The College saw a 7 percent increase over last year in gifts from alumni, and a remarkable 41 percent increase in gifts from past and cu


Members of the Founding Class of 1961 were part of the record attendance at Alumni Weekend 2011. Thirty-three of the class’ 41 living members returned to campus to celebrate their 50th reunion.


Advancement Review By Dan Macaluso, vice president for advancement


As I write my first HMC Advancement update, I am pleased to have an opportunity to reflect on and acknowledge the great work of our Advancement staff—prior to and since my arrival in March 2011—to continue building increased opportunities for individuals and organizations to learn about, connect with and invest in this amazing College. It is this work —combined with the strong efforts of so many other people across the HMC community—that I’d like to briefly highlight. Of the $29,058,439 raised during the 2010–11 fiscal year, just over $24 million came through charitable gifts and


Fund Raising Report By Fiscal Year


2010/11


GIFTS AND PLEDGES Annual Mudd Fundd (greatest need)


Designated/Restricted Endowment


Non-Endowment Bequests


Subtotal Gifts and Pledges


GRANTS AND CONTRACTS Clinic


Government Subtotal Grants and Contracts


Total Revenue From Gifts/Pledges and Grants/Contracts


$3,907,291


$4,741,254 $15,147,992 $264,010


$24,060,547


$1,481,202 $3,516,690 $4,997,892


$29,058,439 2009/10 $5,008,171


$1,982,768 $5,696,249 $435,813


$13,123,001


$1,285,382 $4,496,510 $5,781,892


$18,904,893 2008/09 $5,114,594 $979,608


$32,788,851 $1,000,000 $39,883,053


$1,525,396 $3,337,051 $4,862,447


$44,745,500 2007/08 $4,546,641


$1,019,472 $5,040,973 $153,811


$10,760,897


$1,340,401 $3,530,573 $4,870,974


$15,631,871 2006/2007 $3,773,858


$1,971,865 $2,353,891 $114,503


$8,214,117


$1,461,776 $3,468,659 $4,930,435


$13,144,552


pledges from individuals and organizations, while the remaining $5 million was a result of government-funded research and corporate partnerships formed through our highly-acclaimed Clinic Program. Although we saw a decrease in total dollars given to the Annual Mudd Fundd (unrestricted and additional budget-supporting gifts at all levels), the portion of those dollars given principally through mail, phone and electronic communications increased by 13 percent with the number of donors also increasing. Part of that increase was a result of a 7 percent increase over last year in gifts from alumni, and a remarkable 41 percent increase in gifts from past and current parents. Much of our success with parents is aided by a re- energized parent relations program, with its calendar of national parent/family activities conducted in partnership with the Dean


46 Har vey Mudd College FALL/WINTER 2011


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