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• • THE U.S. CAMPAIGN REPORT OVERVI EtJ FYBl-82 was an excellent year. As a direct result of AUC's first capital campaign, U.S. gifts and pledges increased almost 500 ~ over the previous year. The total increase -- from $516,163 to $2,938,773 -- reflects gains in nearly all categories. l~hile corporate giving registered the largest jump, Trustee support was also up substantially: U.S. Trustees U.S. Corporations U.S. Foundations U.S. Alumni U.S. Friends U.S. TOTAL COt-1MITTEE EXPANSION FYBO-Bl $125,000 220,000 147,000 163 24,000 $516,163 FYBl-82 $ 831,B04 1 ,920,654 127,600 2,495 56,220 $2,93B,773 Oct. 82 (14 mos.) $ B57,70B 2,053,154 515,650 2,545 59,245 $3,48B,302 U.S. committee membership also achieved impressive growth. From the initial group of AUC Trustees, it now numbers 60. Membership additions since the last report include Donald M. Kendall (Chairman, PepsiCo), Dr. Armand Hammer (Chair­men, Occidental Petroleum), and E. C. Bavaria (Vice-President, General Electric Company, London). As expected, Secretary of State George Shu'ltz has resigned as one of the campaign Co-Chairmen; and Mike Stone, in his new capacity as Director of A.I.D. in Egypt, has resigned as a Trustee and committee member. The recruitment/solicitation process has been particularly effective in encouraging corporate giving. We therefore plan to continue to expand the U.S. committee. Twenty-three additional recruitments are pending (see attached list). CAMPAIGN PLEDGES Approximately 69% of our U.S. corporate committee members have made campaign gifts or pledges to date. Of the 9 remaining, 5 have requests under con­sideration now. (The other 4 are newer members and will be solicited at an appro­pri ate ti me. ) A total of 16 U.S. corporations, 2 foundations and 2 individuals (other than Trustees) have made pledges to the AUC campaign. (See attached list.) Another $710,000 in pledges is pending. If these 14 requests are successful, the total of U.S. campaign gifts and pledges would exceed $4 million