A recently completed CASE survey reveals that institutions see tremendous possibilities in online fundraising, but online gifts still account for less than 1.5 percent of total philanthropic support for education.
Individuals who have received care at an academic medical center are usually very grateful—and giving, if asked.
Recently released figures by Giving USA 2009 show that charitable giving in the United States remains an “integral part of the country’s economic fabric” despite the worst economic climate since the Great Depression.
In related news, more than half of U.S. companies increased their philanthropy in 2008 despite the challenging economy, according to a survey from the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy.
Engaging and stewarding parents from different parts of the world can be challenging.
Public opinion research demonstrates that education is viewed primarily as an individual, rather than a societal, benefit.
July 1 is the deadline for CASE member institutions to submit their votes for the 2009-2010 CASE Board of Trustee slate.
Having productive and knowledgeable staff members has never been more important—or easier to achieve.
Building on the success of its institute programs in educational fundraising in North America and Europe, CASE will launch a similar week-long training program in the Asia-Pacific region this October.
CASE is now accepting applications for its 2009 Minority Advancement Institute.
There’s still time to register for the CASE Europe Annual Conference, which takes place Aug. 24-28 in Liverpool.
Advancement managers who are hiring, adjusting staff salaries or modifying budgets can get a quick read of the current landscape with the CASE compensation database.
Is there another breakout technology or innovation, such as Google or Facebook, on the horizon? Find out at the 2009 CASE Summit for Advancement Leaders.
Planning an event in Washington, D.C.? CASE makes meeting and event space at its downtown D.C. offices available to member institutions rent-free.
Time is running out to register for the 2009 CASE ASAP Network Convention, which takes place Aug. 6-8 in Baltimore, Md.
n a June 2 letter to Sens. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) and Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), President Barack Obama outlined his views on healthcare reform and reiterated his support for limiting deductions for high-income taxpayers.
The Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (H.R. 627), which Congress passed and President Obama signed into law late last month, includes disclosure requirements for alumni association affinity credit card agreements.
CASE is working with its higher education association and charitable community colleagues to increase the number of lawmakers co-sponsoring the Public Good IRA Rollover Act of 2009.
District I continues its breakfast series this month with "The Role of the Trustee in Raising Philanthropic Support." The program takes place from 8:30 -10 a.m., June 25, at Lasell College in Newton, Mass. The registration fee is $45 for CASE members. To register, go to the District I Web site.
District V reports that it's time for advancement professionals to submit their best work in alumni relations, communications and development to the Pride of CASE V District Awards program. Entry and payment deadlines are Wednesday, July 15.
And Friday, July 17, is the deadline to nominate an outstanding president, chancellor, headmaster or system head of a CASE V member institution for outstanding leadership and service in support of education. Get nomination info at the District V Web site.
Also, registration is open for the 35th annual CASE V conference, which takes place Dec. 13-15 in Chicago, Ill. "Great City. Great Lake. Great Conference" is this year's theme covering challenging financial matters and ever-changing technology. Get details and register early at the Web site.
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