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SUNYCUAD presentation given at Westchester Community College on 4/1/2011.The presentation discusses The Westchester Community College Foundation and their Gateway Campaign.

Case Study of the Gateway CampaignCase Study of the Gateway Campaign

OverviewWhat was the Gateway Campaign? A $40 million, 70,000 square foot building

A $14.5 million private fundraising effort

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A vision for meeting immigrant student needsOverviewKey elements of the Campaign Background study

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Website and print materialsOverviewTarget Audiences Foundation Board and major donors

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Suny cuad presentation for web

1. Case Study of the Gateway CampaignCase Study of the Gateway Campaign

2. OverviewWhat was the Gateway Campaign? A $40 million, 70,000 square foot building

3. A $14.5 million private fundraising effort

4. A public/private partnership with the county and state

5. A vision for meeting immigrant student needsOverviewKey elements of the Campaign Background study

6. Events marking specific milestones

7. “New Americans, Tomorrow’s Workforce” Conference

8. Website and print materialsOverviewTarget Audiences Foundation Board and major donors

9. Private foundations

10. County and State officials

11. Faculty and Staff

12. All other donorsChronologyHow did it all begin? In the 1990’s…College recognized its desperate need for additional space

13. Public attention in Westchester focused on needs of rapidly increasing immigrant population, and needs of employersHitachi Foundation awarded WCC a $200,000 grant to study this topic in December 1999

14. ChronologyFull Steam Ahead in the New Millennium 2001: Gateway concept presented to County Executive, receives commitment of support 2004: Capital funding approved by New York State

15. 2004: Lead donor issues initial challenge gift for the Gateway Center

16. 2004: Architect selected, campaign co-chairs named

17. November 19, 2004: Public launch of campaign attended by Governor PatakiElementsMilestone Events Campus Campaign Kickoff (October 2005), included announcement of the Skirball-Gateway Scholarship Challenge Unveiling of architectural model (October 2006)

18. New Americans…Tomorrow’s Workforce Leadership Forum (April 2007) Groundbreaking (October 2007)

19. Ribbon Cutting and Donor Dinner (September 2010)ElementsOpportunities for Donors Capital Construction Naming Opportunities

20. Gateway Programs

21. Gateway ScholarshipsInstitute for Entrepreneurial Studies

22. ElementsCommunications Conference as vehicle for garnering regional support

23. Branded campaign materials

24. Business Journal insertResultsInitial Outcomes $16 million raised privately, exceeding original campaign goal of $14.5 million

25. New programs: CCCIE, IES, Welcome Center

26. $3,227,541raised in scholarships fundsResultsOutgrowths from the project First county building to receive LEED certification

27. Galvanized our Foundation Board, now ranked 1st in community college giving in the board category Inspired anonymous donor to give a $5 million gift, largest individual gift in the college’s history

28. What’s Next?Starting All Over Again Beginning process of developing our next campaignQuestions & AnswersQuestions & Answers

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