development and campaign update board of trustees strategic planning meeting june 3, 2009
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Development and
Campaign Update
BOARD OF TRUSTEESStrategic Planning Meeting
JUNE 3, 2009
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University Advancement UpdatesUniversity Advancement UpdatesScholarship Appreciation Reception – Spring 09
GIFTS BY CAMPAIGN PRIORITY: July 1, 2004 – May 18, 2009
Campaign Total: $38,651,399* $3M College of Business Campaign gifts NOT included** Includes designations to all campaign priorities
Campaign ProgressCampaign Progress
GIFTS BY GIFT TYPE: July 1, 2004 – May 18, 2009
Campaign Total: $38,651,399
Campaign ProgressCampaign Progress
GIFTS BY CONSTITUENT TYPE: July 1, 2004 – May 18, 2009
Campaign Total: $38,651,399
Campaign ProgressCampaign Progress
MAJOR CAMPAIGN SUPPORT AND IMPACT TO DATE
Campaign ProgressCampaign Progress
• 46 – Gift commitments of $100,000 or greater
• 7 – Gift commitments of $1 million or greater
• 35 – New endowment funds in UWF Foundation
• $9.1 million in anticipated state matching funds
Maritime Museum ProgressMaritime Museum Progress
CAMPAIGN PROGRESS
Gifts & Pledges Rec’d: $ 4,455,562
Outstanding Pledges: $ 744,972
Verbal Commitments: $ 30,000
State Match Potential: $ 5,230,533
Campaign Total: $ 10,461,067
MARITIME MUSEUM SPECIAL REQUEST
• Maritime Museum included in Senator Nelson’s list of special
appropriation requests in the amount of $1 million.
• Funds will be used for the Education Center and related educational
programs to engage K-12 students in 21st century learning.
• Established in honor of Gilbert Freeman who had a passion for education and provided many academic and arts scholarships across the country throughout his lifetime.
• Gift will fund need-based scholarship support for UWF students who are currently serving as student ambassadors.
• Named through Ken & Missy Grace who are happy to continue Gilbert’s commitment to education locally with this gift.
Gilbert & Kelly FreemanScholarship EndowmentGilbert & Kelly FreemanScholarship Endowment
GILBERT & KELLY FREEMAN FOUNDATION GIVES $50,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
David H. Levin MemorialScholarship EndowmentDavid H. Levin MemorialScholarship Endowment
• Established in memory of David H. Levin, long-time Pensacola community leader and attorney; passed away January 2002.
• Gifted through a charitable remainder lead trust in Mr. Levin’s estate.
• Gift will fund need-based scholarship support for UWF students.
• Estimated endowment will be $75,000.
Johnson Scholarship Foundation ChallengeJohnson Scholarship Foundation Challenge
CHALLENGE DETAILS
The Johnson Scholarship Foundation has pledged over five years a $600,000
endowment gift to the UWF Foundation to challenge others to gift at least
$1 million in scholarship endowment at UWF for need based student scholarships.
THE UWF COMMITMENT
UWF must raise $1 million in need based scholarship endowments over the five
year period.
PROGRESS TO DATE – May 18, 2009
$437,215
Johnson Scholarship Foundation Board Visit to UWFJohnson Scholarship Foundation Board Visit to UWF
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Impact of GivingImpact of Giving
ASHLEY BURTON, ‘11
•Sophomore majoring in hospitality, recreation and resort management.
•One of 428 UWF students who received the First Generation Scholarship during the spring 2009 semester.
•One day hopes to establish a scholarship fund of her own for UWF students who come from low socio-economic backgrounds with a big dream for their future.
“My mother, a single mother from a family of single mothers, has always instilled in me the value of an education. As the first in my native Floridian family to attend college, I am an inspiration to my family, proving that you can do anything if you just dream big enough. ” – Ashley Burton