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Financial SummaryOF GIVING JULY 1, 2007 - JUNE 30, 2008Donor Types:Donor Pie Chart Donors Gift Count Gift TotalLaw Alumni 1,487 1,771 $1,306,763.10Alumnus 22 28 $62,490.00Friend 104 111 $868,123.10Parent 16 38 $24,218.74Student 1 1 $200.00UF Faculty 8 35 $43,120.00Community/Charitable Fund 10 19 $48,985.00Corporation 89 107 $256,254.00Family Foundation 10 12 $85,591.00Foundation 8 8 $101,000.00Other Organization 16 35 $41,172.46Religious Org. 1 1 $150.00TOTAL 1,772 2,166 $2,838,067.40Total Cash Received:2005-2006: Represents all giftsto the Levin College of Law. Statematch money has been excluded.Fiscal Year Amount2004 $1,929,4322005 $3,791,3242006 $5,741,7242007 $4,224,0132008 $2,838,067Donors & Gifts3,0002,5032,5002,4402,130 2,0882,0001,5001,0002,0972,7822,4341,8901,7722,166DonorsGifts500020042005 2006Fiscal Year20072008Total Participation:Total Giving Participation 9.8%(all donor types)Total Alumni Giving Participation 8.3%Annual Fund Participation 7.5%Endowment IncomeGifts to the law school’s endowment are notspent, but instead are carefully invested toyield a dependable, stable source of incomein perpetuity. Approximately 4 percent ofearned interest from the market value of theendowment fund balance was transferredand spent for specific uses designated bydonors and by college administrators forannual operating and administrative costs.(The additional earned interest above the4 percent is returned to the fund balance.)The fund is managed by the University ofFlorida Foundation Investment Company(UFICO), which oversees investments and lawschool endowment income.Fund Balance InterestTransferred1998-1999 $43,410,446 $1,197,4831999-2000 $57,931,929 $2,129,1672000-2001 $58,442,477 $2,907,5852001-2002 $59,837,880 $2,971,7182002-2003 $46,903,630 $2,287,0872003-2004 $52,975,580 $1,582,2042004-2005 $59,588,895 $1,634,1092005-2006 $67,250,539 $2,004,2002006-2007 $81,594,986 $2,512,7412007-2008 $83,571,816 $2,929,866Finance62 UF LAW
Annual Fund Participation:Fiscal Year Donors Participation2004 1571 9.20%2005 1595 9.34%2006 1623 9.51%2007 1,439 8.21%2008 1,315 7.5%Annual Fund ContributionsContributions received to non-endowed, non-building funds$800,000$700,000$600,000$640,121$747,715$722,8262008 Average Gift: $569.032000$550,000$500,000$552,703$529,67215009.20% 9.34%9.51%8.21%7.5%$450,000$400,000Participants1000$350,000$300,00020042005200620072008500Fiscal Year02004 2005 2006 2007 2008Fiscal YearGator Law Alumni Receptions“Beat the Bulldogs” UF LawAlumni ReceptionOctober 30, 2008FIRM SPONSORSVolpe, Bajalia, Wickes,Rogerson & WachsINDIVIDUAL SPONSORSJim TheriacCharlie Commander IIIEven YegelwelChris HandL.E. HuttonCorinne HodakW.C. GentryFlorida Bar Mid-Year MeetingJanuary 17, 2008FIRM SPONSORSAkerman SenterfittCarey, Rodriguez, Greenberg,Paul, LLPWhite & CaseLott & FriedlandINDIVIDUAL SPONSORSBruce HarrisStumpy HarrisMalcolm B. Wiseheart Jr.M. Therese Vento and Peter M.MacNamaraMarc WitesRonald J. AntoninStephen N. ZackF. Wallace Pope Jr.Scott G. HawkinsEllen C. HamFlorida Bar Annual MeetingJune 19, 2008FIRM SPONSORSBoies, Schiller, and Flexner LLPGreenberg TraurigJones Foster StubbsAkerman SenterfittRuden McCloskyAvera and SmithINDIVIDUAL SPONSORSScott AtwoodBarry RigbyF. Wallace PopeW.C. GentryDubose AusleyBruce H. BokorOscar A. SanchezGrier PresslyScott G. HawkinsBetsy Ellwanger GallagherGinny R. NealLawrence E. andCathy M. Sellers Jr.Crit SmithMalcolm B. Wiseheart Jr.J. Dudley GoodletteRahul PatelPeter M. MacNamara &M. Therese VentoGATOR LAW ALUMNI RECEPTIONS Alumni receptions andother events around the nation are made possible by annual fundcontributions from firms and individuals who understand the long-termvalue of close ties to the law school, alumni and legal profession.Alumni ReceptionsFALL 2008 63
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