

More information

Rating Region. $125,000 Northern 3 Orange; Sacramento; San Joaquin; Santa Barbara; Stanislaus; Yolo

Rating Region. $125,000 Northern 3 Orange; Sacramento; San Joaquin; Santa Barbara; Stanislaus; Yolo 211 Infoline of San Diego $50,000 San Diego 19 Imperial; San Diego Alameda Health Consortium $500,000 Bay Area 6 Alameda Hmong; Laotian; Middle Eastern Korean; Vietnamese; American Indian, Middle Eastern

More information

Vice President of Institutional Advancement Scripps College

Vice President of Institutional Advancement Scripps College Vice President of Institutional Advancement Scripps College Claremont, California www.scrippscollege.edu Send Nominations or Cover Letter and Resume to: Libby Roberts Vice President 617-262-1102, extension

More information

As a graduate student in physics, Bruce McCaul, f 2. Creating a Legacy

As a graduate student in physics, Bruce McCaul, f 2. Creating a Legacy f 2 CHARITABLE Estate Planning & Tax Tips Fall 2013 Creating a Legacy Bruce, MS 63, PhD 69, and Karen McCaul, 63, MA 64 (shown here on a Stanford travel/study trip to New Zealand), enjoy the benefits of

More information

Your NAMI State Organization

Your NAMI State Organization Your NAMI State Organization State: State Organization: Address: California NAMI California NAMI California 1851 Heritage Ln. Ste 150 Sacramento, CA 95815 Phone: (916) 567-0163 Email Address: President:

More information

JPMorgan California Tax Free Bond Fund Schedule of Portfolio Investments as of November 30, 2017 (Unaudited)

JPMorgan California Tax Free Bond Fund Schedule of Portfolio Investments as of November 30, 2017 (Unaudited) Schedule of Portfolio Investments as of November 30, 2017 (Unaudited) THE UNAUDITED CERTIFIED MUTUAL FUNDS HOLDINGS LIST ( the List ) IS TO BE USED FOR REPORTING PURPOSES ONLY. IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED

More information

ASKING STRATEGIC QUESTIONS.org

ASKING STRATEGIC QUESTIONS.org ASKING STRATEGIC QUESTIONS.org People remember more of what they say, than what you say. People believe what they say, more than what we say. People enjoy conversations in which they speak the most. Therefore,

More information

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BOARD OF VISITORS. Meeting of the Advancement Committee

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BOARD OF VISITORS. Meeting of the Advancement Committee BOARD OF VISITORS Meeting of the Committee March 3, 2017 ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE Friday, March 3, 2017 12:45 2:15 p.m. Board Room, The Rotunda Committee Members: John A. Griffin, Chair James V. Reyes, Vice

More information

FORM G-37. Name of Regulated Entity: Montague DeRose and Associates, LLC. Report Period: Third Quarter of 2017

FORM G-37. Name of Regulated Entity: Montague DeRose and Associates, LLC. Report Period: Third Quarter of 2017 Name of Regulated Entity: Montague DeRose and Associates, LLC Report Period: Third Quarter of 2017 I. CONTRIBUTIONS made to officials of a municipal entity (list by state) Complete name, title (including

More information

AGENDA. I. CALL TO ORDER Rich Crotty Chair, Advancement Committee. II. ROLL CALL Carol Wyatt Senior Administrative Assistant, UCF Foundation

AGENDA. I. CALL TO ORDER Rich Crotty Chair, Advancement Committee. II. ROLL CALL Carol Wyatt Senior Administrative Assistant, UCF Foundation Board of Trustees Advancement Committee Thursday, September 26, 2013 9:00-9:45 a.m. Live Oak Room Conference call in phone number 800-442-5794, passcode 463796 AGENDA I. CALL TO ORDER Rich Crotty Chair,

More information

Kristin Decas Port of Hueneme Executive Director

Kristin Decas Port of Hueneme Executive Director Kristin Decas Port of Hueneme Executive Director Humboldt Bay and Conservation District San Francisco Bay Area Port of West Sacramento Port of Stockton Inland River Ports Port of Oakland Port of San Francisco

More information

2016&2017 IMPACT REPORT Guided and inspired by a shared vision of a healthy ocean for marine mammals and humans alike

2016&2017 IMPACT REPORT Guided and inspired by a shared vision of a healthy ocean for marine mammals and humans alike THE MARINE MAMMAL CENTER 2016&2017 IMPACT REPORT Guided and inspired by a shared vision of a healthy ocean for marine mammals and humans alike OUR MISSION The Marine Mammal Center advances global ocean

More information

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON UNIVERSITY AND FACULTY PERSONNEL

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON UNIVERSITY AND FACULTY PERSONNEL AGENDA COMMITTEE ON UNIVERSITY AND FACULTY PERSONNEL Meeting: 8:30 a.m., Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Glenn S. Dumke Auditorium Hugo N. Morales, Chair Thelma Meléndez de Santa Ana, Vice Chair Silas H. Abrego

More information

Degheri Alumni Center, Room 206. San Diego, CA Alcalá Park. Check if new address OFFICE OF PLANNED GIVING TO USD BEGINS HERE YOUR

Degheri Alumni Center, Room 206. San Diego, CA Alcalá Park. Check if new address OFFICE OF PLANNED GIVING TO USD BEGINS HERE YOUR Code: HBRNEWSW18 Check if new address OFFICE OF PLANNED GIVING Degheri Alumni Center, Room 206 5998 Alcalá Park San Diego, CA 92110-2492 YOUR GIFT TO USD BEGINS HERE Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit

More information

Dr. Jeffrey Michael. Executive Director, Center for Business and Policy Research University of the Pacific

Dr. Jeffrey Michael. Executive Director, Center for Business and Policy Research University of the Pacific 2019 San Joaquin County Economic Outlook Dr. Jeffrey Michael Executive Director, Center for Business and Policy Research University of the Pacific Outline Population Growth and Migration California and

More information

2018 Advancement Impact Report

2018 Advancement Impact Report 2018 Advancement Impact Report Message from the Dean I recently learned the inspiring story of Megan Hakes, an MBA 20 candidate with big dreams to become a leader in today s digitally driven business world.

More information

COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING. July 18, 2017 Noon 1:30 pm

COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING. July 18, 2017 Noon 1:30 pm COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING July 18, 2017 Noon 1:30 pm Location: Columbia College, Manzanita Conference Room Sonora, California Board Members Present: Margie Bulkin, John Freer;

More information

JPMorgan California Tax Free Bond Fund Schedule of Portfolio Investments as of May 31, 2017 (Unaudited)

JPMorgan California Tax Free Bond Fund Schedule of Portfolio Investments as of May 31, 2017 (Unaudited) Schedule of Portfolio Investments as of May 31, 2017 (Unaudited) THE UNAUDITED CERTIFIED MUTUAL FUNDS HOLDINGS LIST ( the List ) IS TO BE USED FOR REPORTING PURPOSES ONLY. IT IS NOT TO BE REPRODUCED FOR

More information

NAA Inaugural Newsletter

NAA Inaugural Newsletter Nu Alpha Kappa National Alumni Association September 2015 Newsletter Issue 1 WHAT S INSIDE... Scholarship Updates Softball Tourney Recap Backpack Drive NAA Fact-Checker Local AA Highlights Get To Know

More information

Extraordinary Gratitude

Extraordinary Gratitude volume 8 8 Fall 2015 LEGACY RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE: BUILDING EXTRAORDINARY RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE: BUILDING EXTRAORDINARY Extraordinary Gratitude Boyce Reid grew up in Lynchburg, VA and thought he would

More information

Carolina CORNERSTONE DOUG AND SHARON ROTHWELL. Donor Spotlight. In this Issue: Winter 2017 SUE WALSH RAMSCLUB.

Carolina CORNERSTONE DOUG AND SHARON ROTHWELL. Donor Spotlight. In this Issue: Winter 2017 SUE WALSH RAMSCLUB. Carolina CORNERSTONE Winter 2017 Donor Spotlight DOUG AND SHARON ROTHWELL In this Issue: Donor Spotlight: Doug and Sharon Rothwell Upcoming Dates to Remember Student-Athlete Thank You: Destiny DeBerry

More information

PART 4 - Public Land Mobile Radiotelephone Service Original Sheet 1 SECTION 2 - Nevada Bell 4.2 Nevada Bell Telephone Company

PART 4 - Public Land Mobile Radiotelephone Service Original Sheet 1 SECTION 2 - Nevada Bell 4.2 Nevada Bell Telephone Company PART 4 - Public Land Mobile Radiotelephone Service Original Sheet 1 4.2 Nevada Bell Telephone Company 4.2.1 Applicable for NB 4.2.1.1 Public Land Mobile Radiotelephone Service Through Base Stations of

More information

Los Angeles American Indian and Alaska Native Project 1 Technical Memo 5: AIAN Underrepresentation in the ACS

Los Angeles American Indian and Alaska Native Project 1 Technical Memo 5: AIAN Underrepresentation in the ACS Technical Memo 5, 2012 Published by the UCLA American Indian Studies Center Los Angeles American Indian and Alaska Native Project 1 Technical Memo 5: AIAN Underrepresentation in the ACS Jonathan Ong and

More information

Friday, September 19, nd Annual SJSU Fundraising Academy

Friday, September 19, nd Annual SJSU Fundraising Academy Friday, September 19, 2014 2nd Annual SJSU Fundraising Academy in the new Student Union Dear Fundraising Academy participants: Last year, we decided to strengthen the good feelings that followed the successful

More information

Easily compare our California HMO networks

Easily compare our California HMO networks Easily compare our California networks As of August 1, 2017 Northern California plan and Affinity / Alameda Affinity / Bay Valley Region Affinity / Eden San Leandro Affinity / Pinole Affinity / Rossmoor

More information

The Regents of the University of California. COMMITTEE ON AUDIT March 19, 1998

The Regents of the University of California. COMMITTEE ON AUDIT March 19, 1998 The Regents of the University of California COMMITTEE ON AUDIT March 19, 1998 The Committee on Audit met on the above date at UCSF-Laurel Heights, San Francisco. Members present: In attendance: Regents

More information

REGIONAL ADVANCEMENT OFFICER, WEST COAST/ASIA BABSON COLLEGE San Francisco Bay Area, California

REGIONAL ADVANCEMENT OFFICER, WEST COAST/ASIA BABSON COLLEGE San Francisco Bay Area, California REGIONAL ADVANCEMENT OFFICER, WEST COAST/ASIA BABSON COLLEGE San Francisco Bay Area, California http://babson.edu The Aspen Leadership Group is proud to partner with Babson College in the search for a

More information

KIM FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

KIM FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP KIM FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP It is recommended that the Board of Governors approve the establishment of the Kim Family Endowed Scholarship in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of Physics

More information

Network Comparison List

Network Comparison List Commercial Small Business Group San Diego County Network Comparison List Effective January 1, 2017 Geoffrey Gomez, Health Net Keeping our members informed with all the latest plan updates. Definition of

More information

Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Governors of the California State University, Fresno Foundation September 27, 2018

Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Governors of the California State University, Fresno Foundation September 27, 2018 Approved 1-29-19 A meeting of the Fresno State Foundation was held on at 3:00 p.m. in the Foundation Board Room located at 4910 North Chestnut. The following members were present: Ms. Vinci Ricchiuti,

More information

Mission. Advisory COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Mission. Advisory COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2014 Annual Report Mission The mission of the Adirondack Trust Company Community Fund is to perpetuate the spirit of giving that is integral in creating the quality of life in our region by providing donors

More information

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT AGENDA COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Meeting: 4:15 p.m., Tuesday, November 14, 2006 Glenn S. Dumke Auditorium Consent Item Carol R. Chandler, Chair Craig R. Smith, Vice Chair Jeffrey L. Bleich

More information

Foresight. A Guide To Financial & Charitable Gift Planning. Larry Hill, MD 67: Physician and Philanthropist

Foresight. A Guide To Financial & Charitable Gift Planning. Larry Hill, MD 67: Physician and Philanthropist SPRING / SUMMER 2018 Foresight A Guide To Financial & Charitable Gift Planning Larry Hill, MD 67: Physician and Philanthropist Larry Hill, MD (right), and Lawrence DePolo, MD, both 1967 graduates of the

More information

Betty loves Rice football, and men s and women s basketball, but her first love is Rice baseball.

Betty loves Rice football, and men s and women s basketball, but her first love is Rice baseball. Betty Bixby Betty Bixby graduated from California State University at Hayward with a degree in history. She later returned to college for a second round and completed a bachelor of nursing degree from

More information

CalMHSA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes from April 9, 2015

CalMHSA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes from April 9, 2015 CalMHSA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes from BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT Alameda County Rudy Arrieta (Alternate) Butte County Dorian Kittrell Colusa County Terence M. Rooney (Alternate) El Dorado County Patricia

More information

INSPIRED PHILANTHROPY FOR HIGHEST CAPACITY DONORS AGENDA WHAT HIGH CAPACITY CLIENTS AND DONORS WANT 5/13/2016. Copyright The American College 1

INSPIRED PHILANTHROPY FOR HIGHEST CAPACITY DONORS AGENDA WHAT HIGH CAPACITY CLIENTS AND DONORS WANT 5/13/2016. Copyright The American College 1 INSPIRED PHILANTHROPY FOR HIGHEST CAPACITY DONORS Phil Cubeta, CLU, ChFC, MSFS, CAP Sallie B. and William B. Wallace Chair in Philanthropy The American College of Financial Services Last edit: 5/1/16 AGENDA

More information

Sharon A. Jones, FAHP, CFRE Vice President of Development Haven Hospice Gainesville, FL

Sharon A. Jones, FAHP, CFRE Vice President of Development Haven Hospice Gainesville, FL Sharon A. Jones, FAHP, CFRE Vice President of Development Haven Hospice Gainesville, FL Sharon Jones started her career in health care fundraising in 1991. She is Vice President of Development at Haven

More information

Buying and Selling Corporate Businesses: Using Installment Obligations Credits: CPE: 1 Instructor: John G. McWilliams, CPA, J.D., Esq.

Buying and Selling Corporate Businesses: Using Installment Obligations Credits: CPE: 1 Instructor: John G. McWilliams, CPA, J.D., Esq. 2018 Federal & California Business Tax Credits Update Credits: CPE: 1 Instructor: John Fox Langreck, CPA 7/24/2018 11/7/2018 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 4183285A 4183285B Buying and Selling Corporate Businesses:

More information

CAL FUTURES GO BEARS, GO GREEN! PHILANTHROPIC, FINANCIAL, AND ESTATE PLANNING NEWS FOR UC BERKELEY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS FALL 2018

CAL FUTURES GO BEARS, GO GREEN! PHILANTHROPIC, FINANCIAL, AND ESTATE PLANNING NEWS FOR UC BERKELEY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS FALL 2018 CAL FUTURES PHILANTHROPIC, FINANCIAL, AND ESTATE PLANNING NEWS FOR UC BERKELEY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS GO BEARS, GO GREEN! To receive Cal Futures electronically sign up at calfutures.berkeley.edu. FALL 2018

More information

2 Theatre Square, Ste 322 Orinda, CA Toll free Fax Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC, Member SIPC

2 Theatre Square, Ste 322 Orinda, CA Toll free Fax Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC, Member SIPC The Gross Turner Beaumont Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Stephen Gross, Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor David Turner III, Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor Rick Beaumont, CFP,

More information

Like so many young adults and. f 2

Like so many young adults and. f 2 f 2 CHARITABLE Estate Planning Spring 2015 Creating a Legacy The Stanford Quad 1934 One of the Cardinal s best mittmen, Cabby Caballero, 35 (second from left), was a featherweight on the Stanford boxing

More information

COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING. November 21, 2017 Noon 1:30 pm. Location: County Schools Office Sonora, California

COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING. November 21, 2017 Noon 1:30 pm. Location: County Schools Office Sonora, California COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING November 21, 2017 Noon 1:30 pm Location: County Schools Office Sonora, California Board Members Present: John Freer; Judy Myers; Jeff Phillips; Jim

More information

Mary Cohron: Shattering the Glass Ceiling

Mary Cohron: Shattering the Glass Ceiling LEGACY Mary Cohron: Shattering the Glass Ceiling When Mary Cohron, EMBA 88, received her degree from Owen Graduate School of Management, she was one of only eight women in her class of approximately 50.

More information

Bonnie Seay Has a History of Breaking New Ground at Vanderbilt

Bonnie Seay Has a History of Breaking New Ground at Vanderbilt LEGACY Bonnie Seay Has a History of Breaking New Ground at Vanderbilt Bonnie Seay, BA 66, MA 80, has always been a leader. In 1962 she was among the first students to move into Branscomb Quadrangle, at

More information

Motion to accept Kent Seegmiller as Vice Chair for the Foundation Board of Directors. M/S/P.

Motion to accept Kent Seegmiller as Vice Chair for the Foundation Board of Directors. M/S/P. Board of Directors Unadopted Meeting Minutes Thursday, January 22, 2015 Meeting 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm Bertolini Associates Lounge, SR Campus Members Present: Paul Yeomans Chair, Jeff Bricker, Wendy Brown,

More information

Mission 2012 Annual Report

Mission 2012 Annual Report Bloomsburg University Foundation, Inc. 400 E. Second St. Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Non-Profit Organization US Postage PAID Bloomsburg PA 17815 Permit No. 10 Bloomsburg University Foundation Mission 2012 Annual

More information

Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Governors of the California State University, Fresno Foundation March 22, 2018

Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Governors of the California State University, Fresno Foundation March 22, 2018 Approved 6-7-18 A meeting of the Fresno State Foundation was held on March 22, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. in the Foundation Board Room located at 4910 North Chestnut. The following members were present: Ms. Vinci

More information

Building a Legacy Gale McCreary Wilson-Steele, 74, has devoted. f 2

Building a Legacy Gale McCreary Wilson-Steele, 74, has devoted. f 2 f 2 CHARITABLE Estate Planning Fall 2014 Creating a Legacy Gale McCreary Wilson-Steele, 74, created a Stanford charitable remainder unitrust and now enjoys the benefit of annual payments and reduced taxes.

More information

SANBORN FIRE INSURANCE ATLAS COLLECTION CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE (CSUN) OVIATT LIBRARY MAP COLLECTION

SANBORN FIRE INSURANCE ATLAS COLLECTION CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE (CSUN) OVIATT LIBRARY MAP COLLECTION SANBORN FIRE INSURANCE ATLAS COLLECTION CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE (CSUN) OVIATT LIBRARY MAP COLLECTION The Sanborn Fire Insurance Atlas Collection at contains more than 4,000 individual Sanborn

More information

RICHARD D. PIO RODA. Richard D. Pio Roda Principal th Street, Suite 1500 Oakland, CA 94607

RICHARD D. PIO RODA. Richard D. Pio Roda Principal th Street, Suite 1500 Oakland, CA 94607 RICHARD D. PIO RODA Richard D. Pio Roda practices in the areas of municipal and special district law, public contracts, land use, real estate, and education law. He specializes in matters relating to the

More information

Teresa V. Pahl Partner

Teresa V. Pahl Partner Teresa represents clients in all phases and aspects of their businesses. Teresa s expertise includes matters involving general corporate law, securities law and real property law. Teresa works with early-stage

More information

Board Meeting Minutes

Board Meeting Minutes SAN FRANCISCO ST ATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Board Meeting Minutes Thursday, December 10, 2015 Seven Hills Conference Center San Francisco State University Board Meeting Minutes IN ATTENDANCE V. Anicetti

More information

HEALTH COMMISSION CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO

HEALTH COMMISSION CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO Edward A. Chow, M.D. President David B. Singer Vice President Cecilia Chung Judith Karshmer, Ph.D., PMHCNS-BC. David Pating, M.D David.J. Sanchez, Jr., Ph.D. Belle Taylor-McGhee HEALTH COMMISSION CITY

More information

PLANNING MATTERS your legacy is part of our story

PLANNING MATTERS your legacy is part of our story Charitable Giving & Tax Tips PLANNING MATTERS your legacy is part of our story Fall 2013 Harvey and Susan Sherzer Inspired Giving: Dedicated Donors Share Their Stories I am proof of what Hopkins has done,

More information

REPORT. Chair and Members of the San Diego Housing Commission For the Agenda of November 20, 2015

REPORT. Chair and Members of the San Diego Housing Commission For the Agenda of November 20, 2015 REPORT DATE ISSUED: November 12, 2015 REPORT NO: HCR15-096 ATTENTION: SUBJECT: Chair and Members of the San Diego Commission For the Agenda of Actions Establishing President & Chief Executive Officer Compensation

More information

The Give: Carmen Castellano and Her Husband Work to Put 'a Brown Face on Philanthropy'

The Give: Carmen Castellano and Her Husband Work to Put 'a Brown Face on Philanthropy' The Give: Carmen Castellano and Her Husband Work to Put 'a Brown Face on Philanthropy' by Cheryl Brownstein-Santiago on May 11, 2012 At 73, Carmen Castellano is not quite ready to rest on her laurels,

More information

TRUSTEES OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY

TRUSTEES OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY CORRECTED California State University Office of the Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke Auditorium 401 Golden Shore Long Beach, CA 90802 March 26, 2014 Presiding: Bob

More information

South Shore Chess, Inc.

South Shore Chess, Inc. South Shore Chess, Inc. General Information Contact Information Nonprofit South Shore Chess, Inc. Address 10971 Elmont Woods Drive Glen Allen, VA 23059 6347 Phone 857 8881531 Web Site http://southshorechessinc.wixsite.com/sscinc

More information

Channeling Facebook into checkbook: Zuckerbergs to donate billions

Channeling Facebook into checkbook: Zuckerbergs to donate billions Channeling Facebook into checkbook: Zuckerbergs to donate billions By Washington Post, adapted by Newsela staff on 12.07.15 Word Count 814 In this undated photo provided by Mark Zuckerberg (left), Max

More information

Inventory of the Department of Public Works. Division of Architecture. Office of Information Records, circa

Inventory of the Department of Public Works. Division of Architecture. Office of Information Records, circa http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf7p3005dv No online items Inventory of the Department of Public Works. Division of Architecture. Office of Information Records, circa 1910-1960 Processed by The

More information

Cal Futures. A Berkeley way of being. A giving state of mind. Famous Alum? Who is this. Answer inside!

Cal Futures. A Berkeley way of being. A giving state of mind. Famous Alum? Who is this. Answer inside! Cal Futures Philanthropic, Financial, and Estate Planning Ideas for UC Berkeley Alumni and Friends, Spring 2015 A Berkeley way of being Who is this Famous Alum? Answer inside! A giving state of mind For

More information

CERTNA Board of Directors meeting was heard at the San Joaquin County Assessor-Recorder 44 N. San Joaquin Street, Ste. 260 Stockton, CA

CERTNA Board of Directors meeting was heard at the San Joaquin County Assessor-Recorder 44 N. San Joaquin Street, Ste. 260 Stockton, CA Page 1 of 6 Board of Directors Stephen Vagnini, Chair, Monterey County Sean Saldavia, Vice-Chair, Santa Cruz County William Schultz, El Dorado County Paul Dictos, Member, Fresno County Jon Lifquist, Member,

More information

Meet Your Mainstream Real Estate Group Team

Meet Your Mainstream Real Estate Group Team Meet Your Mainstream Real Estate Group Team April Tavares, Realtor GRI Proudly Serving Santa Clara County Mobile/Text: 408.309.5471 Office: 408.502.7003 April@AprilTavares.com www.apriltavares.com April

More information

Introducing the Calgary Public Library Foundation

Introducing the Calgary Public Library Foundation Introducing the Calgary Public Library Foundation Calgary Public Library Foundation Memorial Park Library 2 nd Floor, 1221 2 nd Street SW Calgary AB T2R 0W5 403 221 2002 www.addin.ca Charitable Registration

More information

Virginia Institute of Marine Science Foundation

Virginia Institute of Marine Science Foundation Virginia Institute of Marine Science Foundation General Information Contact Information Nonprofit Address Virginia Institute of Marine Science Foundation 1375 Greate Road PO Box 1346 Gloucester Point,

More information

2014 FINANCIAL RepoRt

2014 FINANCIAL RepoRt 2014 FINANCIAL REPORT Poised for New Leadership, New Excellence One day before Marquette University s first lay president Dr. Michael R. Lovell assumed office on July 1, 2014, the university concluded

More information

ANDREW ESPINO. Cultivating Culture through Real Estate

ANDREW ESPINO. Cultivating Culture through Real Estate ANDREW ESPINO ANDREW ESPINO Cultivating Culture through Real Estate As a third generation San Josean, this city has been a part of Andrew Espino s family for over 75 years. He has a special place in his

More information

COAST Semi-Annual Report #3. Period of Performance: July December

COAST Semi-Annual Report #3. Period of Performance: July December COAST Semi-Annual Report #3 Period of Performance: July 1 2009-December 30 2009 www.calstate.edu/coast A letter from the COAST Leadership As we present the third COAST semi-annual progress report, we d

More information

Giving USA 2016: Stories behind the latest Giving Trends FRIDAY JULY 8, :00am PST

Giving USA 2016: Stories behind the latest Giving Trends FRIDAY JULY 8, :00am PST Giving USA 2016: Stories behind the latest Giving Trends FRIDAY JULY 8, 2016 11:00am PST Housekeeping 2 Virtual audience can view audio and video through computer. There is no dial-in. You may ask questions

More information

Make an Executive Decision to Fight Cancer.

Make an Executive Decision to Fight Cancer. Make an Executive Decision to Fight Cancer. A Message from President and CEO, Edward J. Benz, Jr., MD President s circle Corporate Leaders Few institutions can match the strength and leadership that Dana-Farber

More information

SETC-UNITED State Employee s Trades Council Originally Founded: 1976 Re-Organized: July 4, 2002

SETC-UNITED State Employee s Trades Council  Originally Founded: 1976 Re-Organized: July 4, 2002 SETC-UNITED State Employee s Trades Council www.setc-united.org Originally Founded: 1976 Re-Organized: July 4, 2002 Main Office: 960 N. Tustin Street #387, Orange, CA 92867-5956 Office (714) 329-6722 /

More information

Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity 17th Biennial Pacific Regional Convention Hyatt Regency Sacramento California

Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity 17th Biennial Pacific Regional Convention Hyatt Regency Sacramento California Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity 17th Biennial Pacific Regional Convention Hyatt Regency Sacramento California October 3, 2013 to October 6, 2013 Hosted by Gamma Epsilon Boulé Dear Friends: Twenty-four years after

More information

Inspired by daughter's birth, Facebook founder vows to donate vast fortune

Inspired by daughter's birth, Facebook founder vows to donate vast fortune Inspired by daughter's birth, Facebook founder vows to donate vast fortune By Washington Post, adapted by Newsela staff on 12.07.15 Word Count 854 In this undated photo provided by Mark Zuckerberg (left),

More information

Baruch College Fund Annual Report

Baruch College Fund Annual Report 2012 Baruch College Fund Annual Report a letter FROM ThE Baruch College Fund President We have made significant progress on the Baruch Means Business Campaign and expect to exceed its $150 million goal.

More information

A. The Chairman of the Board, the Chair of the Committee on Compensation and the President of the University approved the following recommendations:

A. The Chairman of the Board, the Chair of the Committee on Compensation and the President of the University approved the following recommendations: REPORT OF INTERIM Office of the Secretary and Chief of Staff January 21, 2016 TO THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA: INFORMATION ITEM Report of Actions Taken Between Meetings In accordance with

More information

Springing forward to support Berkeley

Springing forward to support Berkeley Cal Futures Philanthropic, Financial, and Estate Planning Ideas for UC Berkeley Alumni and Friends, Spring 2014 Springing forward to support Berkeley Bequests sow benefits for the campus and donors alike

More information

Notice of Intent to Amend the California Desert Conservation Area, Bakersfield,

Notice of Intent to Amend the California Desert Conservation Area, Bakersfield, This document is scheduled to be published in the Federal Register on 02/02/2018 and available online at https://federalregister.gov/d/2018-02098, and on FDsys.gov 4310-40 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau

More information

ALAN G. HEVESI, : Defendant. : DEPUTY CHIEF INVESTIGATOR GREGORY J. STASIUK of the Office of

ALAN G. HEVESI, : Defendant. : DEPUTY CHIEF INVESTIGATOR GREGORY J. STASIUK of the Office of NEW YORK CITY CRIMINAL COURT NEW YORK COUNTY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - X THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK : -against- : ALAN G. HEVESI, : FELONY COMPLAINT

More information

GIFT MATTERS. Ginger Smith. years of service. Momentum Emory set in motion First Person: Why we give Give ME Five! NEWS AND NOTES FALL 2015

GIFT MATTERS. Ginger Smith. years of service. Momentum Emory set in motion First Person: Why we give Give ME Five! NEWS AND NOTES FALL 2015 GIFT MATTERS NEWS AND NOTES FALL 2015 Ginger Smith 38 years of service Momentum Emory set in motion First Person: Why we give Give ME Five! MyEmory Co-chair Reflects on Ginger Smith 77C 82G, who retired

More information

RECORD ENROLLMENT. During this period, York s undergraduate enrollment has increased by 8.4% which is an all-time high.

RECORD ENROLLMENT. During this period, York s undergraduate enrollment has increased by 8.4% which is an all-time high. DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT VALUE DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRA FT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT RECORD ENROLLMENT York College Enrollment 2010 2014 8,438

More information

UC Riverside. Center for Broadband Policy and Digital Literacy

UC Riverside. Center for Broadband Policy and Digital Literacy UC Riverside Center for Broadband Policy and Digital Literacy UC Riverside Quick Facts Founded in 1954 the University of California, Riverside is one of 10 universities within the prestigious University

More information

ENDOWMENT STEWARDSHIP REPORT 2018 ENDOWMENT REPORT

ENDOWMENT STEWARDSHIP REPORT 2018 ENDOWMENT REPORT ENDOWMENT STEWARDSHIP REPORT 2018 ENDOWMENT REPORT 2 Endowment Report 2018 CONTENTS Letter from the Vice President... 5 Stories of Impact Philanthropy Enables Research in Action... 7 The Impact of Financial

More information

2008 INSTITUTIONAL SELF STUDY REPORT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2008 INSTITUTIONAL SELF STUDY REPORT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2008 INSTITUTIONAL SELF STUDY REPORT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY MISSION Missouri University of Science and Technology integrates education and research to create and convey knowledge to solve problems for our State

More information

Partner. Ph Fax

Partner. Ph Fax Ryan Iwasaka Partner Riwasaka@ggfirm.com Ph. 310-201-7405 Fax 310-201-2305 Ryan Iwasaka is a member of Greenberg Glusker s Real Estate Group, bringing energy and applying an innovative approach to both

More information

CREATING RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES: INVESTING IN CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION

CREATING RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES: INVESTING IN CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION CREATING RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES: INVESTING IN CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION A Critical Undertaking: Building Tomorrow s Cities and Communities The water crisis in Flint. The Oso

More information

The Texas Capitol Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. When the Details Matter

The Texas Capitol Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. When the Details Matter The Texas Capitol Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney When the Details Matter The Texas Capitol Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney will be the wealth advisory group of choice recognized for its exceptional

More information

Exceeding Expectations for Major Donor Recognition

Exceeding Expectations for Major Donor Recognition The University of Texas Medical Branch Exceeding Expectations for Major Donor Recognition Betsy B. Clardy, CFRE Kelly L. Panfilli Maria A. Tabaracci December 5, 2016 Overview: The Working Wonders Campaign

More information

I. AGENDA ITEM # AND TITLE : Open Agenda Item 3e Approval of Retirement Resolutions: Recognition of State Fund Retirees

I. AGENDA ITEM # AND TITLE : Open Agenda Item 3e Approval of Retirement Resolutions: Recognition of State Fund Retirees 333 Bush Street San Francisco, CA 94104 (415) 263-5400 www.statefundca.com Date: September 12, 2014 TO: MEMBERS, I. AGENDA ITEM # AND TITLE : Open Agenda Item 3e Approval of Retirement Resolutions: Recognition

More information

Office Management & Medical Marketing of Practice. Scheduling patient Consultations and Surgery

Office Management & Medical Marketing of Practice. Scheduling patient Consultations and Surgery Geri A. Jones Objective: Seeking a Management/Marketing position with a reputable Cosmetic Surgical Practice. Skills: Seven years experience running an Accredited Cosmetic Surgery Center. Office Management

More information

210 MAPLE: BUILDING ON

210 MAPLE: BUILDING ON Built on an 90 year legacy of groundbreaking achievements, the Junior League of San Diego has established many of San Diego's volunteer agencies and civic leaders. The 210 MAPLE: BUILDING ON A LEGACY CAMPAIGN

More information

Copyright The American College 1

Copyright The American College 1 AGENDA PERSONALIZED PHILANTHROPY: CHARITABLE PLANNING FROM YOUR SEAT AT THE PLANNING TABLE What highest capacity donors want Conversation starters Chris Tall: Case Study Our roles across our disciplines

More information

CASE District II Conference February 26-28, 2017 Baltimore Waterfront Marriott Hotel

CASE District II Conference February 26-28, 2017 Baltimore Waterfront Marriott Hotel CASE District II Conference February 26-28, 2017 Baltimore Waterfront Marriott Hotel, February 26 7 a.m.- 6 Registration Grand Ballroom 7 a.m.- 6 Speaker & Volunteer Check-In Desk Open Grand Ballroom 7

More information

AM 4: From the Ports to Your Front Porch: The Changing Landscape of Logistics Magic Kingdom Ballroom 4

AM 4: From the Ports to Your Front Porch: The Changing Landscape of Logistics Magic Kingdom Ballroom 4 MODERATOR Gary Toebben President & CEO, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and Board Member, Mobility 21 Gary is President & CEO of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, the largest business association

More information