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Annual Report 2009–10 “As our son started the college application process, I realized how fortunate I was to attend UVA. I loved being a nurse and now spend many hours raising money for causes that I believe will make a difference in a child’s life. The nursing students are the future, and it is our responsibility to give back. As our class advocate, I have loved catching up with old friends and we are all planning on attending the reunion in 2012!” — Diane Kuhn Hynes (BSN ’82) Dean’s Circle member Market Value of School of Nursing Endowments At Fiscal Year End (June 30) Market Value of School of Nursing Endowments 45 Endowments created through the generosity of donors provide permanent sources of revenue for the school to draw upon in perpetuity. These funds, often restricted in purpose by the donors, are invested by the University. The income earned each year is used to address many of the School’s most important priorities, including financial assistance for students, research, professional development for faculty, honoraria for guest lecturers, and many other programmatic needs. Millions of Dollars 40 35 30 25 20 15 $30,252,295 $38,891,199 $39,983,649 $30,219,281 $33,474,376 10 To make a tax-deductible gift to the School of 5 Nursing, you can 0 n Return the envelope provided with this issue of Virginia Legacy. n Contact Alumni & Development Office P.O. Box 801015 Charlottesville, VA 22908-1015 (434) 924-0138 nursing-dev@virginia.edu n Give immediately and securely online at www.campaign.virginia.edu/supportuvaschoolofnursing Annual Fund FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 FY 10 Each year, gifts from alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends made to the Nursing Annual Fund provide the School an invaluable source of unrestricted income. This allows the School flexibility to respond to the emerging needs of students, faculty, and academic programs through scholarships, fellowships, support for innovative teaching ideas, faculty professional development, funding for student and alumni outreach, and so much more. For a detailed listing of Nursing Annual Fund expenditures, please contact the Alumni & Development Office. • 30 Virginia Legacy Fall 2010
Annual Report 2009–10 Annual Fund Totals—Five-Year Comparison Number of Annual Fund Donors—Five-Year Comparison thousands of Dollars 400 350 300 250 200 150 $352,549 $390,763 $379,444 $307,403 $333,565 Dollars 2000 1500 1000 500 1,951 1,686 1,448 1,496 1,664 100 50 0 0 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 FY 10 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 FY 10 Total dollars rebounded from the economic downturn of FY ‘09, allowing us to exceed our goal of $325,000. For the third year in a row, participation in the Annual Fund has increased as the number of donors has risen steadily. Among these donors, nearly 140 joined the Nursing Dean’s Circle with a leadership gift of $1,000 or more to the Nursing Annual Fund or other expendable accounts. Current students and undergraduate alumni from the past ten years can join the Nursing Dean’s Circle at the Genesis level with a contribution of $250 or more. “Last spring the Class Giving Campaign asked the fourth-year class to make a contribution back to UVA. I, of course, wanted to designate The nursing class with the highest percentage of participation for 2009–10 was the Diploma Class of 1963: 37% of the class members made a gift last year. And, congratulations to the BSN Class of 2010, whose members launched into alumni status with a class gift to the annual fund that represented 65% participation! Your gifts matter! To see a complete list of our Honor Roll of donors for 2009–10, please visit www.nursing.virginia.edu/HonorRoll. In an effort to become more environmentally responsible and cost-effective, the School of Nursing will publish this year’s full list only online. However, if you do not have web access, please contact the Alumni & Development Office at (434) 924-0138 to receive a printed copy. my gift to the School of Nursing because it gave so much to me. My parents also made a gift to the School of Nursing because they saw how much I loved my time there. As a new graduate nurse, I am so thankful for my UVA experience. My parents and I are proud to be part of the UVA School of Nursing community.” —Thornton Beale (BSN ’10) www.nursing.virginia.edu Virginia Legacy 31 •
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