Year-End Results
- 2009 Year-End Results
- 2008 Year-End Results
- 2007 Year-End Results
- 2006 Year-End Results
- 2005 Year-End Results
- 2004 Year-End Results
- 2003 Year-End Results
Fiscal Year 2009 Penn Fund Giving Results
Alumni Donors: 25,926
Total Donors: 29,699
Dollars: $22.6 million
Benjamin Franklin Society Members: 2,309
Ivy Stone Society Members: 16,105
First-Time Donors: 2,897
In a challenging year, over 29,000 Proud Penn Donors demonstrated their commitment to undergraduate education at Penn by supporting The Penn Fund and the University of Pennsylvania. Gifts from alumni, parents and friends are already at work for Penn students. Some highlights from fiscal year 2009 include:
- A record number of Ivy Stone Society members renewed or initiated membership in fiscal year 2009. This totaled over 16,000 members!
- The senior class shattered the previous participation record to break 68% participation as part of the Unite ONine: Seniors for The Penn Fund campaign.
- The Penn Fund raised over $22.6 million, making FY09 the third highest fundraising year in Penn Fund history.
- He asked and you responded! Brett Barth, Chair of The Penn Fund Executive Board, released a video thanking Penn Fund donors for their demonstration of support this past fiscal year. View video.
Record-Breaking Reunion Results
The fiscal year 2009 was July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009.
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Fiscal Year 2008 Penn Fund Giving Results
Alumni Donors: 26,891 (undergraduate alumni totaled 26,891)
Total Donors: 30,845
Dollars: $27.2 million
Benjamin Franklin Society Members: 2,958
Ivy Stone Society Members: 15,809
First-Time Donors: 3,193
All 30,845 donors served as inspiration to The Penn Fund and the University of Pennsylvania in fiscal year 2008.
By making a gift to The Penn Fund in fiscal year 2008, donors directly contributed to the success of current and future Penn students. The record-breaking $27.2 million raised from over 30,000 alumni, parents, and friends instantly went to work across the University to support all aspects of undergraduate education at Penn.
Record-Breaking Reunion Results
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The fiscal year 2008 was July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008
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Fiscal Year 2007 Penn Fund Giving Results
Alumni Donors: 27,072
Total Donors: 30,830
Dollars: $24.1 million
BFS Members: 2,799
ISS Members: 15,194
The generosity and dedication of Penn Fund donors to the advancement of the University of Pennsylvania led us to one of our most successful years to date. Our success is a direct result of the collaboration and partnership with over 1,000 alumni volunteers.
Your gifts will benefit every aspect of a student’s Penn experience including the campus they explore, the buildings they learn and live in, the clubs and lectures that enrich their lives, and the financial aid that makes their education possible.
Record-Breaking
Reunion Results
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The fiscal year 2007 was July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
Fiscal Year 2006 Penn Fund Giving Results
Alumni Donors: 26,039
Total Donors: 29,907
Dollars: $21.1 million
The Penn Fund had an immensely successful fundraising year in FY06, thanks to the efforts of many alumni donors and dedicated volunteers.
The Penn Fund collected an impressive $21.1 million this, a 8.5% increase over last year. Participation also continued to soar as over 26,000 alumni made a gift to the University, a 2.6% increase over last year. Every gift makes a profound difference in the lives of Penn students. Your gift directly impacts the financial aid, facilities, technology, and superior faculty – the foundation of a student’s undergraduate education at Penn.
Record-Breaking Reunion Results
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The fiscal year 2006 was July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006
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Fiscal Year 2005 Penn Fund Giving Results
Alumni Donors: 25,381
Total Donors: 29,107
Dollars: $19.4 million
More than 25,000 undergraduate alumni gave to The Penn Fund in fiscal year 2005, contributing $19.4 million and making June 30, 2005 a record-breaking day. Receipts increased 17.6 percent from FY04 and 12 reunion classes set participation and/or dollar records. Celebrating its 25th Reunion, the Class of 1980 made a spectacular showing in alumni pledges to The Penn Fund with 927 donors. The Class of 1985, in its 20th Reunion year, followed with 693 donors. The Class of 1975, which commemorated its 30th Reunion, hit the 661-donor mark.
The Classes of 1977, 1979, and 1984, demonstrated the importance of giving annually by taking honors for most dollars raised by non-reunion classes. The Class of 1982 won accolades for the highest level of participation for a non-reunion class with 646 classmates making pledges.
The most recent alumni, the Class of 2005, set a record for a senior class and led efforts in class participation with 1,124 students participating, a 49% rate.
Record-Breaking Reunion Results
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The fiscal year 2005 was July 1, 2004 – June 30, 2005
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Fiscal Year 2004 Penn Fund Giving Results
Alumni Donors: 25,593
Total Donors: 29,540
Dollars: $16.5 million
The Penn Fund had an immensely successful fundraising year in FY05, thanks to the efforts of many alumni donors and more than 800 alumni volunteers.
The Penn Fund posted its best numbers ever -- $16.5 million, a 17% increase over FY'03. We also saw a record number of undergraduate alumni donors - 25,440 - participate in The Penn Fund. This represented a 9.6% increase over the previous year. Every gift counts and we are grateful for your support. Gifts directly impact the education our undergraduate students' experience in all four schools: College, Engineering, Nursing, and Wharton.
Click here to see how your class performed in FY04
The fiscal year 2006 was July 1, 2003 – June 30, 2004
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The Penn Fund FY03 Campaign
Alumni Donors: 23,352
Total Donors: 27,190
Dollars: $14.1 million
We Reached Our Project 5000 Goal
The Penn Fund had an immensely successful fundraising year in FY03, thanks to the efforts of many alumni and volunteers.
The Penn Fund posted its best numbers ever -- $14.1 million, a 14% increase over FY02. In addition to our existing donor base, we garnered support from a new group – alumni who had never made gifts – as a result of Project 5000. We exceeded our goal, adding 5,310 new donors to The Penn Fund (see distribution by class here).We are now up to a donor base of 27,190, which is an increase of 13% over FY02.
The fiscal year 2003 was July 1, 2002 – June 30, 2003
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