Fall 2007 - Northwestern College
Fall 2007 - Northwestern College
Fall 2007 - Northwestern College
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Annual Report<br />
<strong>Northwestern</strong> <strong>College</strong> I 2006-07<br />
A<br />
s I prepare to retire from the presidency of<br />
<strong>Northwestern</strong> and look back on this last year—<br />
and, indeed, the last seven—the words of the<br />
apostle Paul to the church in Corinth come to mind: “I<br />
always thank God for you because of his grace given<br />
you in Christ Jesus. For in him you have been enriched<br />
in every way …” (I Corinthians 1:4–5).<br />
From our first days back on campus, Di and I have<br />
felt honored to lead such a gifted and blessed group of<br />
men and women—and that includes all of you alumni<br />
and friends. Thank you for your faithful support of<br />
<strong>Northwestern</strong> and for all you do each day to build God’s<br />
kingdom. Our second tenure at <strong>Northwestern</strong> has<br />
indeed been wonderful.<br />
Fund raising 2006-07<br />
July 1, 2006, to June 30, <strong>2007</strong><br />
❋ Total giving was $4,111,313.<br />
❋ The average alumni gift to the <strong>Northwestern</strong> Fund was $215, up<br />
30% from 2005–06. (Nationally, the average alumni gift to private<br />
liberal arts colleges was $466.)<br />
❋ The % of <strong>Northwestern</strong> alumni giving to <strong>Northwestern</strong> was 26%.<br />
(The national average for alumni giving to private liberal arts<br />
colleges in 2006–07 was 25%.)<br />
❋ The Tower Society included 177 members, eight of whom were<br />
new; 60 members gave at the leadership level of $2,500 or more.<br />
❋ The Heritage Society grew by 14 members to 598.<br />
Your gift dollars<br />
Did you know that without your annual gifts to the<br />
<strong>Northwestern</strong> Fund, tuition at <strong>Northwestern</strong> <strong>College</strong> would<br />
have to be $1,737 higher each year for every student? For<br />
the year ending June 30, <strong>2007</strong>, annual <strong>Northwestern</strong> Fund<br />
gift income represented 11 percent of the total dollars<br />
expended for educational and general purposes.<br />
How does <strong>Northwestern</strong><br />
spend each $100 given?<br />
<strong>Northwestern</strong> Fund (operating) 2005-06 2006-07<br />
Alumni $438,547 $526,345<br />
Friends $462,345 $395,545<br />
Foundations/grants $107,839 $620,280<br />
Corporations $138,997 $149,268<br />
Churches $418,813 $375,303<br />
Other $34,760 $34,467<br />
Subtotal $1,601,301 $2,101,208<br />
General<br />
institutional<br />
expenses<br />
($12)<br />
Physical plant<br />
($8)<br />
Instructional &<br />
academic support<br />
($33)<br />
Capital and endowed gifts<br />
(non-operating) 2005-06 2006-07<br />
Alumni $241,660 $493,564<br />
Friends $2,589,039 $543,232<br />
Foundations/grants $33,500 $220,720<br />
Corporations $31,231 $125,197<br />
Churches $1,000 $1,000<br />
Estates $1,619,593 $530,892<br />
Other $41,200 $95,500<br />
Subtotal $4,557,223 $2,010,105<br />
Grand total $6,158,524 $4,111,313<br />
Student services<br />
& admissions<br />
($14)<br />
Financial aid<br />
($33)<br />
26 ▲ <strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2007</strong>