Summer Camp Revenue: Is it Unrelated Business Income?
Article Colleges, universities and independent schools that are holding or hosting summer camps this year should review the Internal Revenue Service rules on the treatment of unrelated business income.

Presidents Talk Financial Difficulties, Challenges at Summit
Article American institutions of higher education are looking for new sources of revenue as their traditional sources are tested in this post-recession economy.

White Paper: Most IRFs Relying on Endowment Management Fees to Fund Operations
Article Management fees on endowed gifts are the most common and significant funding sources for institutionally related foundations, according to survey results outlined in a new CASE white paper.

CASE Europe Welcomes New Measures to Boost UK Philanthropic Giving
Article CASE Europe welcomes the 23 March announcement by Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, that charities will be allowed to claim gift aid on donations worth £5,000 each year without a gift aid declaration.

Higher Ed to Fare Better than Others in Recession, Moody's Says
Article While higher education is expected to experience "some stress" from the effects of the global recession, it will be more sheltered from negative impacts than other sectors.

Alumni Leaders Puzzle Over Funding as Revenue Dips
Article As affinity revenue starts to dip for some institutions and the dismal economy affects everyone, funding the alumni association has become an even greater puzzle.

Culture of Giving Spreads as Educational Reform Grows
Article Sweeping educational reforms in a number of European countries are helping to fuel global conversations about educational fundraising.