Anonymous
01/22/2015 23:59
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
First year have 100, 2nd year 250, 3rd year nothing, 4th year 350, 5th year, 500, 6th year 500 this year we are giving 750.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 23:30
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
We gave 5000 at one school and 1000 at another this year
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:59
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
$750 for annual fund and $750 for scholarship auction (plus some auction purchases - but those are often 'good deals' on things I might buy anyway)
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:55
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
I gave $5 so that they can claim 100% of students donate. But I can't really afford it.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:54
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
$1500 annual fund
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:52
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
We are on some financial aid but we give $250 so they can have the high percentage of involvement.
Our school has a book that shows the donors and there are not that many that donate over 10K a year. But kudos to them because they are helping my child and it is very appreciative. Many pay under $1000 and a lot between $1000-$5000. The schools really want the participation so anything over $1 helps.
Hope this helps.
Our school has a book that shows the donors and there are not that many that donate over 10K a year. But kudos to them because they are helping my child and it is very appreciative. Many pay under $1000 and a lot between $1000-$5000. The schools really want the participation so anything over $1 helps.
Hope this helps.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:52
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
We gave $1,000 at our small parochial school.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:51
Subject: Re:Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
Multiple people at 50% of tuition?
We gave $2,500 at our non big 3 k-8 school and were in the top 10% of annual fund parent donors. We also gave $25,000 for a capital campaign.
OP, if you really are looking to crowd source this just look at the giving levels and the number of people in each level in your school's annual report. They all do them. You can ask for one from the development office but they are often on a password protected area of the website as well.
We gave $2,500 at our non big 3 k-8 school and were in the top 10% of annual fund parent donors. We also gave $25,000 for a capital campaign.
OP, if you really are looking to crowd source this just look at the giving levels and the number of people in each level in your school's annual report. They all do them. You can ask for one from the development office but they are often on a password protected area of the website as well.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:44
Subject: Re:Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
We give 50 percent of tuition. We will have two in next year but the giving will stay at 50 percent of one tuition.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:42
Subject: Re:Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
We gave $250, but it is a struggle for us to pay the tuition.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:41
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
We don't give nearly that; we can't! We pay full tuition (~33K) and give about 10 percent between the annual fund, the auction, and miscellaneous items.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:40
Subject: Re:Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
Anonymous wrote:wow - ok, I wasn't expecting that. Is that the norm at your school? Sounds really high.
I honestly have no idea what others give.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:38
Subject: Re:Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
wow - ok, I wasn't expecting that. Is that the norm at your school? Sounds really high.
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:34
Subject: Re:Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
All told, we give an amount equal to about 50% tuition. (In addition to full tuition, of course).
Anonymous
01/22/2015 22:33
Subject: Annual Giving - what did you give in terms of $?
And what is your school? Curious to know get a sense of what to give. thx