UA-R-GC-1914-01-01-1982-10-27_Page-004

• To: The Board of Trustees From: Ken Saunier/ Janet Morse BE: Campaign Up-Date October 27, 1982 I. OVERVIEW The AUC campaign has now raised a total of $12.6 million in gifts . and pledges. This translates to 57 percent of the $22 million goal and represents a $2,300,UOO increase since the May Trustee's meeting. The geographic breakdown of campaign giving is as follows: Gifts/Pledges CoU!!!!I in Hand -T-ot-a-l G--o-a-l % Goal U.S. $3.5 Mi 11 ion $10 Mi 11 ion 35% Egypt $ .6 Mi 11 ion $ 3 Mi 11 ion 20% l;audi Arabia $8.5 Mi 11 ion $ 9 Mi 11 ion 90% &. Gulf States TOI'ALS $12.6 Mi 11 ion $22 Mi IIi on 57% II. ~NTARY BY OOUNTRY United -St-ate-s FY 81-82 was an excellent year. As a direct result of AUC's first capital campaign, U.S. gifts and pledges increased 500% over the previous ' year. The U.S. Committee has achieved impressive growth. From the initial group of AUC Trustees, it now numbers 60. Membership additions since the last report include: Donald M. Kendall (Chairrrmn, PepsiCo.), Dr. Arrrmnd Hammer (Chairrrmn, Occidental Petroleum), E.C. Bavaria (Vice Pesident, General Electric, London). The recruitment/solicitation process has been effective in encouraging corporate giving. The U.S. Committee will be expanded further, and there are twenty-three invitations currently pending (see attached li~t). Seventy percent of corporate members have nmde campaign gifts or pledges. There is $700,000 in requests pending and if successful the U.S. total should go over $4 million by the February Board meeting