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Participate in CASE Survey of Educational Fundraising Campaigns

CASE is currently conducting its annual survey of fundraising campaigns at colleges, universities and independent schools in the United States and Canada. The deadline for participation has been extended to Dec. 5.

The survey results will be compiled in the annual CASE Campaign Report to help institutions benchmark campaign progress, sources and destinations of funds and staffing with their peers.

The greater the participation level, the greater the reliability of the data and the greater the value of the survey report. Advancement staff at institutions currently in a campaign at any phase or that will conclude on or before Dec. 31, 2011, are encouraged to complete the survey.

Participating institutions will receive a complimentary copy of the final report. Contact Andrew Paradise, CASE senior research specialist, at +1-202-478-5679 or paradise@case.org with any questions.

This article is from the November 2011 issue of the Community College Advancement News.

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