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The Recovery of Higher Education Philanthropy

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Eduventures Principal Analyst Cara Quackenbush discusses five signs that 2013 will be the year that higher education philanthropy finally recovers from the recession.

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The Recovery of Higher Education Philanthropy Five reasons why 2013 will be the year colleges and universities 鍖nally rebound from the recession
Following a painful drop in 2009 and 2010, higher education philanthropy is on a positive trajectory. Source: Council for Aid to Education, Voluntary Support of Education Survey;Giving USA, Annual Report on Philanthropy, 2011
Million dollar gifts are back, growing signi鍖cantly since 2010. Total Number of $1M+ Gifts, 2006-2012 506 460 379 404 375 284 231 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source: Chronicle of Philanthropy, Americas Top Donors
The largest driver of million-dollar gifts the stock market has rebounded. In July 2012, the Dow Jones closed up 100% from its bottom in March 2009. Source: Center for Philanthropy, Million Dollar List
The tax environment is encouraging giving for the following reasons: ≒ Charitable deduc.on rates (and the corresponding tax rates) were raised on high-足income earners, providing more incen7ve to give to charity in 2013 ≒ The IRA charitable rollover returns. Good news for the growing number of our more seasoned donors who like making tax-足free giEs directly from the IRA, in a surprise addi7on to the ATRA legisla7on these giEs have been extended through Dec. 31, 2013. ≒ Estate tax deduc.on changes. Permanent extension of the estate tax, exemp7ng the 鍖rst $5 million of an estate and taxing the remainder at a 40% rate, indexed for in鍖a7on.
Unemployment, and other economic concerns, are becoming less of a factor. Unemployed, Looking for Work 7.8% 4% 3% 2% Current Donor Lapsed Donor Long-足Lapsed Donor Na7onal Unemployment Rate Source: Eduventures Alumni Pulse Survey: Trending Drivers of Higher Education Philanthropy 2013
Want more? Read the full article on the subject at http://bit.ly/higheredrecovery

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The Recovery of Higher Education Philanthropy

  • 1. The Recovery of Higher Education Philanthropy Five reasons why 2013 will be the year colleges and universities 鍖nally rebound from the recession
  • 2. Following a painful drop in 2009 and 2010, higher education philanthropy is on a positive trajectory. Source: Council for Aid to Education, Voluntary Support of Education Survey;Giving USA, Annual Report on Philanthropy, 2011
  • 3. Million dollar gifts are back, growing signi鍖cantly since 2010. Total Number of $1M+ Gifts, 2006-2012 506 460 379 404 375 284 231 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source: Chronicle of Philanthropy, Americas Top Donors
  • 4. The largest driver of million-dollar gifts the stock market has rebounded. In July 2012, the Dow Jones closed up 100% from its bottom in March 2009. Source: Center for Philanthropy, Million Dollar List
  • 5. The tax environment is encouraging giving for the following reasons: ≒ Charitable deduc.on rates (and the corresponding tax rates) were raised on high-足income earners, providing more incen7ve to give to charity in 2013 ≒ The IRA charitable rollover returns. Good news for the growing number of our more seasoned donors who like making tax-足free giEs directly from the IRA, in a surprise addi7on to the ATRA legisla7on these giEs have been extended through Dec. 31, 2013. ≒ Estate tax deduc.on changes. Permanent extension of the estate tax, exemp7ng the 鍖rst $5 million of an estate and taxing the remainder at a 40% rate, indexed for in鍖a7on.
  • 6. Unemployment, and other economic concerns, are becoming less of a factor. Unemployed, Looking for Work 7.8% 4% 3% 2% Current Donor Lapsed Donor Long-足Lapsed Donor Na7onal Unemployment Rate Source: Eduventures Alumni Pulse Survey: Trending Drivers of Higher Education Philanthropy 2013
  • 7. Want more? Read the full article on the subject at http://bit.ly/higheredrecovery