THIS SAMPLE REPORT USES SIMULATED DATA FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES
VSE Peers |
---|
Sample VSE Peer 1 |
Sample VSE Peer 2 |
Sample VSE Peer 3 |
Sample VSE Peer 4 |
Sample VSE Peer 5 |
Sample VSE Peer 6 |
Sample VSE Peer 7 |
Sample VSE Peer 8 |
Sample VSE Peer 9 |
Sample VSE Peer 10 |
Sample VSE Peer 11 |
Sample VSE Peer 12 |
Sample VSE Peer 13 |
Sample VSE Peer 14 |
Sample VSE Peer 15 |
Sample VSE Peer 16 |
CASE InsightsSM on Voluntary Support of Education
(formerly VSE) is the authoritative source of data on giving to higher
education institutions in the US with 64 years of rigorous survey data.
Nearly 1,000 institutions respond each year. The 2022 survey collected
data for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2022
(with a few institutions reporting on different fiscal calendars). Data
shown are cash received, not pledges or commitments. Access the Guidance Document for specific inclusions
and exclusions across the survey.
Key findings from the survey
are from US and a small number of Canadian institutions. Data are
presented in a standardized format with minimal analysis. Further
analysis can be provided by the CASE Insights Strategic Benchmarking Report and Benchmarking
Cohort groups, both which include an individualized call with your
institution. Contact the CASE
Insights Team for more information.
This section will be populated after your preview call with the CASE Insights team.
Funds Received includes:
This view shows Funds Received over a 10-year period. Between 2013 and 2022, your institution increased by $8,403,346.
This view ranks Funds Received among Self-Selected Peers. In this
analysis your highest ranked year was 2015 and your
lowest ranked year was 2021.
In 2022,
Sample Institution moved up 10 spot(s) from 2021.
Funds Received per FTE provides a lens for benchmarking based on
current enrollment. This view ranks Total Support per FTE among
Self-Selected Peers. In this analysis, Sample Institution’s
highest ranked year was 2015 and Sample Institution’s
lowest ranked year was 2013.
In 2022,
Sample Institution’s ranking did not change from the previous
year.
2022 gift income from Funds Received for Sample Institution was 61.6% higher than 2013 Funds Received.
The data below shows this information as a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR), which calculates the average annual percentage growth over time, smoothing out atypical growth or loss during the period. Cumulative growth is calculated for your institution and your Self-Selected Peers as the percentage change each year relative to 2013, the first year Sample Institution submitted data in any year after 2013.
Between 2013 and 2022, Sample Institution had a CAGR of 5.5%. For comparison, Self-Selected Peers that participated in the VSE survey in 2013 and 2022 had a CAGR of 3.2%.
In 2022, 56.7% of Funds Received came from the three largest gifts from Bequests, three largest gifts from Corporations, three largest gifts from Foundations, three largest gifts from Individuals, and (only for 2022) three largest gifts from Donor-Advised Funds. Please note that largest gifts from Other Organizations are not displayed in the data below.
Sample Institution increased gift income by 109% between 2021
and 2022, from $10,535,864 to $22,049,321. For comparison,
62.5% of Self-Selected Peers and 60.8% of All Respondents had positive
change in gift income between 2021 and 2022.
These charts show trends excluding the three largest gifts from bequests, individuals, corporations, foundations, or donor-advised funds. This view helps to exclude large gift outliers, however outliers may still be present if the largest gifts came from Other Organizations.
In the charts below, Sample Institution increased gift income
minus the three largest gifts by 25% between 2021 and 2022,
from $9,160,364 to $11,479,706. For comparison, 62.5% of Self-Selected
Peers and 64.7% of All Respondents had positive change in gift income
minus the three largest gifts between 2021 and 2022.
Cumulative growth is calculated for your institution, your Self-Selected Peers, and All Respondents as the percentage change each year relative to 2013, the first year Sample Institution submitted data in any year after 2013. In the chart below, Sample Institution increased gift income by 62% between 2013 and 2022.
This chart shows trends excluding the three largest gifts from bequests, individuals, corporations, foundations, or donor-advised funds. This view helps to exclude large gift outliers, however outliers may still be present if the largest gifts came from Other Organizations.
Cumulative growth is calculated for your institution, your Self-Selected Peers, and All Respondents as the percentage change each year relative to 2013, the first year Sample Institution submitted data in any year after 2013. In the chart below, Sample Institution increased gift income minus the three largest gifts by 21% between 2013 and 2022.
This was an optional survey question. This was a new question in 2022.
In 2022, of Sample Institution’s gift income came from the three largest gifts from each source: bequests, corporations, foundations, individuals, and (only for 2022) donor-advised funds. For comparison, of your Self-Selected Peer’s and of All Respondents’ gift income came from the three largest gifts. Over time, major gifts have become a larger portion of funds raised. Pay careful attention to giving bands to ensure enough donors are continuing to upgrade into mid and major giving levels.
New Pledges (previously Outstanding Pledges) includes up to five years of a multi-year pledge, even if they were partly paid this year. This section uses data from the full version (as opposed to the minimal version) of the VSE and/or is an optional question. If an institution did not answer this question, their data will not populate for this answer. This data is optional and may not contain results from all peers.
This was an optional survey question. New Funds Committed was first asked in the survey in 2022. New Funds Committed includes New Pledges, Outright Gifts (not associated with a pledge), and New Revocable Bequest Intentions.
Please note that Other Organizations includes Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) starting in 2022. Previously to 2022, Other Organizations did not include DAFs.
Your Institution Change, 2021-2022 (%) | Self-Selected Peers Change, 2021-2022 (%) | All Respondents Change, 2021-2022 (%) | |
---|---|---|---|
Alumni | 44.0% | -5.8% | 17.0% |
Corporations | 464.0% | -29.0% | 43.4% |
Foundations | -25.6% | 0.9% | 9.0% |
Non-Alumni | 83.6% | 60.4% | 26.7% |
Other Organizations | 63.7% | 93.9% | 139.2% |
In 2022, Sample Institution had 3672.7709018 Alumni Donors. Your
Self-Selected Peers had a median of 2785.1366398 Alumni Donors, and All
Respondents had a median of 2048.3027675 Alumni Donors.
Your Institution Change, 2021-2022 (%) | Self-Selected Peers Change, 2021-2022 (%) | All Respondents Change, 2021-2022 (%) | |
---|---|---|---|
Alumni Donors | 9.3% | -13.2% | 9.2% |
Revenue per Alumni Donor divides Funds Received from alumni by the number of alumni donors. It can provide you a measurement of how much revenue alumni, on average, are supporting your institution.
Family Foundations are those that have been established and continue to operate as the conduits for the charitable donations of an individual or immediate members of a family. This section uses data from the full version (as opposed to the minimal version) of the VSE and is an optional question. If an institution did not answer this question, their data will not populate for this answer.
Your Institution Change, 2021-2022 (%) | Self-Selected Peers Change, 2021-2022 (%) | All Respondents Change, 2021-2022 (%) | |
---|---|---|---|
Build/Equip/Prop | 107.1 | -60.4 | -0.7 |
Current Ops (R) | 6.6 | 12.7 | 4.4 |
Current Ops (U) | 273.5 | 28.3 | -6.0 |
Deferred Gifts | -4.9 | n/a | n/a |
Endowment (R) | 352.1 | 80.8 | 24.0 |
Endowment (U) | n/a | -13.2 | n/a |
Loan Funds | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Total | 108.9 | 20.9% | 23.4% |
Restricted Gifts for Current Operations are outright gifts for current operations that the donor has restricted for use in a particular academic division of the institution - such as a College of Medicine, School of Law, or Department of English - but upon which no further restriction has been placed. In 2022, restricted gifts for Other includes gifts for Library, Public Service, Operations and Maintenance of Plant, and Student Life.
This section uses data from the full version (as opposed to the minimal version) of the VSE and is an optional question. If an institution did not answer this question, their data will not populate for these charts. Your Self-Selected Peer Median for Income-Restricted gifts to Endowments may not match the Median shown for Philanthropic Support by Purpose, as this data may not contain results from all peers. In 2022, restricted gifts for Other includes gifts for Library, Public Service, Operations and Maintenance of Plant, and Student Life.